Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-06

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,----. Asst week viii be recalled BY
IL the few who went TO see The
Yellow Ticket" at tho Bran-
- dels because OF the pleagurs
I(AAlI afforded by the really compe-
t2.zss~zlS tent and sincere acting of two
members OF the company II Is no news
to Mr. Abingdon 10 DO told that he 10 a
stod actor this has been demonstrated
o. many occasions and IN many rcleh
snd that ne brinEa TO any part no plays
Me discriminating Judgment Of years OF
ypulent experience In taken as a matter
u course. II was Miss Belle Mitchell who
afforded the pleasure OF surprise. I'm
known. practically. before her present en-
gagement. she has made for herself q
name that Is not likely to be overlooked
BY the powers OF tho stage in the future.
II Is ali the more to her credit that she
can take role like that OF MRrya Var
onka, with It's many apparent faults. and
make Il seem like human being From
first to last the part fairly bristies with
invitation 70 overact. 70 indulge IN rant
and rhodomontadc. but Miss Mitchell
proved herself worthy Of the opportunity,
and by her nice valuation OF expression
ana careful balancing Of situations made
the part one OF the real pleasures Of the
evening by reason Of her intelligent act
ing Confidence IN her future 10 here ex-
pressed. with a wish 70 see her some
time in role that ID worthy her ability.
Excuse RE" Rupert Hughes comedy
Of happenings on Pullman car. win be
the attraction at the Brandeia. starting
with the matinee today and continuing
for four nights and Wednesday matinee.
Its only aim IL 20 make people laugh.
Its scenes al take place on u fast nov
ing train Of the Overland Limited en-
route from Chicago TO Reno. the settings
being the Pullman sleeper ami the COM
bination club and observation cars. The
characters are the passengers and train
crew. who. thrown together on trip like
this. would surely create Incidents OF a
comic nature There Is fond couple who
fancy they would be happier separated
and are ON the way. unknown to each
other, 70 Reno; there IL the dashlng army
officer under orders to report TO the
Philippines who - eloping with hia
fiance. and who the passengers belisve
e pc bride and groom. and thr English
tourist, who finds Il rather hard 20 en-
slneer sleeping berth ard who insists
upon HIS "bewth;'' country minister and
his bride. who Try hard not to get found
out; woman hater who Is converted 10
matrim0ny BY missionary: a most
amusing conductor; a ENliSaan porter
who Il a whole entertainment IN him
self, a suave traveling man.. snooxelums
the dog a typical rews "batcher:" r.
fact all the amazing persons and funny
episodes that so to make a railway tril
nenomrable and intcrsating. Two spe-
eiai matineea win bs Elvsn on SUNDAY
and Wednesday to meet the alread,
strong demand for seat
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''Brinsing Up Father. D. 1siifseai car
tooa series now running daily In TIT
Omaha Bee as well as In more than %
other newspapers throughout the Unltes
states and Canada. has been dramatlzes
and adapted Tor a musical comedy pro
duction BY the artist. Mr.. George Me
Manns. and the well known theatrlca
producing manager. Mr.. Qua HnL TIL
production consists OF three eomplet
scenesf with beautiful electrical AMI
mechanical embellishments. Forty Per
formers, Including singers. dancers an
comedians are employed. Believing tina
she more vital problems Of life are reali
ieg and do not need to be depicted a