Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26

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Ega ing Sunday, In the greatest
ke#3kA OF all LaSalie Opera house
&&# succorses. The Sweetest Carl
~ Paris" has the honor OF head-
ing not only one OF the most popular
productions on tho road but one of the
very largest as well. She Is surrounded
by more than eighty fun-mekers,. incIud-
ing adl the principals who originated their
respective roles at, the la Sale. but the
celebrated La Sale chorus Also this
being the first time that this bevy OF
stunning Girls have eve. been persuadsd
TO appear outside OF Chicago
rrl1ic Frisanza has achieved an
enyiabir reputation for appearing only IN
big succtssea. and achieving for herself
only the most conspicuous hits. A spe-
Siai matinee win be given on Tuesday.
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Ethel Cilnore, the charming dancer.
heads the blg cast OF nifty people
IN the musical sueoesa. THE Soul Kiss
which plays at the Brandeis theater next
Wednesday matinee and night. No
musical comedy IN years has been filled
with 30 manyenoYelties az is found in
this hodge podge Of myth. music and
frvolity over thirty new musical num-
bers ere introduced during the course
of the two aots
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When Tim Murphy comes 10 the
brandels theater next Thursday after.
noon and night he Will bring with him
two OF his lateEt snd most successful
plays. THE New Code and "The Poor
Rich "l'he New Code which Is to be
the matinee Offering deals largely IN un-
expected fun that Is shown fragmentnriiy
IN every day no and contact. but never
eonsecutiyely behind the footiEhu. In
The role of Judge Barmeise. Tim Murphy
promises an Afternoon OF rare entertain
ment. In The Poor Rich" which is 10
be seen at the evening performance Mr
Murphy will be soea as Davy Dunn. an
Inventor aud maker OF toys whose
creditors have chased out Of the city di-
reetory and Il IS IN this character he re-
Vsais his most admired performance.
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The Girl IN the Taxi" is announced for
= return engasement al the Brandels on
Friday, Saturday. December and 2. rhis
laughing success of the present DAY has
been hailed not only IN this country. but
Eeroad a. well es the greatest iahehipg
success the theatrical seasons have known
Tor many years. In Paris the play en-
joyed run OF l.Ooo nights breaking all
records for long runs The first Amer
can presentation was made In New York.
now three years ago. It's success was
equally as remarkable.
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The first act q Pau Wilaaoh,s drama
usstion Of Anatole Frances famous novel.
That's" whleh Joseph A. Gates win
present AZ The Brsndeis the week OF po.
conber :, with a particularly capable
COMPANY, H. ~ in the operate version,
located on the banks OF the Nile. Tho
scene represents a colony OF holy hermlts
anc their little nuts are simply sur
rounded with Interesting bits Of ancient.
oriental history. Ia the play these homes
u me hermits have been most carefully
reproduced as 10 size. color. appointments
and general appearances and ARE IN tbern-
reiyea examples OF olden-tme primitive
architecture. The soenlc srust VINO con-
strueted the models of sheae little houses
vas most eTspfui to Incorporate every
detail possible 10 his art ana his finished
product Is 8 Visible lesson IN second cen
tury customs,
In presenting the Margaret Mayo
comedy "Baby 1iine.T at the Buyd
iheeter. THANKSGIVING week. bsginnlng
tonight with usual rnatlnees and an extra
matinee Thanksglving day Manager
william 4. Brady, under whose direction
IL Is produced. calla attention 10 the fact
that It not only ran for an entire year
az Days theater New York. hut thai
. Is nov. nearing its ejoth performane nee
AZ Sin Charles Wyndham's Criterion
theater IN London. England
The Dlot u BABY AIlne'' WAS sug-
Eested 4 Miss Mayo through the reading
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the effect that married women OF that
toNn frequently deceived thslr husbands