Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-02

and Henry Rigoletto, who have an act
of exceptional versatility They are in
etrumentalists, Jugglers, magiclans.
mimics. illusionists, acrobats and aerial
gymnasts. Not only in personal appear
ance but in entertaining ability the one
is the duplicate of the other. Bright en-
tertainment is to be offered by George
Whiting and Sadie Burt. Their skit is
called Song Sayings" THE New Chauf-
feur'' is the title of the sketch to be
presented by the diverting comedy team,
James Hussey and Jack Boyle. The
anxieties of the driver and the owner of
an automobile are the basis of the laugh
producing qualities OF the sketch. One
of the most amusing dog acts ever to ap
pear in vaudeville is the one to be
presented by Trevitt's Military CANNES.
In the hands of Cervo, the piano-ac-
cordian becomes an instrument full of
warmth and delicate musical expression.
He is recognized as a virtuoso in this
particular field of melody. Harry Wat
kins is as much a comedian as he is a
contortionist All the Undesirable kinks
of his pliable body are said to be curiously
farcical Once again this week the
Orpheum Travel Weekly Is to project in
teresting views in motion pictures of
curious places the world over
At the Boyd this week the play will
present a set OF characters that are the
social antithesis OF those who have been
seen there lately, for the scene Will be
shifted from the underworld of New
York to the realm of the very smartest
circle of the exclusive set of London.
THE Butterfly on the Wheel is a com
edy of high life in Englandsp and deals
with another and more interesting phase
of the eternal triangle. Peggy Admission
gets 1t into her pretty head she is weary
OF the life she leads with her sober
minded husband. Right Hon. George Ad-
maston. NJ. p, and party leader but when
she gets on the witness stand in the d.
yorce trial. under the merciless examina-
ton OF her husbands attorney. she finds
that the law has made no provision for
such things as a woman's heart. let alone
the vagaries that may enter her frivolous
head. She is, indeed the butterfly on
the wheel. and the wheel turns with re-
lontless force. The play ends In a COM
piete and pleasant surprise. however. II
has very fine vein of comedy to offset
its serious passages, and will be found
enc of the best things the company has
yet done. Mr.. Lynch will play Roderick
Colingwood. Mr.. Lindholm viii be Ad-
maston. Mr.. Phelps will play Lord Eller-
dine. a fine comedy role; Mr.. Price Is
cast FOR Robert Fyffe. Admissions attor-
ney; Miss Gates is TO play Peggy Admas-
ton, fine emotional character, and Miss
Dewar is to play Lady Atwill a good
comedy part. Others In the company will
be well placed. On Thursday afternoon
Manager Burgess will begin his series of
tango matinees, when dancing will fol-
low the performance on the stage For
the special Tuesday night attraction Mr..
Phelps and Miss Keppler. assisted by
eight young women dancers, will put on a
special singing and dancing program.
In Russia" is the title OF the new
two-aet burlesque that Sam Howe has
written for the use OF his popular Love
Makers company. 1t will be seen for the
first time here at the Gayety theater this
afternoon. II is presented In four acts.
all OF which are described as exceedingly
beautiful notably that showing the inn
perial palace. ST. Petersburg. Russia. An
other scene is the imperial ball In the
grand salon in the cars palace. Mr..
Howe appears as wagering glazer.
Sim Piffke, and Is said 10, be funnier
than ever before Countess Rossi. The