Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12
Mne.EMma GAVE
At tie Orpheum

fts his personality preciseiy and he has
made Of Il one OF the most charming
and amusing character studies seen IN |
New Yori, this season Anyone who has
ever seen Alr. Skinner IN some Of his
ether well remembered characters, like |
Colonel PHILIPPE Hridnii. fIadj the Beg |
gor The Harvester. or Denis Roulette /
ought TO be sure 10 sec him as Tony /
Bcllehomber Tony is portrait ike |
the others. and by far yhe best OF the
series.
~ the Boyd theater for two days.
Wednesday and Thursday, March 2g-ss.
William Faversham will present his
latest success. THE Hawk" n love story
OF modern life. Remembering the splen-
did things which Mr.. fravershain has done
since he became his own manager--'-rhe
World and His Wife, The Faun."
Julius Caesar" '1Ierod"--there Is GER
tain assurances with his coming to our
stage that play OF value and OF the
atric interest viii be presented. In like
case, Y IL certain that the play viii be
| properly acted. that each part win be
Interpreted for its fullest value by an
artist Of accepted standing And as THE
1
and forceful play French author has
sent us I'm recent years. It Is well that
II should be presented under such aus
plces. In his supporting company Mr..
Fayersham will have Arleen Hackett.
Albert Roscoe. Grace Henderson. A.. s.
Byron, Elise Oldham, Herbert Belmorc,
Martha Mayo. Edwin cushman and 9TH
ers.
Mr. Faveraham with Miss Margaret
Anglln and special company win give
two performances OF Romeo and Juliet
At the Auditorium thcater I'M Chicago on
Monday, April "a. The committee IN
charge desire 60 celebrate the Shake
spearean tercentenary OF Shakespeare
with a series OF special performances. but
the prior engagements OF Mar. Feversham
and Miss Anglln allowed OF only the one
now announced. These stars were Sc
iecsed as being representative Of the
tbeater IN the United States. They have
both made Shakespearean productions
With their own companies. but have never
appeared together before Immediately
following the Romeo and Juliet" per-
formances. Mr., Fayersham win resume
his tour In 1.-THE Hawk" which he win
continue TO play through this season. He
has under consideration a new play,
which win probably come to production
early in the fall
This week comes the dominating musi-
cal event OF the Orpheum season--6me.
Emma Calve, the worlds most famous
Carmen" Combining her talent with
THAI Of the notable Italian tenor, Gas
parri she will offer selections from
"Sapho," '"rosca." Faust and Car
men. Born in Madrid. Caive Is half
Spanish and half French. Her beauty
and personality were scarcely less re-
sponsihie for her triumphs than were her
dramatic gifts and remarkable voice. Her
career began in Nice. AS Marguerite, In
1889, she had her first important engage.
ment In Brussels. Her American debut
she made IN 1891 with the Metropolitan
opera company. der beauty and mag
netie personality, combined with her
marvellous voice and her unusual gifts
as an actress won for her instant recog-
milton.
Madame calve and Gasparn will be
heard in the following program;
stances from the Opera "sapho, .Qn
sereuata In Frenchj ...'...,,.. Go1nod
Madame Caiye.
ARIA from the Opera "Tosco" lin ltal-
ATioso from opera II 'Pi;aiiiai;c,or' ' In
i'ai'ah' ssno,r Leoneavaiio
! haeanera from the Opera Carmen"
=. L.: hize'
Duo from Tho Opera Faust" Tin FRENCH
Madame caive and sisnoff GSspaPr Sa00
What Is ''lollard?" He Is nothing YOU
; can find In the dictionary: but he Is de.
! fined In the sketch by Edgar Allen Wooli
{ as a romantic lover before he Is mar,
ried. The comedy Is to be effectively
presented by Harriet Marlotte. supported
. by an excellent company. An elaborat,
novelty In the way Of dancing and rol
ler-skating Is to be offered by Earl Rey
nolds and Nellie Donesan. wilbert Embi
I, ana Helen Alton have some new song
, and an act that Is quite out OF the ords
nary Another pleasing feature viii b
the slIlt. ION a shopping Tour" to b'
! offered by Leona Thurber and Harr,
: Madison The siEl aecordionist, Fiavilla
!, plays the instrument IN a manner as IN
: diviapal as II Is expert. She also dance
: with airy graees. An act known as "ai
k iron-law sensation" Is 20 be contributes
I BY Helen. Leach and Walin. This wome