Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-20
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tain young man who had met her by Ac-
cident and recognized In her something
not quite as French as her name and accent
would lead one to believe. The last half
OF the week will see happy Gladys Hulette
IN the Pathe Gold Rooster play, The CANDY
Girl" which is as sweet and delightful as
the title indicates.
Strand--Surely two fine specimens OF
American manhood are the featured per-
formers at the Strand this week. commeHc-
ing today when that coming young screen
star, Charles Ray. Is seen in college drama
of base ball, love and smiles, THE Pinch
Hitter" and Tuesday till Saturday when
the most popular of all screen personalities,
Douglas Fairbanks. hold sway In his latest
laughter getteT, I'm Again, Out Again
Each picture Is bright and breezy-there are
laughs galore. thrilling situations with Just
enough tears sprinkled throughout to make
each picture appetizing. Sunday In ADDITION
10 1.-THE Pinch Hitter" one of the funniest
Keystones yet Keystoned is also on the pro-
gram Her Nature Dance while Tuesday
till Thursday another Keystone holds sway
this one being called. TEDDY at the Throt-
tle" OF course, no Strand program would
| be complete without the Pathe News, while
! the musical programs also call FOR much
| favorable communication. Next week VIII
liam s. Hart and Mary Pickford are the
featured players.
UIpp-A bill Of exceptional merit will be
|
| Today and Monday will be Dorothy Phil
| lips, Lon Chaney and william stowell In a
| Bluebrd mystery drama, The Flashllght.
| The story is f6l of surprises and affords
ample opportunity for splendid rugged set
tings Tuesday and Wednesday Louise
Lovely In Bluebrd play Of the stage,
Bobby Of the Ballet" In which this dainty
actress rises to new heights THURSDAY on oa.y.
Charles Richmond Actual workings ot a
submarine are shown and II Is thrilling
narrative. Friday and Saturday Herbert
Rawilnson and Neva Gerber n IN: latess sess
is laid in a rural town and shows the sx-
element that sometimes happens to dis
turb the tranquility.
| ApoIIo--Cne of the finest bills presented
al this popular theater for some tins Will
be shown this week. Today will be Fannie
Ward In Paramount production "A Gut
ter Magdaiene." Shorty Hamilton Will be
on the bill In one of his inimitable featur-
cites Monday. by special request. Manager
Monaghan has arranged a special return
date OF Marguerite Clark In Snow White
The balance OF the week Will see sucn starh
as Mary Miles Minter, Pauline Frederick, Le'
more Uhlrich, Il. il. Sothern and Alice Brady
BouIeyard--William Desmond Will be the
Triangle Offering at this theater today ahd
, Monday in "The Last Of the 1ngrahams,
n very human story that will hold the COM
nIete attention throughout the entire pre-
| sentatlon. Desmond is here shown In a
story Of the gallant south. the land OF chiV-
airy and hospitality. and has as chief In his
support. refreshing Margery Wilson. Iri'
angle comedy will also be offered Tuesday
! ''The Girl from Rectors." which was ac-
tuaIly photographed in the interior. OF the
famous Rectors. Wednesday and Thursday
4 will be Gladys Coburn in THE Primitive
\ CALI" Friday and Saturday, Constance Ial'
/ madge IN "Bettsy's Burglar"
AIhambra--The usual big double show Of
vaudeville and pictures will be shown at this
theater today The photoplay offering Is
Dorothy Gish in her latest Triangle success
stage Struck" The story Is of country
4 grl who has dramatic ambitions and longs
10 sec her name in blazing lights on Broad,
way, SO she sets out to conquer the woric
| In a theatrical way. Monday will be Dor
othy Dalton. also In a Triangle play. "Bacl
a OF a Man." She is seen to excellent advan
N tage.
"A Aiamo-Kingsley Benedict will be th'
NJ headline attraction at this popular theatel
n today in "The Signet Ring" an adventure
Il of 'Perils of Our Secret Service" which u
arouslng much interest In Its faithfu
n epIsodes. Each story Is complete In itself
N Neal Hart will be shown In grippinI
VI drama, "The Desert Ghost" and comedy
N "It Happened in Room r. will be shown