Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
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dels theater for two days. beginning jan
uary 1, with matinees on New Years day
and Saturday, proves a rafting good
show. Messrs. Mcintyre and Heath are
real actors. Each presents distinct
type of the southern darly. Mr.. McIn-
tyre as Alexander. the livery stable hand,
ana Mr.. Heath as the somewhat pompous
minstrel performer, offer a'bit of human
nature which stand as nothing less than
dramatic achievement. In short, they
are not overdrawn pictures OF the impos-
sible Ethiopian. but individuals who
truthfully exist The character drawing
as executed by both actors is too we'll
done to be dismissed as mere coon
stuff" In his revival this year John
Cort has given Tho Ham Tree" mag
nificent production and surrounded his
stars with q notable cast. including Ed
ward Wade. Arthur Barry. Otto John
son. Edward 8. Holden. Norman Wood.
ward. Mildred Beverly. Mabel Elaine.
John I.orens, Jack Bell. Winnie and Jack
Crisp.
September Morn" will be the attrac-
ton AZ the Brandeis thseter for one day
only. matinee ana night next Sunday.
The society drama, To-day" win be
presented at the Brandeis theater for
three days beginning January g. George
Broadhurst and Abraham Schooner are the
authors of To-day"
Philip Bartholomae's musical play,
when Dreams Come True will be the
attraction at the Brandeis theater for
/ two days beginning January 10
Thurston, the magician. will be the at
traction at the Brandeis theater for three
days beginning January a.
The Brandeis theater has for it's attrac-
tion on January II. IS, ~ and 20. peg o.
| My Heart" one OF the greatest successes
produced, on the American stage in
decade.
To start the new year In the proper
spirit the orpheum is bringing to Omaha
this week a duo OF stellar offerings, in
addition to five other excellent vaudeville
acts, with also one OF the most interest
ing series Of world views In motion pic
lures that the Travel Weekly has pre-
scented. One of the starline attractions
I is to be Miss Ray samuels singer OF
engaging personality. who was one of the
stellar lights who illuminated the zeig-
field Follies. Another of the dominant
features Of the bill is to be contributed
by Claude Gilllngwater and Edith Lyle.
who. with company OF five people, pre-
sent a one-act episode. Wives OF the
Rich" Another feature of the. bill will
be the act offered by George White, as
sisted by Isabelle Jasen. In pleasing ar
/ nf
Every Day Occurrence" is the title OF the
skit to be offered by Wilbur Mack, the
popular song writer, with his engaging
partner. Nella Walker. One OF the most
interesting acts Of the bill Is the animal
circus to be contributed by the clever
dogs OF Charles Prelle. 1t IL the most
unique oe dog features. A diverting
melange OF song. dance and story is to
be contributed by Rita Boland and Lou
Holts. both Of whom were formerly man.
bers Of the Elsie janis company. To
round out this exceptional bill comes
HARRY De Coe. who does all manner OF
curious things with tables and chairs.
This week at the Boyd theater Manager
Burgess has prepared a gala revival OF
Cinderella" TO be presented with all the
spectacular features and effects needed
TO make this favorite fairy story live In
all Its eolors and lights In addition to
the regular company, more than 100 neo-
Pile viii be employed. among them a spe-
cial ballet and solo dances. arranged by
Prof. Chambers. Helen Kroner, well
known Ia Omaha as an advanced pro-
tessional dancer, viii lead the ballet, and
with her will work Mildred House. an
} other OF Prof Chambers advanced pupils.
} these dainty dancers appearing IN solo
movements as well as In the ballet. All
} the special scenery and stage equipment
} for pacture effects has been provided and
the production will be complete IN every
detail In the cast Miss MeHenry will
appear IS Cinderella. Mr.. Lynch as
Prince Charming. Miss Dewar as the fairy
queen. Mr.. Bliss as PicOt Miss Thomas
and Miss Warfield as the wicked sis
ters and the others in suitable roles
A special feature win be added fol
Tuesday evening only when Mra Nfla,,l. !,