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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
MUCH ACTIVITY At
The COAST STUDIOS
Many Plays, With Diversified
Themes, in Process Of
Manufacture. .,
POPULAR STARS TO FORE

From all the coast studios comes
reports of great activity in the pro-
duction of film plays. A great di-
versifcation of themes has been Sc
lected and there are big things ahead
for the photoplay fans.
Wilfred Lucas is to become a star
on the same program with Douglas
Fairbanks, the Gish girls, Norma Tai
madge, and many other noted players
His first play is Heel to Pay" 1t
is story OF the western lumber
country; and in it Lucas plays the
part of an opulant lumber king who
figures in number of dramatic COM
plications. In the cast are Bessie
Love, Mary Alden, Eugene, Pullette,
Ralph Lewis and James O'Shea.
De Wolf Hopper's new play,
Stranded" is now ready, and will
be released about July so.
THE School Ma'am," with Dorothy
Gish, will be released the week be-
fore STRANDED" Miss Gish plays
the part of the village school teacher
and becomes the target of a scandal.
Two other immediate releases from
Triangle studios are 1.-THE Devils
Needle" and "The Eye of the Night"
The latter is strong story. of David
Holden, who keeps lighthouse on
the coast Of England. For twenty
years he has been the best loved man
in the village for his goodness of
heart A tragedy has darkened his
life. Another man has eloped with
his wife and taken with them his
child. His wife is dead, but he is GER
tain the daughter still lives. Holden
,lavishes his fatherly affection on the
adopted daughter Of fisherman who
mistreats her. She is loved by a young
man who answers to the call when
the war breaks out Holden protects
the young woman and because of
complications, the villagers accuse
him of wrong doing and he loses his
post. A German raid is made from
the air and the lighthouse is destroyed
and the new keeper killed. Holden
fires his own cottage to guide the
ships into the harbor and on zone of
the ships is the young man. He and
the girl are united and Holden dis
covers that she is his own daughter.
From other studios come similar
announcement Of good plays with
popular stars in the limelight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
Cooperation in Photoplay Industry

and heralds, which, to be of any bene-
fit to the exhibitor, must reach him
at least three or four days in advance
OF the showing of the subjects, in Or
der that he may advertise properly
and obtain the best results.
Occasionally a brothr exhibitor il
careless in returning films and adyer-
tising matter promptly, which some
times means a disappointment to the
next exhibitor who is to use tbe suh-
Jects, tor 1t necessitates the substitu-
ton of another subject, and | regret
to say. no matter how good it may be.
It is hardly ever as satisfactory a.
the one advertised.
In order for the exchange to meet
its obligations at the end of each week
we must rely upon the exhibitor pay
ing his bills promptly, for a buying
exchange is put to a big expense when
you consider that each reel of film will
average about $l00-not counting rent,
light and operating expenses. | am.
pleased to state, however, that the
exhibitors in this territory, with a
few exceptions, are very prompt in
making their remittances.
In cooperation there is strength,
so let US get together one and all who
are interested in the great moving pic
ture industry and help each other to
make this the most fascinating and,
as well, profitable businesses Of the
day.
tNote-Nsxt Sunday on this page viii he
presented special article, Tho PhotoplAyl
Industry - I Find H." by Jake Mitchell
manager Laemmle Film service, Omaha.J
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02

sHEEP--Packers succeeded In lowering
spring lamb values nearly dollar per
hundred during the last week. current prices
being Sb@e0c under last weeks close Toll
erably heavy receipts all week helped buy
ers in getting costs down. but even on a
considerably lighter run some sort OF de-
cline would probably have been registered,
as the eastern dressed lamb trade was re-
ported In poor shape all week. Then, too,
the break 10 seasonable, range lambs having
made up the bulk Of the offerings for the
last two or three weeks. Breaks Of $50 25c
were quoted Monday and Wednesday, while
the Tuesday and Thursday markets were
both called nat quarter lower, Friday
while receipts continued heavy the decline
was checked and prices ruled steady Good
to choice lambs arc closing at 31025@l0.50,
with fair to plain stun on down, and pack
ers have been paying ss5o@s0o for culls
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice, 3lo.26@io.60; lambs, fair to
good. ss.7b@1o.2b; lambs. feeders, 5000
$50; yeariings, good to choice, G.6o0s 90.
yearlings, fair to good. $s,75015o; wethers
fair to choice. t6.5o@7.5o; ewes, good to
choice. ts.so07oo; ewes. fair to good. $3.50
m6b0 Ha3
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
eSundAY,

cATTLE-Recepts were light, a. usual
In, which was not enough to make q mar
on Saturday, only $50 head being reported
ket For the week receipts foot up 1906
head, It being the smallest run for a num-
bsr Of weeks back. although about the same
AZ year ago.
Prices on most kinds Of cattle have been
working lower. as Is to be expected at this
season Of the year. Grassers are becoming
more plentiful. the competition from that
source having q tendency toward lowering
the market on corn-fed stock.
Good light yearling beef steers have been
In the best demand this week and they
have remained about steady. On the other
hand. heavy beeves are 25@36c lower.
Cows and heifera are rs "a Soc lower than
three weeks ago.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beeyes, f1o.oo@1o.6o; fair to good beeves.
ls.26 1000; common to fair beeves. $3.50
fair to good yearlings. ss.5o@s.bo: common
to fair yearlings. t7.25@s.5o; good to choice
heifers. t750@Sbo; good to choice cows,
tJoo@s.oo; fair TO good cows a6.oo@10o;
common to fair cows, s4bo9S0o; good to
choice feeders. ts;oo0s6o; fair to good
ers $s.2b@7.26; good to choice stockers,
SI75@s40; stock heifers, Ss.00@7.26; stock
cows. s6.bo@70o: stock calves, $6.7b@S.6o;
veal calves. Sso0@li6o; beef bulls stays,
etc, s6.75@7,7b: grass bulls, $5.boGs.6o.
HoGS-The market opened on this morn
Ing at q good nickel advance. Local re-
ceipts were liberal for Saturday, but ad-
vances were reported elsewhere, and while
shippers did not have such heavy orders.
they bought what hogs they wanted at a
full SO advance. Packers also got going In
good season. prices being at least a nickel
higher right from the outset, and some
droves sold at the best time being quoted
a. much as 5000 higher.
| Early rounds were fairly active, and q
good share Of the hogs had been cleaned
up by shortly after . o'clock. Long before
| the close. however, It developed that offer
ings were really greater than packers &C.
tual requirements. and one buyer who had
done little on early rounds came out on
the finish bidding steady prices on the
twenty or twenty-five loads that were still
unEold at this time ffE-
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


Chicago July i.--DisincIinatlon Of deal
erp 10 carry open risks over the holidays
resulted today In higher prices for wheat.
The close. although unsettled. showed
net advance Of Nc 10 INC, with July at
Si.oaN and September si.osk @l.o5M. Corn
finished We to Nc higher; oats up No
to Y D Nc; provisions 1t . rise OF INC to
l3kc. barring July pork. which was down
l7Mc.
from me outset Notable absence Of selling
pressure was feature throughout the seq
alon except when for brief time atten-
tion was directed to news Of the big o.
fensive movement BY the sntents allies,
A moderate bsarish reaction which ensued
was quickly overcome. however, and there.
after the bulls received no important
check Sentiment against the bears was
derived largely from Liverpool advices that
the NuRopean demand for the new American
crop hsd improved. and was continuing 70
broaden out, f
EVENING Up Of trades % a. TO prepare
for adjournment until "wednesday, gave the
wheat pit = decided touch Of liveliness In
the last half hour. with belatsd shorts doing
the buying.
In corn. an active inquiry from the sea-
board was 10 some extent ter-balanced
BY sunshine and warmth. greatly desired
% ptornote rapid growth. Deliveries on
Juiy contracts were entirely lacking, and
country. offers offers were light.
Deliveries Of oats were hhefal--l, $4,000
bushslA-hut the greater part Of the total
went straight to shippers. Besides. prices
tended,;to harden because Of fear that high
temp4fatures would injure the growing crop.
Pfovisicna ascended TO the highest prices
YET iris season. An upturn In the value
81 horx was the chief Incentive. Deliveries
Of Lara were huge. but were easily absorbed
BY the packers and other strong interests
Chicago Cash Prices--wheat; No. . red.
tics; No. > red. st.o10i.os; No. hard.
nominal; No. hard. ssc@ tioiM. Corn:
No. 3 yellow. rs 7skc; No. Z yellow. 7sM@
tie: No. white. 7b@7shc. Oats; No. =
white, ssk pace; standard. tic. Rye. nomi-
nal Barley, st@7sc. Seeds; Timothy. es.1s;
clover 17oo@i3,oo. Provisions: Pork. e1Abo
e1s.se: lard, tis.ss; ribs. sisso0iile.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
E0o0--Receipts, 1873 cases; unchanged.
PoTAToES-u new receipts. "
cars; Arkansas and Oklahoma sacked
Triumphs, soc@eLio: Illinois and Ohioe.
SOC D Si.oo; virginia. barrels. t2.to@2so; old.
coc 02Loe; receipts. cars.
poULTRY-Aiive. unchanged.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02

These sales were reported today:
whest-No. . hard winter: ! car, eemc;
car. ssc: car. sshc. No. hard winter;
cars, s5Kc; ala cars. s5c; car. slMc; !
ears, &c; / car, sshc; cars, sac; car.
pec. No. I hard winter: car, sic; car.
soHc; Q cars, soc. ga cars, BSc; ! car.
sc; . cars, SIC; Sample hard winter;
ssc; / car. ssc. No. . mixedi l car. 900,
Rye--No. Q: 1 2fS cars, s2Mc.
Bariey--Rejected: car. SIC.
corn--No. white: car. nAc; : cars
Is; car 7oHs. No Y. : v wh,s:; car car,
ii&c. No. ! yellow: car. 7sMo. No, :
yeiIow.,44l cars. 72c. Sample yellow: v
car. CSC. No. . mixed; car, 71hc; l car,
IKE; cars, Tic No. mind; 4 cars.
7ie; . ears. 7oke. No, : m!.sa: I ear;
mixed. ! cars. sShc; . cars. sshc; 1 car,
s.mpi. mi mixed. d. i car. save.
osts--No. . white: . cars. s7c; cars,
wHc sample white: car, ssHe; ears,
sSKc; cars. 3Shc; Q cars, 36c; y car. s4c.
Omaha Cash Prtces--wheat: No. hard,
ssoesMc; No. . hard. slh 0ssc; No.
" : s 'is VI ' so aurSm.
Sic; No. ! duruin, so6sic. Corn; No,
No. I whits, ssM oloc; No. white. % o
ssKc; No, . white. ss@sshe; No: . yellow,
y ,sSS.1 ihic,iSo; 10. yellow. ~ Ssie;
No. 3 yellow. ssh @fonc; No. mixed. i@
INC; No. . mixed, ION @7ie; Ne. ! mixed
ss&7oc: No. g mixed. ssN 0skc; No: !
mixed. ssh 3eskc, osts; No. white. III ~
xS sac; No. i white. ssH essnc. Bar
H. ~: s NJ. !. s,Sssss: No. !. siSi,s.
Chicago closing prices farT1s. .n TIE ~. e:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
Talks With Screen-Shuck Girls
By BEATRIZ MICHELENA-No. IS
Mt know how I shall ever Chamber

don't know how / shall ever Chamber
out.
One of the points is about the ne
cessity of athletic accomplishments:
Must know how to swim"
Others want to know about rowing
or autoing or what-not. 80 ~"s
Now none of these things are alb
solutely necessary to becoming a
motion picture actress. They often
help, but, after all, are accessories to,
rather than the substance of the
thing. The outstanding essential to
becoming great motion picture ac-
tress is being able to actually live
and breathe a great part and make
the audience live and breathe it with
you. The success of anyone on the
screen is not matter to be analysed,
for analysis is a thing of cold in
tellect and motion picture success
lies in making the people feel rather
than think.
Athletics that work for soundness
Of body and mind very greatly help
the picture actress, although in
directly. They may also be of i'm
mediate use. l would advise every
girl entering motion pictures to learn
to ride and swim and do all the rest
of it, but | would have her realize
their subordination to the really ar
tistic side of the profession. A good
wardrobe is often a very handy thing
for the film actress to have, but be-
cause of it she never can become a
great actress, nor even more nearly
great actress. The same may be
said Of athletic accomplishments
when considered merely as such and
not as possible aids to good health
and clear thinking.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
Princess Offers an
Attractive Film Bill

Another big railroad thriller en-
titled "The Money Lenders" is show
ing at the Princess today. In this
picture the explosion of trainload
Of dynamite is seen. Included in to-
days program is "a Gamblers Gam
bols," comedy; Head of the Family"
drama, and "Clever Mrs. Carter"
Tuesday the feature is "The Sting Of
Conscience" a story of the Canadian,
Northern. Tuesday, the tenth episode
Of Peg o The Ring" Wednesday "Be-
hind the Secret PANEL" Thursday,
Broken Fetters;" Friday, THE Heart
Of Child" and Saturday, "A Dead
Yesterday"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02

isc; fresh headless shrimp. per gal. u rs;
fresh peeled shrimp. per gal, $500; rcd
snapper. 13c; Spanish mackerel. l6c: sun
fish. sc; Lake Erie Jumbo whitefish. s2c'
founders, lie; roe shsd. each. 6oc. Frogs
Jumbo, $3.50: medium. l.75
FlSH-Csnned: Domestic, u oil or mus
tard sardines 200 cansD. 50: domestic, Y
mustard. sardines as cans). $40: domestic
Y oil carton and key sardines 600 cans).
sass: domestic Y mustard carton sardines
les cans). ss.as: Imported Zig Tag sardines,
babies, very choice (loo). si2.bo; imported
Storm King sardines In pure olive oil N00),
ei26o: imported Little Sailor sardines In
olive oil ~ tins), 1900: imported Bismarck
chovies (i-lb. kegs). $3.50; imported French
mushrooms. Cabaret, small tins. $500; Mary
land green turtle meat lin cans). $3.50; i'm
ported japanese crab meat, Wico brand,
uarge tins), $3.50; imported Holland mich
nsr herring as-iD. .ss a.. n.Io; surahs sS,
small, soc; soused mackerAl, Storm King
~ tins, ksya). 100 cans, $3.50.
oYSTERS-Chesapeak per GAL. stan
dards, $3.50: selects. $3.50; counts. ti.sS.
CELERY-Mammoth. SOC per dozen; me-
dun s,. =; .s,E Per DOS; small '''; Tl0r'd. per
Fruit and vegetable quotations furnished
By the 0iliinsky Fruit company:
FRUITs-oranses; Walls. ses. $50. -
boz; 210s. 21Ss. $3.50; 1868. 1908. 2A7s;
soos' 1Sos, 80; fancy. $3.50; Silver Cord, IS.
(,rapefruit: 36s, $3.50; 4ss. ~; SIS, sAs. sos.
Ss.5o. Pinssppies: Florida so.. sss. crate.
Ss.3s; 42s, ass. %; Cuban, u. strawberries:
Market price. Loganberries: Crate. ts76.
Blackbsrriss: Crate, s2.7s. Deciduous fruits:
Apricots, boz. -; peaches. u; plums, Cli-
max. $3.50: piums. Santa Rosa. sl.7s; .piums.
rsd Jun. Burbanks, Si.60. Cantaioupes:
standard, crate, s3.1s; ponys, $3.50; 2.3
standards. $3.50: flats. N.1S. Apples: Ben
Davis, box. $3.50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Old. sbu.. $3.50:
new. ID, &c. Onions: Yellow. h.. &c. Home
crown onions. beets. shallots, turnips. car
rots and radishcs. dos. 3Sc: cucumbsrs.
basket 1i.So: celery tFla.). dsz. soc; cab
base. b.. $40; tomatoes crate N.b;
spinach, bu.. 200; rhubarb. doz.. 2oc. Pea.
nuts; No. /. raw. h.. SIC; No. !. roasted.
SHa Figs: BOZ. soc. Popcorn: Case. $3.50
Mc. Figs: Boz. SOC. Popcorn: Case. t2.6o
MIsCELLANEoUs--Dr dates, $3.50 poi
case, Figs, coo per boz. Popcorn. s2.bo pei
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
RohIff Offering Today ..
Is "S0Id for MARRIAGE"

Do you believe in the sale OF girls
for marriage9 Do you think young
people should be permitted to pick
out their own mates, or should they
be required to accept the selection Of
their parentsi When you have seen
this picture you will be ready to an
swer the questions and discuss them
with great interest. sold for Mar
riage" is a picture that is sure to
reach down into your heart, and
never for a moment will your inter-
est falter, and at the end you will
only regret the end has come.
For the balance of the week the
offerings are: Monday-sixteenth
episode of "The Iron Claw" Tuesday,
John Emerson in "The Flying Tor
pedo;' Wednesday, Frank Keenan,
and Mary Boland in "The Stepping
Stones;" Thursday, sgd Chaplin in
"The Submarine Pirate" and Charley
Chaplin in "A Night in the Show"
Friday, Virginia Pearson in Blazing
Love-" and Saturday, Laff Day with
Keystone Players and Pathe News.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
Dundee Books Many
Stars This Week

"A Soldiers OATH" "a fve-reel Fox
production, with William Farnum in
the leading role, is the feature at
the Dundee tomorrow evening; Mes
tor comedy, entitled almost a
Widow" is also shown. Tuesday. the
4th, good program has been ar
ranged with Lillian Gish and Fatty Ar
buckle. A Russian drama, entitled
"Sold for Marriage" is the feature
in which the Triangle star is seen,
and THE Other Man" is Fatty's work.
This program is repeated on Wednes-
day. Thursday, two World him stars,
Robert Warwick and Gerda Holmes,
are presented in Sudden Riches"
with a comedy, THE Fall of Dea-
con-" Friday will be shown King
Baggot in "Half Rogue" and Sat-
urday, "The Stepping Stone with
Frank Keenan,.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02

New York. July 1.-The market for coffee
futures was quiet today with prices showing
tendency to sag off after the rather sharp
advance Of yesterday. The market opened
at q decline Of points under . little scat.
terinE liquidation for over the holidays, with
december selling down 10 S.i1c and March
to safe. Offerings were light, however. and
prices showed littis further change, with
the close steady at net loss OF TO points
A6ales, o,76o bags The market will be closed
from today until next Wednesday morning
July. 7.soc; August, 1esc; September. arse;
October. Goic; November. site: December,
t.1yc; January, size: February, safe;
March. t.s7c; April s.sso; May. s.S1o; June.
e.t2c.
Spot coffee dull; Rio IL. 90; Santos u.
ioLc. Very few fresh offers were reported
In the cost and freight market. but one ship
per offered Santos 10 hero at eXc. London
credits b
Tho official cables reported an advance
Of ~ reis at Rio while Santos was un-
changed and Rio exchange l-s2d lower,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
Airdome Opens Tonight
For Summer Season

The Airdome at Thirtieth and Far
nam, opens tonight for the summer
season. The management will show
only features with popular stars, and
it is their belief that the public will
appreciate the chance to see such we'll
known stars as Kitty Gordan, Clara
Kimball Young, House Peters, Car
lyle Blackwell, Alice Brady, Robert
Warwick and others in their popular
roles of the season. Tonight will
be presented Kitty Gordan in the
play, "Her Maternal Right society
drama Of startling sensationalism.
Monday, "The Woman in AZ" will be
the feature, with Alice Brady; Tues
day, Carlyle Blackwell in THE
Shadow Of Doubt" Wednesday,
"Shall a Wife Forgive;;" Thursday,
1.-THE Supreme Sacrifice" Friday,
"Circus Romance" and Saturday,
THE Dragon"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
whssssais Prices for Produce CHARGED By
Omaha Dealsrs.

Wkeloaale Rrioos Tor FFo4uce ChafGed by
Omaha Dealsss. nv.
BUTTER-No ! creamery. in cartons or
tubs, soc: No. ). CSC.
PoULTRY-BYolisrs. alive. under lbs.
seoisc: hens, isc: special roo.ters and
Tar, lone: springs. aoc: geese. 100: ducks,
iSc: young ducks, lSc: turkeys. acc: old
toms. sec: capons. sic; guineas. 1bc; squads.
DiBeoAee per dos; pigeons. ei.oo per dos.
whplss.ls prices Of beef cuts; Rib.: No.
M 4, IL; No i ;sc. No. !. 10 cSucEs:
M. /. iske; No. .. lekci No. ., i3ko.
Houn6s: No. I. i7kc; No. ;. i7Hc; No. ..
ieNo. Plates; No. !. ioke; No, :. lee. No.
4 cH E1sE--rmportsd swiss ID. 4sc; domes.
III BgisS. 1ec: black swiss. asc: ''Blus Label
RICK I0hc; Blue osars limburger. Sio;
Heqpssort eocists. CSC: Italian Romano,
111i full cream wisconsin twfns. i1Mc;
2sissss and trlpisss. i7Mc; Americas. 70 ~.
i1He: York HeFkimsr. white. 800: Kummin
OF ice: Sap Sage fKreuter). dox-. e1.s0;
flefsRkraan. oi.so: green chilli cheese. tt.oo;
NcL4rsu impsrial cIub. ei.ee; hcLArsn Inn
Er9{, sac. Royal Lunsh. medium. ei.ss;
Rs52l inlch. large. $40; email Rceusfort.
lam. otfes large Hoauetort. 3ato, % %;
FirbStfo cheess. n giass. ol.os; NoIArsn
1eyliSA sheess. ~; MctAaren nlppy chssas
xVSsljiosf. tSc: NsufckatsL $50; lunch
S<SrT< ~: 0sil Medal camsmbsft. $40,
Ninl2Snfs rcarssmbsFt. el.ae; hAnd-mads
sAss6@ IA a eozl. ~; Phosniz brand
lsssy ..psrts4 1.iss ehsese. tin.. per a..
1{5St Rk5srig brnad fancy American cheese
tn r ~; fk8liab PAFneisn, u giAss. small
$50; hn1a Do.eot peanut batter. lara eoc
n. el el.1es 3 ~ ~ as.ib. pail ia.
' g @shsa; isci;s I1ali -
1f{l'is, ,s,Nn n. 4 lfos nicksreL "a. eairnou
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02

make a success, neither can any other
business for that matter. The time
has passed when all that was necessary
to draw a crowd to a picture theater
was to open the doors and take in the
money. Today it requires much time
and thought to arrange programs that
will be pleasing to the majority of
patrons, but I find that mixed pro-
gram with variety Of subjects is
usually better liked
The exchange not only co-operates
with the exhibitor in the matter of
arranging his programs, but as well
furnishes the lobby display. This
usually consists ofsone, three and six
sheet posters, set Of photographs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
little Meena's Romance"
TODAY at the | othrop

The Lothrop offers its patrons
Little Meena's Romance" Today
and Monday with Dorothy Gish, Mar
guerite Marsh and Owen Moore.
Also Fatty Arbuckle in 1.-THE Other
Man" -
Tuesday there will be no show at
the Lothrop, as Manager Jensen
wishes to give his patrons an oppor
tunity to take in the>various celebra-
tons, a thing they would not think
possible if the show was open.
Wednesday comes reurn showing OF
sgd Chaplin in "The Submarine Pr
rate;" Thursday, George Kleine pre-
sents THE Destroying Angel" Fri
day Triangle presents Stepping
Stones" and Saturday the offering is
Rosemary for Remembrance"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
Many Good Features at
Omaha This Week

The program for the Omaha thea
ter includes many popular stars and
productions. Today King Baggott,
the Universal veteran star, appears
in Half a Rogue" story of sue
cessful dramatist and an actress whom
he has made" Good comedies are
shown with all features every day.
Tuesday will be shown the Rose Col
ored Scarf" with Herbert Rawlin-
son, also "Billie's Waterloo" and the
Sheriff of Pine Mountain" Wednes-
day is presented "The Three Good
fathers" Thursday, "The Perils of
Divorce" Friday, "The Eye of God"
and Saturday, Behind the Secret
Panel"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
Monroe Has Interesting
PROGRAM for This Week

Starting today, the Monroe has an
interesting program for the coming
week. 1.-The Man from Manhattan"
with Gladys Huelette, is today's Of
fering. Monday comes "The Pilgrim"
and Siren of the Jungle" Tuesday,
Window of Dreams" Wednesday,
Star of India Thursday, Over
ais" fve-reel feature; Friday,
web of Grafters;;" Saturday, Secret
of the Submarine" The Bee serial
story and "The Return of Skillful
Sleighus' Strategy"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02

Kansas City July 1.-cATTLE-Reeeipt
200 head; market nominally steady prime
fed steers. eioab 01o.76: dressed beef steers.
ts.oo0io.oo; western steers. $1o25@1o.so;
atockers and feeders. 3s.7S@s0o, bulls,
Ss.1t@aoo; calves. ssBo@1l,oe
Ho0B-Receipts, 500 head; market
steady: bulk Of sales. 3s,eb9s,so; heavy.
ys.so@asS; packers and butchers sa75@
es5; light. ts,so0s.7S. pigs. es.5o0s75
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Reoeipts, none;
market steady; lambs, ssbo@lo7B. year
iinEs. t7ss0s.3s; wsthsrs, 3s,2S0Lbo:
ewes, ee.oQ07eb.