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TO these features there II
an unusually large. chorus OF both
sexes and twelve deliberately staged
scenes.
Lyeeuni .Giris Of Monte
Carlo Buri~saue.
-E Girls OF Monte Carlo" COM
- pany opens a weeks engage
ment at the Lyceum rheater
with hoday's matinee.
two-aet burlesque. setting forth tue
troubles OF troupe OF "batnstof'n-
ers" In presented. The nrst act N
h laid In a typical t .nsStrieai e SassIas
station where the company IL strand
ed,
Incidentally. "A trayssty on me me
time honoTed Uncle Toms Cabin
Ned Woodley, Bernie CLARK. MABEL
lie Monier Mabel Webb and Mar:on
Seely, while the cast includes chor-
~ OF twenty charming girls.
Among the song hibs 10 be intro
Cabaret" Tilt the TRAIL" and walk
and the Dog" Severals vaudeville
specialties among Which are an up
side down" dance by Mabel lie Morier.
West and West. blackfsee comedians ~
Kelsey. will be given.
strandi Beerbohm Tree,
-cirrumst antiai Evidence" Films.
~IR HERBERT BEERBoHM
TREE makes his initial local
appearance as a film player
at the Strand Theater today
Monday and Tuesday In a visuallza'
ton OF Rupert Hughes novel, CIR
cumstantiai Evidence" A. ,ovo
The story Is written about the love
of a parent for his child. The cast
includes Josephine crowel' e nimsl
woode Aitken.
Comedy will be added TO the pro
SON I'm "Haystacks and steeples."
Derothy Dish will be seen in Alta
ISoy's Last Race" a. play OF the, race
track. The big scene represents the
running Of s ssshf ser raS aU %s@r ths
Uniform OF a jockey and rides her
father's horse to victory. The pro
gram will also include Fay Tincher
IN a farce, "The Lady Drummer
ii. b. Warner will head the double
bill on Friday and s saturday " ur Tay
and Louise Fazenda In a comedy
"Rombs," viii constitute the extra at
traction on those days
G.rdeni Olga Petrova
n, .Extrayagance." Films.
ME-. OLGA PETRovA, In "Ex
M travagance," will head tho
IVY feature program at the
Garden Theater from today
until Thursday, inclusive. The theme
shows the pitfalls and dangers of liv
ing beyond ones means, Many of the
anisodes of 'The Extravaganza were
filmed along broadway and Fifth ave
nue., New York, and one of the scenes
shows the magnificent ballroom OF
the Hotel McAhin. The program on
these days will include a comedy, q
Mutt aud JEFF animated cartoon, and
the Garden Topical Digest.
On Friday and Saturday the latest
sensational photoplay that fairly
startled New York ana Paris, "'rhs
Sex Lure" interpreted by Louise Vale
James Morrison, Frankie Mann. ano
Donald Hall will be the stellar attrac
tion.
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Henry r. Dixey and retired from the
stage for two years. -,
Game back under management o.
William a. Brady In The Naked
TRUTH" followed by fourteen months
the Playhouse as fanny In Bought
and Paid For" Also tlaterD one sea,
son on this road In Bought and Pak
For" Then the lead In THE Charm
OF Isabel. followed by Two season.
Now starred In the title role OF on
Imogen."
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SOME SIDELIGHTS
ON LIFE ON STAGE
-
Anecdotes, History and a Little
Fiction Told OF and by
Actors.
Bsoth TRrkinRtou,
Playwright.

Beoth TRrkipEtou,
Playwright
~ ECAUsE OF his great success and
* wide popularity ns a novelist
the work OF Booth Harrington
dramatist IL comparatively
Unknown. However. Mr.. Harrington
L. to achieve the unusual distinction
OF having his latest play published In
Harper's Magazine next month, the
publishers OF that conservative
periodical believing that Mister An.
tonic j. worthy from the standpoint
Harrington nrst gained fame as a
playwright with the wonderfully sue
cessful "The Man From Home which
he wrote in collaboration with Harry
Leon Wilson. This was In lBO6, and
"cafnOo Kirby" Tor Nat Goodwin, and
the play WAS later presented by bus
tin Farnum. Your Humble servant
was written In 1905 for Otis. skinner
.sprinatime same In 1908 e TspRins yt%
Mote "Gttting 4 Polish and. then
abandoned the dramatic nsld until
1915. when he wrote "The Ohio Lady
THIS plan was withdrawn from the
stage after a few psrformanss,ss =, be ,,
with Il. While he did not write Mon
sieur Beaucaire" I'm dramatic form
himself, the stage version was prac'
tically a free adaptation of Tarking
toms charming romance.
In Mister Antonio" which Otis
skinner is presentingg with marked
success. Harrington seems 10 evolve 9
drama with a picturesque appeal II
chords skinner the best opportunities
since "kismet"
booth Harrington was born IN In
dianapolis i'm 1860 and was named Ioi
In maternal uncle, Newton Bootn
/ Irnitcd states senator from California
and a conspicuous figure In Washing
to', in the early SOS. Harrington
graduated from Princeton and mas re
Gently taken up his resldehee IN ,na'
town, having purchased nome there
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Lo.w.. coiumbIa-Fiims.

The feature photoplay announced Tor
Loew's Columbia for the hrst half OF
next week Is the Famous Players,
princess" with Irene Fenwick AMI
owen Moore as the picture stars. For
the last half OF the week Leonore VI
rich will be seen In a film production
under the aliuring title OF "rh> ROAD
IN Love" .
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strnad-Ffims.

r. II. Sothern will head the douole
feature program at the Strand rheater
SUNDAY 10 Thursday inclusive. week OF
December 8. in a perturbation OF an
Enemy 10 the King" In which ne is
supported by Edith storey fowiahu
Blackstone and sthers.
on Friday and Saturday Harold LOCK.
wood and MAY Allison will be featured
in "Big Tremaine," film version OF
Marie Van Norst's novel.
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Burton Holmes.

Not only does Burton Holmes next
trayelogue, Sunday, December 3, al
the National resemble a personally
conducted trip through England, Ire,
land, and Scotland, but Mr.. Holmes
rim across Canada and thence across
The Pacific to Shanghai, Hongkons,
Singapore; Burma, Mandalay, ceylon'
Bombay. Jaipur, Delhi, Agra, Benares,
Darjeeling and the Himalayas, inc
arabian Sea, Alden, the SueI Canal,
Cairo, Alexandria, Malta, and Gil
braltar,
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GarsIen-Fttnas.

William S. Hart Louise Glaum and
Enid Marley will head the double fea-
ture program at the Garden Theater.
sunday. Monday and Tuesday. the week
~ Deceuber 3, in The Return OF Draw
Eean." The comedy picture will be "A
Tugboat Romeo" featuring Chester
Conklin. r,, u,,
Walker will be seen in THE Dollar and
The Law from a scenario by Irwin
cobb, Mae Marsh and Robert Harron
viii be featured on Friday and Satur.
day i'm a comedy drama, THE wharf
Raj"
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Lyeeum--Buriesaue.

''The Night owls "A company pre-
senting burlesaue, will be next weeks
attraction at the Lyceum Theater;
They present big two,aet m usaSsii
striking novelties viii be introduced
This company Is noted for It's chorus
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NOTES AND ITEMS
ABOUT The THEATER:
Paragraphs Concerning Old
Friends and New Faces, at
Home and Abroad.

wyndham Standing. leading man
with Marie Nordstrom In Harry
James Smiths new comedy, "oh, limo
gen." which comes TO the Belasco
next week. lis member OF the
whom Guy Standing IL another
Nat Goodwin IL booked for the
Keith Theater here at an early date,
Nat has become acclimated to Keith
vaudeville. md his somewhat indif-
rcrent success OF last season Is said
To have become a veritable triumph
this year.
Marie Norfstrom, who Is the daugh'
tor OF Capt. Charles E. Nordstrom,
OF the United States Army, re-
the Georgetown Convent.
Friday aftrnoon, December s, at
the New National Theater, the fourth
concert OF the "Ten Star Series will
~ given, with Anna Case as the
artist. Last winter the young Ameri-
can singer was given almost an ova'
lion mere and her Forthcoming visit
the season. In addition TO a wonder
Tul voice, youthful, vibrant, and Of
exquisite quality. she has a charming
personality.
Harry James smith. the author of
"Oh. Imogen," furnished Mrs. Fisk
the most successful vehicle of her en-
tire career In Mrs. Hampstead
Leigh"
A tally OF the box,office statements
OF Richard Walton Tully's 1.-THE
FIame," shows that more than $4,000
persons have paid to see this popular
New York. This record far exceeds
that of Tully's other successes, 1.-THE
Rird of Paradise" and "Omar. the
Tentmaker," for corresponding
period in New York.
Turn to the Right" a new comedy
which has achieved success in New
York, comes to the National Theayer
Christmas week. ~, -
Gus Alexander, a well-known mid
get comedian, who has been a notable
Entertainer In both circus and Yaude-
vile plSys W Shs sG1s Of isff in Nut,
ceiIent acrobat and Knows how to
meet the trough stuff" that is i'm
posed upon him by A. Mutt and by
his own "better half" even while on
theip honeymoon.
The Philadelphia Orchestra will
give the second OF Its series of con.
certs 1.-THE New National Theater the
afternoon of December ~, with Nine.
Alma Gluck as the soloist
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A Teiegraphie sketch
ar Marie Nordstrom's Career.

OF Marie NOrustfo"S ,"
ARIE Observation-Disclosures
nm girl - daughter of Capt
wv charles T.. Nordstrom, u s.
A., prominent In army set
here. Many, friends in Washington,
Went on stage twelve years ago. Went
with her sister. Frances Nordstrom,
for whom Henry Il. Dixey had sont tn
play with him ina vaudeville sketch,
"Oyer Welsh Rarebit." Dixey
thought the younger sister better fit
ted to the part, than Frances, 80 he
engaged Marie. Month later Marie
was given ingenue role In Grace Liv-
inston Furness' 1.-THE Man On the
Box" in which Carlotta NeiisoIN was
playing the lead at the Madison Square
Theater, New York. Miss Nordstrom
played "Nancy, ~ the iDgenue part, for
eight months, then took Mas Nelson =
place as Betty" reminding I'm this
role for two years In New Horis ard
Following this the lead in Papa
I.ebbonard," with Novellia--next lead
in 1.-THE Devil" under DiNey's man,
agement, followed by Mary James
Pa"
After MARY James Pa" married
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Gayety-Buriesaue.

"The Merry FOUNDERS" with Ahe
Reynolds and George Hayes featured
presenting a two.act musical revue
In ten scenes, entitled This Is the
Life" come 10 the Gayc,y Theater Tor
seven-day stay, commencing next
Sunday. a.,
Reynolds, for many seasons the
star. OF the Spiegel attractions, VIII
be seen In the character when ho
had made famous-the shrewd but
kindly Hebrew, Jacob Rosenbloom'
HAYES, a postmaster In character
roles. ably seconds Reynolds' WORK
Twenty.four chorus Rirls and a dou'
BILE male quartet viii take care OF the
musical and dancing portions OF Tue
entertainment. Others D. the cast afo
Latham, Elizabeth Jane, and huth
Wesley.
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GOES INTO VAUDEVILLE

Natalie Ait, the prima donna OF
Come TO 'BoLemia," adele" ana
"When Sweet Sixteen" has accepted
a long route from the b. +. S.sith
circuit
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COMING SOON TO
LOCAL THEATERS
%
passing Show Of 1916" and
Julian EItinge Among . 81.
Promised.
NatiopaI--Juiisn Ettinge.

IL will be found that Julian III
tinge's musical comedy. entitled "Cou-
sin Lucy" which IL the attraction at
the National Theater next week, g
practically a new attraction 80 far AZ
the musical, dancing, and speciality
fes<ures are concerned. The original
company, however. will again be seen
In his support, and includes among
others Jane OakSl. Dallas Weiford;
Mark Smith. Mdbelle Cedars, anu
Charles Morrison.
Eitinge'H best song hit this season
In entitled "Eat and Grow Thin,
which IN aIaughablc, reducing comedy
In verse which never falls 70 call
forth many encores.
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Keisk's-ysudeyiIIe.

Eddie Foy and the seven younger
Toys. will be the feature at the u. r.
Keith Theater next week. The little
fantasy IL hy George Hobart and
William Jerome.
A new star, Natalie Aln the primo
donna OF "AdeleN and other musical
will be introduced.
other acts are Julius Tanner; I'd
Flanagan, and Nicely Edwards;
Charles CartmeIi and Laura Harris;
the Mirano brothers: Lewis and
White; the Three Bobs. the pipe or.
gan recitais and tho international
News Pictorial.
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Peli,s=MeIedrama

"The Millionaire's Son and the shop
Girl" a new melodrnma by w. c.
Herman, will be the attraction at
Polls Thcater for next week. com
meneing Sunday night, December D.
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p.Ia.eo-Pss.ins show.

The Passing show OF 1915 comes 10
the Beiasco next week. The company
includes I'D Wynn. Belle Ashlyn. Her
man Thnberg. Charles Mack. Fred Wal
ton, william n. Philbrick. James
Clsmons, Ma-Belle. Ford Sisters. stella
Hoban, Elida Morris. Jack Boyle. WIZ
liam Dunn, Guy Collins. Ave violin girls,
William Harper, BlY Brown. William
Healey, Bud Murray. Augusta Dean.
saranofr. Ruth Murphy and Vera
Roehm. ,
acts and sixteen scenes, far surprising
The Passing shows OF previous sea-
sons.
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Marie Norhstrom, who is the daugh'
tor OF Capt Charles Il. Nordstrom,
Of the United States Army, re-
cciyed her education in this city at
the Georgetown Convent.
The Washington times., 1916-11-26

The Philadelphia Orchestra will
give the second OF Its series OF con
certs at'the New National Theater the
afternoon of December ~, with Nine.
Alma Gluck as the soloist.
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"0h! Imogep," With Marie.
Nordstrom, to Open at
\. BeIasco.
OTIS SKINNER AT NATIONAL
Appears In mister Antonio,"
Comedy Written by Booth
Harrington.

Two COMEDIES, one new and one
not quite so new. but still OF
Il this years vintage, come to the
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this years vintage, come to the
theatersf this week.
Marie Nordstrom is starred In q new
comedy, "oh! Imogen." by Harry James
Smith, author OF 'Mrs. Hampstead
Leigh" This promises to be an unusual
attraction. not only because OF the
merits OF the author, and the leading
woman, but because of the care with
which II IL being presented. and the
charm of a Victorian setting. The
play comes to the Belasco. f.
Otis Skinner, who appeared last
year IN Cock o. the walk" IL this
year provided with a vehicle by no
less person than Booth Harrington.
New York notices have already nc.
claimed the piece as fitting for the
exploitation OF the abilities OF MIR.
skinner. His admirers In this city
will md much to please In mister
Antonio"
Sir Beerbohm Tree II. TO be mined
this week at the Strand In "Circum.
stantial Evidence" This event IL OF
theatrical importance. not alone to
the Aim world. but TO the legitimate
theater as well.
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6rod oas @enif un0 mar orf Ser
Steae tot. Ole beoouernsiuerte
0futter oes berungIiidten anaben 1T
Die Godter oes b%efonnten 5armers
-gborIes Alti1uler.
Seruoro. - 0iebe brafen Cams.
rog nadIt in cine @irtIdaft bier Elm,
no iie lber bunoert Collars Bar.
geld erbeitteten. Sarauf Itatteter
iie einem GtienporenIooen eineu I'M.
ertuiinihten geiu9 al, no lie n1eb.
rere &eUoIber, Batronen utto e;n
DusenO &afiermeiier entpen6eten.
Bon ben 9ieben feblt ieoe Spur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-05

enoliA Die pielgeprieIenen 8iloer
gum 8orihetn fnmeft, inB man DO
in bitterer Gnttdui9ung ltiio mubte
ftd iagert, oaB man oas Sbfer zines
groben GhtpinoeIs eetpor6er mar.
Die neriprodenen eigentli9en
Griegsbilber, Die bod ieoermonn gu
|ie9en gefommeH mar, fngte er, tper-
De er erIt am n1hlten 4ben0 3eigen,
0a es gu bel 9iIoer feien fiir eine
8orfteauug; tDer ite feben noue,
fonne iie ootr fir 15 ober 25 Cts.
iebeit. Site Deroen ttidt r~elerDiert.
Iof0ern per 5uerIt fommt, mobIt au.
.erit; er rednete olio fir oteie 9iloer
auf einen groBen 3ulauf. Die 35
urO 90 Gents aber bate CT erit elm
mai meg, unO mas man etgeftIid
ieben tpoate, befon1 man nift ILL ie.
ben; tper es bod ieben lUonte, for1-
.te nod einnal Spfer on Sell uno
@el0 bringen.
Die bon ibm an erften aben6 ge-
.seigten giIOer les eeIultete mid
nidt, nod einmdI 1ngefiibrt at tupr.
benz ItelIten fat ale S5enen biutet
Der 6ront Oor, Elm Tell Der S8enen
mar ertra fir oen photographer gu.
redtgemaft tporOen. Gin GROCER
EeiI Der gil6er Iulroe 5iuiiden an.
Oeren Biloern gum omeiten MlaI ae
seigt. Gin Tei[ ftimmte gar midi
nit ben borBergeberoer Mnfiinbigun
cen. Ger Appdrdt orbeitete 10 ittf.
bolfonmen, oaB bic BiIoer ih[edp
ter DarenJ ais man tie geiDobnIid
fiir 5 Gents al ieben befonumt; oos
BerionaI luor 10 u~nbeboIfen, bo6 bieI
foitbnre 3eit bergebIi9 Deritrid.
Nait 8eleien muroe natiirIid oei
anfang semodt. Stun fing Ger