Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-04
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more appears in 'Life's whirlpool" pic
ture written for her by her brother, Lionel
Barrymore. The picture was directed by
him and photographed In the home OF the
star. The story Is one Of powerful prob
lens. and Miss Barrymore grasps every op-
portunity to display her wonderful ability.
Mr and Mrs, Sidney Drew are on this bill
in theif latest comedy. The Dentist" On
Thursday. Friday and Saturday George
Walsh is presented by william Fox In his
latest success entitled ''This Is the Life"
George does n number of pnea6nanallv new
athletic stunts that seem almost impossible.
The latest Mutt and Jeff cartoon, and
Billie Rhoades comedy are on this BILL
Hipp-A new Bluebird star will make her
appearance here today in the person Of
Carmel Meyers In THE Lash OF PoweE" She
Is pretty girl and endowed with a natural
talent for acting. The story tells OF a poor
man who loves a wealthy maid but Is told
he cannot marry her until he has an income
sufficiently large to keep her In comfort.
The manner In which he is made to realize
there is more In this world than wealth
makes a photoplay that Will hold interest.
1t Is promised. Tuesday and Wednesday
Earle Williams in '"The Love Doctor" Thurs
day, william Duncan In thrilling play laid
In Cuba, 1.-THE Last Man." and the second
chapter Of the thrilling serial, THE Red
Ace" Friday and Saturday comes Harry
Carey In THE Marked Man, Butterfly
production wherein a bad man is reformed
through the love OF girl.
Empress-Managers lie Marquand and Le-
doux Of the Empress theater have scheduled
for the first four days OF the week the
best known, best dressed woman In the
world" Mrs. Vernon Castle, In the first five
reel feature In which she appears as Pathe
star. The title Is STRANDED In Already" 1t
is a story Of the north woods and the open
country, written by Francis Lynde. 1t Is
characterized by beautiful scenes taken In
the Adirondaeks and subtle mixing OF
pathos and humor, with some delicate situa-
tions which arise from the NARROWING In the
wIds OF two young people OF opposite sexes,
utter strangers. yet curiously drawn together
by fate.
Muse--The attraction at the Muse for tho
first two days OF this week will be Tri-
angle masterpiece Of western life entitled
''One- Shot Ross" with Roy Stewart In 'the
leading role. Tuesday and Wednesday, Belle
Bennett in Ashes of Hope" This photoplay
tells Of the heart Of a woman who lives In
dance hall. hard, cruel and unyielding'
but a day comes that changes her. whole
life. She sees a baby's shoe and her heart
Is touched. Thursday and Friday, Mar1ory
Wilson will be seen in wild Sumac. SAL
urday only Ruth Stonehouse In "A Phantom
Husband" n comedy drama brimful of hui
morous situations.
Boyd--Robert Hitchins' novel, The Gar
den Of Allah" will be presented In motion
picture form at the Boyd for one week com
mencing Sunday afternoon, November IL.
This will be the first presentation OF 'The
Garden OF Allah" In this city on the screen
and Boyd's theater will be the only theater
that II will be shown In in Omaha. Mt.
Selig selected his cast In pamstakins
manner and has headed It with Miss Helen
Ware, well knowa for her dramatic abiiity.
She will be supported by another well known
screen artist Thomas Santchi, and over b,oo0
others Including native Arabs, dancing girls
and the wild Bedouins Of the desert
AppoIIo--Mary Anderson in greater VII.
agraph feature "Sunlight's Last Raid" VIII
be the photoplay attraction here today
There are tense moments and humorous
ones, which all combined so to make UP a
pleasant entertainment A comedy will also
be shown. Monday Jack Gardner In
story of Alaska called open Places" A
special return engagement OF GODS Coun-
try and the Woman" Saturday Lew Fields
and Madge Evans in screen version OF