Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

the famous statue, "The Venus de Milo, .
In Louvre at Paris, Since the discovery OF
this statue on the Island OF Melos sculp-
tors and artists have sought In vain to re-
produce arms that would match the mutt
lated masterpiece and at the same time
make an artistic restoration. The story I'm
this instance is in the nature of a grace
ful romance about an ancient work of art
combining poetic prose with dramatic ac-
ton. This playlet was first given at the
Lambs Gambol" in New York City, where
1t was pronounced an artistic success.
Mile Camille ODER is Parisleme singer
with voice reaching over a range of four
octaves. She can reach counter G in the
fourth octave, which is higher than either
Ellen Beach Yaw or Tetrazine can soar
She is regarded as an important musical
figure in the French capital and is now on
her first American tour
1.-THE Devil. The Servant and The Man. -
is parephrase on THE Devil" an THE
Servant In the house" by william An
thony Mcclure, Walter Mccullough, who
plays The Devil" has a voice to beat
the band He was with the Woodward
stock company for several years. Arthur
C. Van plays the Servant" while Henry
X. Duffey. an Omaha boy" plays the
MAN"
The White Kuhns are well known western
boys who dispense music and fun in a
hght-hearted manner They have an un-
usual combination of instrumental and vo-
cal talent. The Great Asahl comes with
nNe japanese assistants In an act OF mys-
terry and magic. Their particular feature
Is the Human Fountain a spectacular
bit Of work in which Asahi causes streams
OF water to spout up from all manner OF
places. The stage setting includes a hand
embroidered curtain OF exceptional work
manship.
James Cook and John Lorenz have a
comedy offering in which chatter and song
run riot. Their act is styled, THE Two
MiIlionares.' Harry Fentelle and Viola
Valerie present a laughable conversation
act with songs and dances. The Bakers
are comedy conjurers who come direct from
the London Hippodrome Their exposes
OF some of their tricks evokes all sorts of
laughter. The new knodrome views will
De Fair Exchange" and Personal Mat
ter" Daily matinees.
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Another bill scintiliating with novelties
and brimful OF entertaining features vii
be presented at the American Music hall
commeRcing tomorrow matinee, in keepins
with the high standard set by omaha's
newest and most beautiful theater.
Charles j. Ross and Miss Elgie Bowen
VINO for the last season have been starrinf
In that successful yiennese operetta, ''Ths
Love Cure" viii be one OF the acts Offered
Tor the delectation. Of vaudeville devotees
Their vaudeville vehicle is entitled
Kisses.
Dave Genaro and Ray Bailey are also
recruits from the legitimate stage. for they
have appeared in many popular plays
throughout the country They viii presen,
The Filtration Dance" an original erea.
ton. Genaro and Bailey dance and sins
with yivaeity and enthusiasm which /.
refreshing
Rivoh. The Man OF Thousand Roles. D
lives up TO his title. In a comedy sketch
containing fifteen speaking parts. Fivou
enacts each one. whether It is a man OF
woman. and his changes OF facial makeup
and costume are evolved with an amazing
rapidly. He also lmpersonates famous
musicians and composers.
Count and Countess chllo offer a demon