Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

for the advice and opinion Of Granmum.
who L.. rather sensitive In her love for
them and naturally curious 10 know OF the
attraction that. like a magnet. draws
them so frequently to the city. She re-
solves upon seeing for herself the. pro-
priety Of the places they visit. She dis
covers them quite attractive, but suffers
from an unexpected adventure. From this
episode follows In natural sequence ana
development number Of very funny
complications and the Irresistible humor
OF Uranium. The interest Is heart In
terest. the humor genuine, the pathos real
and human and every situation the re-ult
Of logical reasoning. Miss Robson Is sup
ported by an excellent company. inciud-
ing Jack Storey, Paul Decker John Rowe,
Eugene ordway, George Hall. C. ewynne,
Faye cusick. Lolita Blake. Louise Rand.
Edith Conrad and Margaret Boland.
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II Is seldom that an operate production
attracts the combined interest Of music
and drama enthusiast. but this 10 the case
In connection with the coming ENGAGE
ment Of Henry w. Savages English pre-
sentation OF Puecinrs opera. THE Giyi OF
the Golden West" at the Brsndeis the
alter Thursday. February IS. matinee and
night
Mr.. Savage has never before attempted
q stage presentation on 30 lavish scale
as In tn cease OF THE Girl OF the Golden
West" A company OF more than 100
ARTISTS Ia transported on this transcontl-
mental tour In train OF ten cars. Fifty
skilled musicians are brought along for
the orchestra and they are under the
direction Of three noted conductors. Five
sets OF principals interpret the leading
roles and alternate so that none ls COM
PEELED to sing more than twice q week.
The scenic effects are said to be the
most complete that Mr.. Savage has ever
presented and the offering Will be far
more complete than was even the case In
his offerings OF ~Parslfal' and Madam
Butterfly" In English.
At the American this week the Wood
ward company win be seen In Edward
Pepie's pretty comedy. The Prince
Chap" which tells romantic story in a
coherent way, with much enjoyable COM
edy and a little most wholesome serious
ness. 1t deals with the situation cf q
young artist who suddenly has girl baby
thrust upon him under conditions thai
seem 20 make 1t imperative that he keep
her. But the baby grows up and in this
xay brings about the real action Of the
comedy. It's ending Is In reason and
very satisfactory. For the week ths
company will be added TO By the presence
Of TIVE Omaha young actresses. Lattls
Helen Sronen viii play the role Of
Claudia IN the first act; Mas Gladys
Finica Is to be the Claudia In the second
act, ana then Miss Lotus Robb viii b
given the part for the conclusion Of IN,
lrlay. Mr.. Elliott will have the part Of
lwliilafn Peyton. the artist, and VIII fink
, I'm II an opportunity to show another sidl
Of his abiuty 10 Omaha folks. The mrs
, lperformance win be at matinee Thu
Afternoon and the bin will run all week
with rnstinees on Tuesday. Thursday ans
saturday.
Ths Ginger Girls" this weeks at
luaetion 81 the GAyety. win unfold III
! aruturtty Winner" q realistic raeini
/ skis. which viii keep the blood OF thu
y spectators boiling for 100 minutes In /
, ~s-~s~h IA La Wrath An Omaha Ia,