Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10
What
Omaha Theaters
Offer for the Week

was placed on Palace theater dill,
New ora, ana scored 80 ueclli, cay thai
she was given the Orpheum ana Keith
circuits with headline distraction.
AS for the Cansinos, it was they who
introduced the tauso 70 tnis codntry.
For their current vaudeville tour they
are using a suite Of dances entlre.y
unique. each number being a choice
specimen "a the V.m anu the Drit d.Icy
chaIactering the terpsichorean art OF
Spain. Eva Gauthier ami Ned Mia Dew
will introduce their curious Javanese
songs and dances Hired and Fired" is
the title Of the comedy sk,t 10 be offered
by Tudor Cameron and Bonnie Gaylord.
George Austin Moore and CorGeha
Haagar have been conspicuous in the
support Of Gertrude Hoffman and sam
Bernard. They are well known to local
OPPORTUNITIES The California boy tenor.
Master frankie Murphy. formerly
choir boy, has q vocal endowment of
--~Siusical quality, ana sings the iovorlte
songs Of the day. Scenes In Russia
France and southeastern Russia viii
he shown in the inoGoh pictdres Of the
Orpheum Travel Weekly
Theatergoers other than those who
usually patronize musical burlesque Will
he interested in the announcement that
lack SINGERS Berrnan Show Is booked
for an ensase.nont 90 TINS city at TIE
popular Gayety theater twice daily
during the present weeK. This season the
attraction makes a special appeal TO the
theatergoer in general because OF the
remarka0ie four months ensasement
which the company has just finished at
the Columbia theater on Broadway IN
New York.
Practically direct from its New York
run with the cast Of stars that were
seen there still intact including lie"
Kelly, the Behman Show viii present
The Dope's Legacy" one act buries-
que, a passing revue OF al the famous
stage stars of the day and a iaushaole
travesty of Bronson Howard's famed
war-drama Shenandoah during the
enlightenment here. This is identically the
same program that was presented our
ing the long run on Broadway ana with
The organization will be seen the same
scenic effects and costumes and the
same beauty chorus numbering more
[han a score OF girls and an octette OF
? nicked male voices that are entirely
out of the ordinary in buriesque. Dur
ing the passing revue there Will be iIhl-
tations Of Gertrude Hoffman, Julian
Eltinge, Enrico Caruso. Nora Bayes'
Charlie Chaplin and FRITZ Scheff.
In addition to Lew Kelly there are
many others we'll known to the stage
- the cast which includes Lon hascal,
Eileen Sheridan, Harry LaCoste' He'd
wig Won Mueller, Harry Van, James
Tenbrooke. Ameta Pynes and Martelle,
without a peer as an impersonator of fe-
4 matinee
starts at 800 o'clock. Grand holiday
matinee Columbus Day, Tuesday
,Ato,,as U,gon. Ireland's famous tenor,
has signed a contract to appear over the
Crnbcum Circuit and is scheduled to ap-
bcAr, at tho l3caI orpheum week OF No
vernhe,. T. In the spring. following his
tour az the orpheum Circuit Mr.. Egan
,ntc,da u give n series OF concerts CIV
ing the different epochs in Irish music
ana TO include examples of the best In
modern Irish music as well. he 10 an
enthusiast for the development OF Irish
grand opera and contemplates move
in this direction.
AS the wild rush OF the carnival sea-
son is over, the Empress viii go oacH
10 its established program, giving per-
formances at the regular snow hours'
The management of the Empress nav
ing found that their ushers have not
been giving the patrons the proper at
tention. and have lacked in courtesy and
= Judgment. are installing usherettes. in
homes that patrons will be awarded bet
ter treatment. The keynote OF the bill
for the first half OF the week IL variety.
o'NeiII and walmsley. who on their
initial visit stopped all shows. with their
comedy parodies and chatter, is one
headline attraction. and the Three Lor-
ettas, in a vaudeville medley OF comedy
musicale and dancing. are second head
line attraction. A clever impersonation
Of Charles Chaplin lie also offered by this
trio. BY the way, speaking OF Charlie
Chaplin, the Empress will show his latest
two-reel riot, "Shanghaied." for the first
four days Of this week. Dewey and Day
ton, two clever entertainers, in musi-
cal s1it. offer new and eccentric dances
Rice Suily and Scott, vel known tramp
oline artists, close the bill for the first
half of the week. The feature photo
play for this bill is a four-reel drama
entitled THE Call of the Dance"
George AIDES latest fable in slang. THE
Statesman That Did Not Make Good"
a Hearst-Seig News budget and Charles
Chaplin in "Shanghaied" make up the
balance of the bill.
For the last half OF the week six
Merry Maids From Melody Land" offer
hurrah OF music and song. The Six
Cecillians are classy instrumental SIS
nifty girls and clever musicians. Ed and
Jack Smith. In songs. dances and say
ings; Barber and jackson in a dainty
musical skit, "a Man. a Maid and
Piano." and the Georgalis Trio. sharp
shooters arc the vaudeville attractions
for the last half OF the week. Through
Troubled Waters" a three-part Broad
wsv favorite drama, and an assortment
OF single reel short stories. m-lete the
offering for the last half Of the week.
Robert Warwick. in THE Flash OF an
Emerald" advertised to be shown at the
Hipp last week, and which did not ar
rive in. time, VIII positively be shown for
today only The many admirers Of this
fine actor will have an opportunity Of
seeing him in a screen part that elicits
another and not often seen, side OF his
undoubted genius. The story OF the i'm
mortal drama. "zaza." which has been
adapted as a photo play, with Pau Inc
Frederick. the foremost emotional &C
tress OF the screen. In the title role, and