Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-21

has been carefully cultivated 10 bring out
its beauties and give II greatest use
fulness. since leaving school. Miss Bur
lie has played with Robert Mantelrs
company IN his round Of Shakespcaroan
playa with william Faversham's COM
pany, and in a shubert sketch with Ed
gar Acheson Ely. Her first performance
in omaha, last week In Samson showed
her very favorahly. and she seems Ger
tain 20 become one OF the most useful
as we'll as popular members OF the com
pany.
TITLES Punctured Romance" six
reel keystone comedy in which Marie
pressler, Mabel Normand and Charley
Chaplin are featured in. a riot Of FUN,
remains over at the Brandeis theater to-
day for four extra performances, at =
$50. 7.So and y. m, respectively.
Famous German pictures will be shown
at the Brandeis theater on March e. "
and ~ for the benefit OF the German war
orphans A part OF the receipts viii be
cent by local committee 90 its proper
destination. The manager OF the German
Moving Picture company IS here In
Omaha TO stimulate interest In the per-
formanoe. These pictures have been
shown in Baltimore. Chicago, Pitts
burgh, New York and In most every
large city in America and have met with
great success There will be three per
! formanoes at night Saturday, 9th; Sun
day, 18th. and Monday 9th OF March.
beginning at s:15 with one matinee at
| $3.50 Sunday afternoon.
! Miss Billie Burke made a hit AZ the
| irrepressible heroine OF Jerry the
comedy by Catherine Chisholm Gushing,
/ I'm which she will he seen at the Brandeis
! theater. April 26 and p. Jerry Ia
! thoroughly up-to-date comedy and its
heroine is even more than that one OF
the other characters says that she is "a
girl an hour ahead Of time" and that hits
IL exactly.
Louise Grassler, who plays the LEADING
role IN support Of Guy Bates Post In
| Omar the Tentmaker" coming 60 the
Brandeis thcater for four days, begin
ming April II. portrays both youth and
maturity. In the first part OF the play
she enacts the youthful sweetheart
shireen. of the beloved poet, Omar Khay
yam. interpreted by Mr.. Post. But the
true cAlibre of her acting is best at
tested in later scenes. Torn from hel
lover. shireen Is married to the shah and
later cast off by him to die In the desert
From this plight she Is rescued by muir
derinE marauders, who force her 20 joir
their band. For many years the erst
while Shireen, now known as the EVi
Banou, is forced TO roam the desert
and participate. silently at least, In many
atrocities Thus It will be seen. while
Miss Grassler portrays, during the ear
lier passages OF the play, sweet low
able young girl she later has to charac
terlze a full-fledged adventures,
II one wishes a hearty laugh Visl
!. 10 the popular Gayety theater when
THE Broadway Girls" are underlined a
the current weeks attraction commenc
Ing this afternoon. will in no wise b
aniss. Two musical comedies entitled
"A Day" and "A Night" written by Alb
I,eavitt. mark the entertainment. Sue
stars as Hazel Crosby, the little girl wit
the big yoice; Ada Bum. hewitching song
stress; Baker and O'Nen, the censu
takers:" Morris and Campbell, In "Nearl
n Soldier" Al X. Hall, character enter
tainer; Savo. the Jumping juggler," an
others make up the company. There ar
forty people in the cast. including twent