Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-02
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with the courage to lop Off the Bosworth
Field episode. Richard could well be dis
posed of and Richmond's triumph as
sured without the expedient OF a ''oom-
bat that is so patiently no combat at ALL
Or, as an alternative, let us return to the
robustious days OF Forrest or Tom Keene,
whose Richmonds had to fight or be
driven ingloriously from the scene.
This afternoon AS You Like H." with
Miss Wakeman in the role OF Rosa3nd.
Mr., Mantell as Orlando and Mr.. I.lebcr
gs jacques is to be the bill, and II ought
TO be a real delight. Miss Waterman
should make a charming Rosalind. To-
night "Othelo" win be presented, with
Mr.. Mantell as the Moor, Mr.. Lieber as
lago and Miss WakemRn as Desdemona.
"SchOOI Days" at the BrRndeis.
school Days. musical play In three
acts by Gus Edwards under direction
Of stair a. Havlin. The principals:
Biff Dugan' from the East Side" ..:...
;,,..,..,..;'' $3.50. Bobbie wagner
Carl Dashund, brought up under the
bureau .,...,.............,..Jos Joseph Marks
Meller Pear very sweet. Lillian Lavone
lima Lemon, she suffers Edna Evans
vera Nntty. very nutty. Elmyra Evans
Lizzie Brown, she lisps. Viola Evans
Johnny Boston Beans Party. literary
diet ....................W William Newklrk
Jimmy '.''''...,,,.',,,,,..H Harry Livingston
Jimmy .,....s.....,...,,..,..Ja Jack perlman
Crhe Hold Up Twins)
Lolita Gold. very rich. ......Laura Laird
Tommy Tattres' tatiern and torn. 800.
Tony ~. ;io. ;oas Billy $ Newton
ina Hogg. ........,,,........M Marion Lavone
IRA hogs, Addie Gallant
sassy lAtile. very sassy Grace Childers
lzzy Levy, greenhorn just oveT........
..,...............,......, Herman Timberg
Captain Bingham. one Of the finest,
-, '',..'.'''''',.':'.'... William Llewellyn
Miss Take, our beautiful teacher......
''s.'.''....''.....,...,.. Alma Hill
There IL some ineffable charm about the
scenes depicted In School Days" which
opened yesterday for a weeks run at the
BrandeiA, that makes II mellow into a
better and better show as II comes back
season after season. Young. ukeable
Herman Timberg Is still with school
Days" and stu retains his violin, from
which lac draws some of the sweetest
tones that one could wish 10 hear. Mr.
Tlmberg is surrounded with a p@etty.
shapely and youthful bunch Of girls, who
dance agilely and pleaElngly. Mr.. Tim
berg himself IS more certain in his inn
personation OF the young Russian Jew,
who has just landed in this country.
Two large audiences were present for
the opening performances yesterday.
Though the matinee crowd was forced 70
await the arrival Of DELAYED train
bearing the troup-and wait two hours
II was patient and seemed to enjoy the
show more because Of this long wait. d.
Present at the afternoon performance
were many children, and they were en-
thusiastic for everything that the school
characters on the stage did. Indeed.
school Days" is a show primarily for
youngsters, and II there are any Omaha
boys and girls whose parents desire 10
bribe them into being good for a while.
here Is a suggestion: Let them see Her
man Timberg and his workers There
enjoyment for youngsters and Just the
same amount for grownups
Several new songs have been added 10
the musical numbers Of the play. Among
these is THAT a-BoOn Baby Dance " a
late musical effort that Is all the rage
in the American Music Hall in Chicago
just now. As rendered by Miss Alma
Inn this number IL one Of the best raggy-
dancing songs that has been heard In
Omaha this season.
Miss Laura Laird, who played the part
OF Lotta Gold, Is an Omaha girl. She Is
pretty and was very successful I'm her
acting OF the rich young girl.
"The Girl ana the Judge" ne the
American.
Boyd Nolan, new leading man for Miss
Eva Lang, star OF the Woodward stock