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LITTLE ECONOMIES.

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The British salt industry centers in
Cheshire and Worcestershire.
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It's sometimes easier to settle down
than it is to settle up.
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

In good humor. In musiO. in pictur-
esquenoss and IN the clevernesa OF the
eompany Tho Bon Tons are highly at
.ractive in their rush of humorous incl
tents and bright songs. This splendid
Durlesque musical organization Il a first
-ate specimen Of high class modern
musical comedy. It Is this superb COM
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

i'm laugh provoking antics. entitled
Much Ado About Nothing" Halnes
and Dean in Chick and Chickens on
the Bench" comedy singing. talking
and dancing skit Eva wescott & Co. are
the headline attraction. They present a
novelty dramatic sketch. entitled THE
Butterfly Wife" The bill IS completed
by the -Four Baltons," who are four
clever lady aerial gymnasts.
"A Bit OF Lace" Is the photoplay for
the first half OF the week. This play
ls beautiful three part drama with
Edna Mayo and Darwin Karr in the
leading parts.
Heading the bill for the last half of
the week il Yuma" This is an act of
mystery and unbelievable sights. Tom
and Edith Almond present an unusual
novelty. consisting of songs and music
and novelty Ice skate dancing. Helen
Primrose, clever girl Coincidence, fol-
lows with q line OF nut comedy. The
bill IL closed BY the Amber Brothers,
Americas foremost equilibrists.
An exceptionally strong photo-play
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
Frank Milton and .DeZo7S SjSten.
At the OrPheUm

he -FOUR Marx brothers ana
their big company. who open
for a week at the orpheum
with a matinee today in a one
act musical comedy, Home
Again" constitute one Of The
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
D0Oid Bispham and His Company
to Be at the Auditorium Monda,

Music. comedy and drama ali are com
,lned in the program OF David Bispham
and his eil-star company. who will pre-
sent a wonderfully unique two-part pro-
sr-Va at the Auditorium tomorrow night
As the second concert under municipal
auspices at popular prices.
The excellent support given to David
Bispham by the members OF his company
IA the production OF the Beethoven play.
Adelaide" which is preceded by a one
ret sketch known as The Rehearsal"
has been the subject OF much favorable
,smment in the cities visited on the
our. Mr.. Bispham and his company
an be lNe attraction at the Auditorium
Monday siight. November %. The mem
oers OF the company were selected by
Mr.. Bispham personally after having in
sestigated the work OF about 800 appli-
ANTS. Consideration Of dramatic ability
,ombined with musical qualifications
PLAYED an important part In the selection
~ the members
Nine. Marie Narelle. the dramatic so
Drona. plays the title role in Adelaide. e
Mnae. Narelle Is well remembered
throughout the United States as the re-
SUIT Of her concert tours. In Australia
Anle. Narelle occupies a unique position
- a ballad singer and her concerts IN
hat country have always been events
u the first order OF Importance.
kathleet Conan the pianist. is the
1ossessor OF a gold medal won az the
Royal Academy In London. She adds
greatly 70 the success OF the performance
~ her intelligent Ilaying OF the accom-
,animente.
Graham Harris. the yiOlinist. OF the or.
sanizafion. IL q pupil OF Franz Kneise
and also studied with Adamowski and
.Hinteruitz- Last season he was a mem
per o. the New York symphony orches
ra
idelle Patterson, lyric soprano. has hat
considerable experience "a a singing act
'1efs- Last season she Was. the prime
lonna with De Wolf Hopper In the per
forrnance eiNen b. the Gilbert ana Sui
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
FATHER RlGGE INVITES The
WOMEN TO LOOK AT JUPITER

Father Rlgge OF Creighton university
has invited women OF Tennyson chapter
Of the Chautauqua study circle and the
young women's class which meets with
Mrs. w. b. Howard TO the observatory
Tuesday evening at 1880 that they may
view Jupiter and its satellites through the
telescope.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

around whom the police bind a chain OF
circumstantial evidence which is broken
by the cleverness OF his wife, who out
wits the police. In this play the 80
called third degree methods Of the police
are shown. 1t will be a play to please
Krug patrons. The Chicago ladies' or
chestra continues to be a strong feature
in connection with the stock company.
Weekly reservations Of seats may be
made at the box office. Matinees every
Sunday, Thursday and saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
pany OF players who will be the current
attraction at the Gayety.

pany Of players who will be the current
attraction at the Gayety.
Eight vaudeville acts OF exceptional
merit are diyided into different scenes;
two genuine witty satires are introduced
to the patrons. both from the pen Of
Bert Baker. the famous composer and
producer. The first is a funny creation
called Copper at g." and the second is
Poor Buttercup." Aside from the rich
comedy and witty repartee. there is a
sprinkling OF delightful new and catchy
songs, with q refreshing array Of pretty
girls. who not only sing with strength.
harmony and sweetness, but are well
trained and graceful dancers. Babe la
Tour. a pretty. winsome and vivaclous
soubrette. is the support OF Bert Baker,
the star Of THE Bon Tons" Then there
are Lucille Manion. Mabel McCloud. Rose
Ford. Leo Hoyt. Micky Feeley. Sam
Hyams. Mike Forster and many others
A special feature with the show Is Feeiey
and Mccloud in their wonderful Barbary
coast dance. Today's matinee starts al
, o'clock. Just after dinner. Beginning
tomorrow there will be a ladies' matinee
daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

has been booked for the last half Of
the week "IIeredity," a modern drama
IN four parts, with a strong cast includ-
ing Rose Tapley, Caroline Birch and
William Humphrey. "Animated Cartoon
Drawing OF New York" and an assorted
program complete the bill.
-
THE Third Degree" Is announced as
the bill at the Krug for the week start
ing matinee today. The North Bros.
stock company. which opened at this
tkaater a week ago for an indefinite
stay. has made many friends and the
box office indicates a constantly increas-
ing patronage. Manager w. W. (Billy)
Cole feels justified I'm offering this high
class company of players at movie prices.
Mr.. Cole feels confident that those who
make one visit to the theater will con-
tinue .their weekly visits and thus become
regular attendants. lie feels he has fur
nished something the people want and
intends. as he said before, to operate the
Krug on strictly respectable mes. Women
and children are especially invited 70
visit this new stock company.
In THE Third Degree" Sport North
will be seen es Attorney Brewster, a
role particularly fitted to his dramatic
ability. Genevieve Russell will please
Krug attendants with her characterize
ton Of Annie Jefferies. wife of Howard
Jefferies. ir In this role she has ar
opportunity for some stirring moments
w II. Belmont will play Howard JEFF
ferries. jr.. the young man who becomes
the innocent victim Of circumstances and
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

-
1~ their big company. who open
for a week at the orpheum
- with a matinee today In a one
Rtl1ff1MI act musical comedy, Home
- Again" constitute one OF The
largest as we'll as funniest
headline productions playing the Or
pheun circuit The plot IL laid In two
scenes. the first showing the return OF
the Schneider family from a European
5aunt and the second. Henry schneider's
villa on the Hudson. Each OF the four
brothers has a role that fits his ability.
Arthur Marx is the nondescript."
Leonard IL Tony Caponi. Julius Marx
portrays Henry Schneider and A,ilton
Marx has the part OF Henry schneIders
miik-fed son. A speciality Is introduced
In the second act by Arthur Marx. while
Leonard specialiEes on the plano. and
clever dances are introduced by Roy Fees
and Miss Billy DeRex. The Marx
Brothers are on the last lap of their
tour or the Orpheum circuit and such
has been their success everywhere that
the local management feels safe in em-
phasizing commentator of them.
a feature OF prominence among the
headliners OF big-time vaudeville and ono
no introduction. Is that given by villa
Holt Wakefield, probably the most fin
ished ''pianloRuist" on the stage. Miss
Wakefield gives very pleasing and In
telHgent musical reading to songs.
Frank Milton and the pelong sisters
will contribute one OF the funny fea-
lures OF the program with their sketch
entitled THE Terminal" which is de-
II. a "a H.. nj - n.
provoking than Twenty Minutes Lay
Ovei al Alfalfa Junction" which II will
be remembered was the vehicle In which
they scored decisively last season.
An exhibition Of psychological interest
wlll. be that OF the ambidexterous Jap
anese. Tameo Jajiyama. Quadruple mind
concen. ration ls one OF his feats. He
writes heaa,ines from a newspaper with
his hand benlnd his back and at the
same tnhe. tac,ng the footlights. hold a
conversation WITH members OF the aud
ience
Three young men, vocalists and in
strumentaists. are known as the Har-
mony rr,o. and are most happily named.
,rhe mandolin. banjo. guitar, violin and
the Hawaiian ukel,e are among the in
struments they employ,
George MeDer and George X Elliott
have surprise act. II Is said TO be one
81 such an unexpected character that Il
should not be described In advance.
Van and Belle. boomerang throwers.
have an act that Is unique. and as usual
The program will be rounded out by the
motion pictures OF the orpheums 4 ravel
Weekly This time there will be views
81 Papeete, the principle port OF Tahiti
The Lake windermere. in the north OF
england. and scenes along the Italian
coast
In good humor. In musiO. in pictur'
,squenons and IN the cleverness Of the
,ompany Tho Bon Tons are highly at
.ractive in their rush OF humorous Incl.
tents and bright songs. This splendid
burlesque musical organization Il first
rate specimen of high class modern
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
MMe Marie MreM
At tie auditorium

Ivan Opera company. Her dramatic
abilities are given ample opportunity for
expression In The Rehearsal" the clever
little curtain raiser TO the play AIDE
laide."
Miss Patterson not only sings well. but
acts her parts admirably.
Henry Barron. said TO be the first tenor
70 sing the tenor roles In the ''Girl OF
the Golden West" and Tales From Hoff-
mann" in English. when he appeared with
the Henry w. Savage company. has been
singing the title song in Adelaide" with
noteworthy success.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

On the call board at the Empress for
the first half of the week Ia Clark and
Mccullough" two eccentric comedians,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
We've Always Had
A ''Sneaking'' Suspicion

that some of our messages of hot air. would be held up
to the classes in Rhetoric "a horrible living example
of bad English
Honestly, had the nerve to pull ads of this
kind in university town-a la Lincoln-where each and
every member of the populace knows Homer Horace and
Virgil by heart where the newspapers contain sentences
longer and complex than those the budding begin
ming student of Latin encounters in Caesar and where
culture reigns supreme, the newsboys addressing
you. Wouldn st thou purchase newspaper, esteemed
sir, but where sorry to say the last they
know anything of is the Civil However, business got
so "rotten had to hire long-haired, specialized
youth of much brain and grammar but slang, to pre-
pare our ad copy.
Anyway Sunday writing that
today gotten the
above OF system proceed
our bread and butter for this week.
Don't you enjoy story regular. beings
yourseyou where they ride around Fords instead
automobiles with three yabes where there
bedecked does not
eight million dollars nonchaanty
way trying his-The
tap Sunday called
month who a very charming little boy and
is happy a morning Vampire
the loses his hedVyou es run
with Why they always
VampsY something auto
presume punch picture
husband dog look on his face
goes
those happy ending pictures
corking pictures o week.
that TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY William
that ikeable THE WONDERFUL ADVENTURE"
woman
ad THE RECKONING which full well interesting
action
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-12-03

and Mrs. Geo. S. Joyner, states that
he landed there from Alexandria,
Egypt, and would sail for New York
so as to reach his home here by
Christmas. DR.. Joyner has been To-
Gated in the Holy Land for number
of years, and expected to remain
longer but for the war and the treat
ment of Christians in that territory
He left for Alexandria in June and
spent some time there, delaying his
homeward trip somewhat from his
original plans. The folks at home
will have royal welcome for the
returned evangelist.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-12-03

Trustee Atkins is visiting the va
rious districts collecting taxes for
1915.
Miss Bess Sweeney, of Martin, was
visitor this week with Miss Luna
Carter.
Mrs. Clarence Clogs is reported
much improved after several days
illness.
Have you heard the new music hit,
II Want Some One to Love Me?' Get
your copy at Caldwell's Book Store. S6tf
Mrs. ]. S. Kendall and children, of
Martin, were in the city yesterday
shopping.
Mrs. Carrie Martin, who was with
the R. T. Curtin store, has returned
to Martin.
Chas. Crockett, of Cleveland, Ohio,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Edwards
last week.
Mr.. Rice Wilson, of the vicinity
of State Line, was business visitor
here last week.
Coal-Coke-W ood-Call Tel. $50.
Messrs. Luton Holt and Sydney
Moss, of Nashville, were social Wis
itors here Sunday.
Mrs. Mittie Moore has accepted a
position with the Lambert Company
in the sales department.