Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
RUBY LE0W
At ne GyeIy

nrandeis The cast Includes Zoe Barnett.
sydney de Grey olive Depp. Sidney
Broushton. 0rses Ellsworth. Mcnottl
Frascona and Marsueiite. De Won.
The week win .ses {eysrslon to con-
edy at the American. when Miss Lang
and the Woodward players win present
"Forty-five Minutes. from Brosdway.-
George NJ. cohan's melodrsma with
music. II Is a clever splayf tells a good
story IN an interesting way. and has IN
4 more real fun and occasion for merrl-
mont than most Of the sorcalied COM
eiIes Of the dsy. The character OF Mary,
the simple. honest girl Of good common
sense. sci over against that OF KID
Burns, the wise" young man from the
city, who ia also honest. makes a splen-
did contrast Of two distinct types. and
the harmony between them shows the
affinity Of good. And the fun flows from
the same situations as does the dramatic
element OF the play. It will be presented
Win much care and will be found a
source Of real enjoyment by the patrons.
The first performance viii. be at the
matinee this afternoon ana the piece
win run all week. with ether matineees
on Tuesday. Thursday and saturday. n
-
Omaha will be afforded the opportunity
Of seeing King George and Queen MARY
crowned emperor and empress Of India,
with the prodiglous ceremonies and the
elaborate homage TO which the people
of the orient are devoted through the
medium o. tae marvellous kinemacolor
process. Thcse wonderful color pictures
are announced for a limited engagement
~ Bcyd's theater, commencing Monday
night. with matinees daily.
Beginning with the arrival Of the I'M
.p~rial party at BOMBAY. tho eys OF the
camera las followed rot only the two
chief fie'n cs. u the historic drama. but
shows as well the various preparations
that were made by the native authorities
tho erection Of the .triamphai buildings.
the Decorating CT tho wooden monsters
that lined the yaricns routes OF passage.
even TO the painting OF the elephants ana
the draping q them with silks ard fab
rics. Tha,stata entry. into Delhi through
the Gate OF tho Elephants, in which
princess and soldiers OF India figured
most prominently. Is an interesting fea-
,rle, showing as IL does the various peo-
ais VITO hae gathered to greet their new
ruler. \
The Coronation purbar. which took
place on December Il. 1911. in the enor-
nous arena OF the Delhi plains. forms
the central Interest in the film representa-
ton. This event was followed By the
camera managers with considerable
.sdgruent. as 1t gs~e a comprehensive yet
detailed idea OF the vast spectacle. In
the midst Of city OF Fa.eD men. who
were drawn up on blocks. with eurving,
s~eeping avenues winding through them
for the royal. procession to fellow, was
3 high. oren pavilion. with two shronxs.
their majexties were crowned, received
the homage Of the princes o. India ana
thsn looked down upon tie througs who.
at the signal % the CORONATION. raised
their hats and burst into prolonged
cheering. 49, - =
Other events to be shown include the
reception given at the kings camp 70
the Indian chiefs. the Delhi pole touruz-
ment. the state garden party. bathing
and elephants, in the river. scenes In
Calcutta and-rhat Is said 70 be the
most impressive Of ali. the review Of
troops on the plains routsids Delhi In
which such masses a. were never before
assembled In military array swept in
rnsgnifieenf line past the emperor the
ezvnry at full gallcp with pennants
streaming in the wind
The Durbar pictures were taken
throuEhout. It Is said. with even better
judgment than those Of the Coronation