Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-18

SHOWN. FOR the IrHL time on any stage
the audience is treated to a visual demon
stration OF the workings Of the detective
department Of a large city. The cast Of
this remarkable play includes sarah Pad
den, George Sumner, Jack Ellis. Charles
Hin Mailles. william Pinkham, H. H..
Forsman, Margaret Drew. Francis Bonn,
Helen Castle Ellis, Il. A. Eberle and
others THE Third Degree" opens at the
Brandeis theater this evening for a stay
OF four nights, with matinee on Wednes-
day.
brilliant bill will be presented at the
new American Music hall. Miss Adelaide
Kelm, who is well known and popular in
many OF the principal cities Of the coun-
try where she had starred in stock COM
panles. will present a laughable sketch,
entitled, Miss Bright, Decorator" which
contains many humorous situations and Is
brimful OF sparkling dialogue
VILLA -&olt Wakefield. entertainer to
New Yorks 4o0," will offer song readings
at the piano with that same gracious per-
sonslity and Winsomeness that have
deared her to the hearts OF thousands of
theStersOers Her song, Ten Dirty LATHE
Fingers always arouses and touches the
hesrtstFings OF the audience, while she
sings other numbers equally good
Another unusual act will be Mons. G..
Molasso's sensational pantomimic produc-
ton. Paris by Night" in which the lead
ing role will be portrayed by Mile. Nina
Mnar. The pantomine is intensely real
istic and startled even blase New Workers
when it was first produced there a few
months ago
Charley Case. The Man Who Talks
About his Father" has new lot Of funny
stories, and he tells them in such an orig
inal way that the audience is in almost
continuous laughter the whole time he is on
the stage. Another unusual feature will be
the William O'Brien Troupe which comes
here direct from an al-seasons engage
ment at the New York Hippodrome. One
OF their many feats is to shoot a girl out
of a large gun. Nevins and Gordon have
a mirth provoking playlet called Little
Miss Manicure in which will be introduced
Miss Helen Mcmahon, The Original Scare
crow Girl" Harry Mayo for over four
teen years the tenor of the famous EN-
pire City quartette, will sing the latest
popular ballads. while Keough and Francis,
in THE Ward Heller" a witty sketch of
political life, and Harry lie Clair. a skilled
juggler will complete the program.
.
George Beban, English character actor
In The Sign Of the Rose" will be one OF
tho strong features of the new bill at the
Orpheum, beginning matinee today. MIR
Beban is supported by a company of seven
capable players. The theme is that of the
love of children a common passion shared
by an Italian ditch digger and a banker
Mr. Beban's portrayal OF Pietro Massena
whose Rosie has been killed by an auto
mobile is triumph of artistic skill and a
fine study of Italian mannerisms. To get
the dialect, the ideas, the very costume OF
his Italian costume, Mr.. Beban literally
lived the life OF a railroad laborer FOL
weeks. The story is prettiy written and
staged
The other members on the bill include
Lillian Ashley, singing comedienne and
mimic The impression Miss Ashley has
left in other cities is that she is "a charm.
ing bit of femninity, with physical charms
a-plenty, pretty face and pleasing man
ner OF telling stories" George Lyons and
Bob Rosco play harp and violin, respect.
lively, while Mr. Lyons adds to the act
with his vocal numbers The Five Olym.
piers present twelve scenes of living stat.
uary from the masters. O'Bren Have
and Bessie Kyle have sketch by win NJ
Cressy, The Office Boy and the TYNE.
writer" skit designed for laughing pur.
poses Dale and Boyle have a singing and
dancing number. Delomore and Darrell
offer The Rehearsal" which is a trayest,
on everydays scenes behind the scenes -
Wentworth, Vesta and Teddy is the nam,
OF a new acrobauc act in which clever
canine performer is introduced Brave
Little Girl" and See, I'm Late.S are Tn,
new hnodrome views received for the week
Daily matinee
The Lion and the Mouse" Charlie,
klein's play, in which the money devil a,
represented by John Burkett RYDER get,
his'n, Is TO be the bill at the Boyd theate
this week, beginning with matinee thi.
afternoon The Woodward company hal
faithfully rehearsed the play and will b,
found giving fine presentation of il iron
the very first. Miss Lang ought to be yei7
sweet and convincing in the role OF Shirle,
Rosmore, the girl who defeats the none,
king, OF whom all else are afraid n,