Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-05

y htW ObACAAAe N0hOA as
vaudeville" Omaha Is one the few
cities In which she is to appear dur
ing q brief tour on the orpheum cir
cult. But short time ago she con-
cluded her Los Angeles engagement in
the musical comedy. Nobody Home"
She hings 70 Omaha company of four
people. including the clever fun-maker,
Charles winninger.
An act described as an "up-to-the-
minute novelty is TO be offered by Nina
Payne and Joe Niemeyer. Many unique
and original dances have been arranged
by them a musical feature is to be con-
tributed by Wilson and Ignore. who
eing. dance, whistle and play the ac-
cordeon. w. S. Gilbert. Of light opera
fame. was the author OF the chaming one
act play. ''sweethearts." which IL to be
Interpreted this week by Erwin and Jane
Connolly. The play win have beautiful
settings Described as ''the giri with the
tenor voice." Ruby Holder Is singer
who Is more than curiously endowed
vocaily. Nina Sterling claims the dis
tinction OF being the most nearly per-
feet specimen OF physical womanhood in
America. She and Ralph Lohse have a
gylnnRstic exhibition OF new feats done
with as much swiftness as adroitness
Ruth Kilbourn. with Adolph Blonne. are
pair OF dancers whose fancy dances arO
said 70 be q revelation OF charm and
good taste. Not less interesting than in
Etructive win be the motion pictures
projected this week BY the orpheun
Travel Weekly. They win show wild
birds. dahlia cultivation and choice va
rietles OF garden flowers
The Gypsy Maids" sponsored BY
"Blutch' Cooper. and with Constable
VIII J. Kennedy and Jack Miller "a
featured comedians, Sc the attraction
which is now playing weeks engage.
ment at the popular Gayety theater. The
current offering comprises two-acl
musical satire entitled 'on the Trail.
the book OF which is accredited TO Billy
X. Wells and tho music End lyrics bS
Mr., Wells and William Farrell The
scenic settings for both the musicA
satire ana the burietta are said TO b
most adequate to their detail The cas-
contains many names we'll known 4
patrons OF burlesque and includes Lynn
Cantor. new recruit to the ranks o.
burlesque, she having appeared IN must
cal comedy under the direction Of Verbs
a Luescher In THE Rose Maid;'' Rarr,
r. Kelly. Harry Evans. Flo Davis, Lot
tie Blackford. Kitty Forsythe ana tn
Carnival Three. There will be an at
tractive singing and dancing choru
usual TO a Cooper production. Thi
afternoons matinee starts al o'clock
During the week the daily matinee vii
begin at ais.
For the third week Of the North Bros
stock company al the Krug theater tn
rollicklng and amusing cOmedy-drama
the Yankee Hustler" win be pre-
sentod, beginning matinee today. Thi
offering will show sport North, Gene
We've Russell. w. II. Belmont and thei
associates IN roles which viii give evs
denoe OF their fan-rnaking abilities
Patrons who witnessed 'srhe Great Iohi
Canton the first week and ''The Thlr
Desree'' the seoond week. were please,
| with those dramatic offerings an
Manager Biily Cole promises somethin
equally ~ good for the third week spoz
, North win appear as the Yankee bus
tlsf. an amusing genius. who taHaa
little flysr across tina WAtsf and set
into al sorts OF situations with hi