Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-09
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night and Saturday night and at bar
gain matinee on SATURDAY. bianche Dey9
and Franker Woods are seen to gceAt
advantage N tho leading roles. The COM
pany presenting thus musical comedy -
an excellent one,
Worba and Lueschei, the young New
York managers OF Louis Mann in "Ele-
waiting A husband, which at INC
week, have Il number OF other produc-
lions, most OF which VIII be seen here.
one Of their new offerings is Lulu Chaser
IA Miss pudelsack, winch promises 70
equal IN interest and popularity their
production OF THE Spring Maid and
Little Miss FlX-lt" Werba and Luescher
have given Mr.. Mann magnificent
scenic production for his new play ana
surrounded him with a notable company
of players. a matinee will be given on
! "Wednesday.
Martin Il Emery Co.'s production OF
''rhe Red Mill this season Is presented
on scale of lavlshness that dwarts the
organization OF last season. The scenery
has been built upon the largest scale, the
costumes all replaced by new costly
designs, while the company OF principals
have been most carefully selected ana
embraces many names familiar TO theater-
gocers The chorus of forty Is said to
be one of the best ever organized. e IS
safe to assume that the engagement at
! the Boyd next week Will prove one or the
most brilliant theatrical events OF the
season.
The talents OF Miss Lily Lena, the
| English singer who Will be one OF the
| theater next week lie in directions out
| side OF singing charming songs. Changes
| OF costume which she makes with each
| song owe their distinction OF colorinB
and style TO her original taste, for she
| SELECTS them ali to the smallest detail
! Het hats which look so attractive and
| simple are the result of her own thought
! ana sometimes the smart touch which
her fingers add to them. The rapidly
/ with which Miss Lena's costume changes
are made shows that she understands
some system tho secret OF which is re-
Vealed in the three immense hooks that
she uses on her bodlces instead OF the
dozen or SO on the regular blouse. Among
her most attractive gowns IL n white
.SSSc s;E6saicer0d In gold and saver roses
Only thsee more performances remain
OF the run OF "A Stranger in Strange
Land" which has proven so popular a.
the American this week. II win be OF
and for the next week, beginning with
tho matinee on Sunday afternoon, Her
Great Match" Clyde Fitch's greatest
comedy, viii be offered. with Miss Lanl
In the role of 10 Sheldon
The matter OF taking out all the empty
seats in the popular dayety last Satur'
day night because OF their not beinl
needed during the run this week OF The
World OF Pleasure has proven To be d
} wise precaution as the big musical ex
travaganza is doing land office bust
ness IL is attracting a class of patron
age which my theater should be prou,
) TO have as its regular clientele, aud bes
, OF all tho probability III that they vii
continue TO be regular once-a- weel
patrons. Ladies' matinee daily.
For several hours yesterday Il loolSet
as though THE Missouri Girls" show a
I the Krug would lose the six ponies o
the chorus An offer was made to tn
young women to Join the chorus of
Q musical comedy that Is billed for thl
last season were with tho 'Barnyar
:, Romeo" act, in vaudeville, and are con
Bidered very high class ponies. The man
agement of the current Krug attractio
persuaded the chorus youngsters 60 re
main with his show. IL is rumored tia
Z he gave them substantial increase 4
u salary.