Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
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- edian IN new play by A. c.
Guuter entitled "A German Prince This
latest offering of Mr.. Wilson's is said to
he the most interesting play SO far pro-
vided for this entertaining comedian, who
can cause the tears TO flow with the SYM
pathetic tones OF his sweet love songs and
then dry them with smiles that CLEAN like
sunshine on a bright summer day. In writ
Ing the play the author has caught the
German atmosphere and infused Il in the
story most cleverly, Telling an interesting
story he has delicately interviewer the
treasured folk lore OF the Fatherland Civ
inR the whole characteristic flavor that
has been sadly missing In German comedy
OF late years. Mr. Wilson has written
several captivating songs for "A German
Prince which will doubtless be whistled
on the streets long after his engagement is
brought to close. Among the most noted
of the now sonER are MY Queen OF
Dreams I'm Tyrol," The Old, Old Chin
noy Corner" Helen" Under the Har-
vest Noon" and Love Thoughts" BY a
pretty oonoeit win also introduce a medley
composed OF the old songs made popular
by him in the past. The engagement runs
TIL after Wednesday night. with a matinee
on wednesday.
j. Leubrie Hill and company OF forty
others in a long and diversified program
Of music, comedy, singing and dancing, in
MY Friend from Dixie" promises TO be
one Of the most pleasing companies of col
ored entertainers that has visited here this
season. The engagement begins at the
Brandeis on Thursday evening, and lasts
until after Saturday with a matinee on
Saturday.
THE Arcadians' which mas been a big
winner ever since It was first produced,
comes 10 the Brandeis theater on Easter
Sunday night only. II is declared to be the
brightest and breeziest and most uproar-
iously funny musical play that has been
seen in years. The company is of the all
star quality. while the chorus members
are good lockers as well as possessing
splendid singing voices. The scenery is
gorgeous and beautiful. the dresses are
lovely in color, in design and in grouping;
the dances are charmingly gay and
sprightly, the music is tuneful. and the
orchestration is dainty and clever The
company carries its own musicians, which
inaures a perfect rendition Of the score
The song gems are numerous and among
them may be mentioned The Pipes OF
Pan" THE JOY OF Life" "simplicltas"
The Girl with a Bit Of Brogue,' AR
cady is Ever Young, Charming Weather
Il like London Bring Me Rose"
Truth is so Beautiful" and MY Motter"
Miss Lang will be seen this week at the
Boyd IN another comedy that Is entirely
new to Omaha 'The Girl in Waiting" Is
in four acts and while 1t depends on the
mixture OF Identities for its plot, Il shows
of the theme.
Several very novel Ideas are presented
and the complications are almost start
ling In their originality, The humor OF the
whole thing is genuine and the fun flows
naturally from reasonable situations. The
dialogue Is crisp and al times sparkling
with rarest wit, and the action OF the
play is sprightly so that not d dull moment
will be noted The fun strength OF the
company is required by the cast Miss
Lang will have one OF those light comedy
roles In which she revels, The first pertor-
nance will be- at a matinee this afternoon
and the bill will run tho entire weeA'
q
"Cherie." one OF George V, Hobart one
acl farces, viii be presented al the VI
phvum this week by clayton White Marie
stuart ana company. The dialogue Is WHY
and the situations neatly devised
Peter Donald. scotch comedian ana H'7
bonnie lassie," Meta Carson, VIII return
with their skit. Alex McLean's Dream
In this act these Scotch actors VIII otle'
some Highland dances, SONGS and VII MI
Donald writes his own songs. They eA
Lsct TO cross the Atlantic soon Tor i've
years abroad Raymond and Caverly' Ger
man comedians, have some original ideas
and their own musical numbers Mlss
Grace Marshall, Miss Elizabeth Ames ane
Miss Grace Freeman. billed as The Cali
forniR Girls, have repertoire OF Not9
and Instrumental selections being pans
and vocalist, cellist and violnist' In tn'
II orier mentioned. Vittorio and Georgetto
Known as the Upadedowp Boys per
fern amazing feats while standing ON thei
heads or hands. Mile. A'Ioe has been re
rcrred 20 as the Danish YVetts Guhoert
She sings In English, Danish German an'
FIcnch, and Is said 10 possess a s"ee
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