Omaha daily bee., 1912-10-11
I'm the Stage WorR1

of The Woman in the Case" by Clyde
Fitch, which will be seen ut Boyds the
ater for three days beginning with a
matinee today. When Julian Rolfe mar
ried he blotted out his past and old ties,
Claire Foster, an adventures. was an
acquaintance of his and a friend named
Long, A situation perhaps not unknown
In real life Is here presented-@that OF an
adventures falling In love. and that SEN
timent being returned by self.respeet-
Ing man OF the world Julian RuIfe was
too loyal friend to Long 10 wish him
such fate, and, when he saw Long
about to marry Claire Foster he inter-
teres. Before the play opens Long, IN a
fit OF despair has shot himself When
deprived of her lover, Claire Foster real
lies that she might have been married
to him had II not been for Roife She
determines 10 take reveng by starting
story that Rolfe killed Long. The de
velopment of this interesting story makes
q play OF much interest,
Alice Zeppilli. one OF the dashIng per-
sonalties OF the Chicago Grand Opera
company, invests her stage work with d
certain chic and verye that makes her
every appearance telling, and we find the
stage more or less vacant when she has
LETT 1.-THE best tribute that can be con-
ferred upon an artist as II concerns their
impress on an audience. One OF her most
delightful characteriEations Ia the Count
ess In The Secret of Huxanne," In which
she has appeared In Chicago, and reap.
peared in London, Monte Carlo and Paris
The Secret Of Suzanne" promises 70 be
one OF the great events of the current
season at the Auditorium. Omaha. October
II, matinee and evening.
A long line Ia expected at the ho,
office OF the Braadeis theater today
when the tickets for the engagement n
HNa Lang Will so on sale. Miss Lanr
and excellent company will open q week.
engagement on next Sunday matinee
Her Husbands Wife" win be the Of
cial train, arriving In Omaha early Sun,
day morning. Miss Lang has done som.
excellent work In this city In stock com
panies, and in Her Husbands Wife.
she Is given splendid opportunity to ais
play her comedy talents. During Mis-,
Lang's engagement here, mRtnees vii
De gwen on wednesday and Saturday
AdrIenne Augarde, the beautiful youn,
English actress at the orpheum thii
week lis often asked for recipe FOL
beauty, and In reply she says that beau
tiful thoughts are the chief tonic.
ITO hate others said Miss Augarde
face and face without a nose Is Ger
tainly not pretty, Facial lovellness Ia 1
small asset, when spiritual beauty Ii
lacking. To be really beautiful woman
should think high character o
thought. Her mind should be q garden
where only the most beautiful though
flowers are sown. Some philos0phe
has said that the eyes are the Window
OF the soul and my observation Is thai
he is right Happy thoughts give {
luster TO the eyes BY being bright an,
cheerful even under heavy burdens tha
goad not only makes a beautiful charac
ter. but strengthens man or woman
mentally and physically"
There is not a dull moment through
out the performance OF Robinson'i
"Crusoe Girls" the big musical show
at the popular Gayety this week. !
being direct departure from anythint
offered hereabonts. Scenically and me
chanically nothing has been left undon'
and had the production failed In gain
ing popular favor, II could only hav'
been because Mr. Robinson has eithel
been too generous with his public q
else has made too rapid strides in hi
conception of what an advanced extrava
ganza organization should be. But th'
public is most responsive proving Mr.
Robinson's good judgment Ladies' DIM
matinee daily.
1t Is very evident that all Omaha Il
taking notice of the big posters on th'
bill boards conveying the intelligence
that by figuring each act and each rec
OF pictures on the matinee program q
the Hippodrome at 1-oent each, II make
the daily matinee at dime admission
the biggest amusement value In tow
OF an afternoon. Attendance az the dali,
matinee starting az o'clock is building
up In healthy manner, the correspond
Ing day Of each week showing mos
gratifying increase over the attendance
the same day OF the preceding week.
One OF the biggest vaudeville acts eve
seen In Omaha will be presented at tn
Orpheum next week. The elaborate pro
dhctIon Ia THE Drums Of Dude" th'
second OF the series of one-act Belase,
plays, to be offered this season. M
expense has been spared In making tn
sketch beautiful and effective. Th'
story is full of romance and thrills
Those desiring 10 attend next weel
should procure their seats at once a
the demand has already been YER!
heavy.