Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-29

be seen in Florenz ziegfelds "Follies OF
1870 at the Jardin de Paris this summer.
Later he will star in one OF Mr., Ziogfelds
musical comedities.
Gertrude Hoffman the dancer. has en-
tered into a contract which precludes the
possibility Of her taking a roof garden en-
gagement for the summer. Miss Hoffman
who now boasts Of being tile highest paid
artist on the vaudeville stage has bee !
booked for forty weeks in vaudeville next
SCI son. The first sixteen weeks will be
spent in New York, after which she will
take the road. Therefore instead OF ap-
pearing at a roof garden Miss Hoffman
decided to sail for Europe on Tuesday. She
will go at once to Bavaria, where big
scenic and mechanical novelty is being
built for her She will return late in the
summer after a long rest abroad
.
John Barrymore, one of the new stars
of last season, matinee idol, relative of
John Drew, brother of Ethel Barrymore
Colt. and the stellar exponent of THE
Fortune Hunter" which is now running
here has solved the question of happy
marriages. Listen:
"A husband should be a good sport and
the wife should be a good sport Then
there will be no divorce
The married sportsman will not nag
or scold he will declare himself frankly
and explicitly, but petty fault finding will
be beneath him; he won't fly into a rage
II his wife is admired by other men, and
he won't resent 1t IL she coquettes a little.
For he won't be so vain or impossible as
to think his words and his smiles and his
admiration sum UP the whole world of a
woman's life. He will provide money with
out being asked for 1t after he has made
it plain just how much he can afford as
an allowance. He wifi not fly into a rage
over accidents nor win he blame his wife
for unpleasant events that come to all at
some time or another, despite the greatest
precautions.
ITO sum 1t all up the husband with the
sporting spirit will give his wife mental
financial and social freedom"
Arthur Byron has taken the place of
Richard Bennett as leading man in What
Every Woman Knows" with Maude Adams
Della of the Secret Service" is the title
of the new play in which Helen Ware is
to be starred by Henry b. Harris. The
play is by Robert Payton Carter and Anna
Alice Chaplin. Miss Ware. who is al
present appearing in The Third Degree,
will at the close of her present run sail
for Europe. She will return in August to
begin rehearsals for Della Of the Secret
Service"
In London not long ago the watch COM
mittee, censoring the theatrical advertising
on tho billboards, objected to the title
''The Girl Who Went Astray" They there
| foro erased the word 'astray" and left the
title reading THE Girl Who Went -"
.
Gerald du Maurier who will be a Londor
actor manager next season, says: II an
entirely opposed to an actor taking a cur.
tain call. The picture should be preserved
no one should consider it as his or her owr
scene-it belongs to every man who is II
the company, and the effect of your big
scene is not a telling little BIT at the fal
OF the act-drop, but whatever has happened
in the crescendo of the scene.
III the call for particular player is in
sistent, it seems rude to ignore it. But yot
know that CALL 1t comes from a little boy