Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

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nS&NKA his place as leading man of
vaY the Boyd Theater Players. Mr..
Lynch will open on next Sunday in Ed
ward Sheldons 1.-THE Niger" a strong
play of love and politics. which has never
been seen in Omaha. Three other play
ers new to Omaha join the company and
make their first appearance at the same
time. They are Miss Margaret Dewar,
ingenue; Mr.. Berry, who will replace Mr..
Watson, and Mr.. Churchill. who will have
the comedy roles, now assigned to Mr..
LIE Due. 1t Is Mr.. Burgess intention to
strengthen his company in every way.
SO as to make it what he aimed from the
first, the most popular and successful Of
all Omaha stock organizations.
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This is to make the announcement that
the season will be continued at the Bran
deis after Easter Sunday with some really
and truly dramas, performed by living
actors. For Wednesday and Thursday
nights of Easter week, Marie Tempest,
the English coincidence, and her COM
pany will be here; on the Sunday follow
ing, Guy Bates Post opens his second en-
gagemeht in Omar the Tentmaker,"
coming for a four-night stay; the next
Sunday sees Mizzi Hajos in her present
seasons success. "Sari." and then come
High links" Billie Burke in Jerry"
Julian Eltinge in THE Crinoline Girl, ="
and then for April 80 and May /, William
H. Crane In 1.-The New Henrietta" This
is certainly pretty fair list of April at
fractions Several local entertainments
will also be put on at the Brandeis dur
ing the month
The moving pictures depicting scenes
of the war and the Fatheriand which
are now being shown at the Brandeis
theater will continue over tomorrow
night There will be two performances
today, matinee and evening and one per-
Torrance tomorrow evening. A part OF
the receipts will be sent to the orphans
Of German soldiers by local committee
composed of Mrs. Bertha Getschmann,
Ernest Koenig and August F. specht. Be-
sides views Of the towns and the country
there Is a real drama OF the war on the
Russian and Austrian border which is
very interesting. Emperor Wilhelm can
be seen at the head OF his soldiers The
scenes OF the country were a present from
the king Of wuerttenberg These pictures
have been shown with great success in
New York city. Baltimore, Washington,
san Francisco and many other large
cities Of the United states.
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Marie Tempest, England's foremost
coincidence. and her own company from
the Playhouse, London. will DO the at
traction at the Brandeis theateT for two
days. April Z and =, in the delightful
farce. Nearly Married Miss Tempest,
IL Is said. Ia pTe-cminent IN the delineation
% smart women Of the world. She Is
the brisk. competent, keen woman
possessed q the wholesome wilss %
lum0r and PERCEPTION. and she olght Ca
ds delightful In the amusing farce which
she will present
Guy Bates Post win play an engage
arrut a. ths Brandeis thcater Tor -four
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