Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-03
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Bills for the Current Week

Watson will also be on the bill in . photo
scream, THE Mishap Of Musty Suffer"
Tho last half Of the week, Gladys Leslie
will bs the photoplay attraction in the
latest Patho feature, IAN Amateur Or
phan." The story deals with rich little
girl, who rather than go to a, fashionable
boarding school changes places with less
fortunate sister. who is on her way to the
Orphan Asylum. The vaudeville for the
entire week Is up to the high summer
standard, which ia being consistently main
tained
Park--one OF the best photoplay bills
shown at this theater in a long time will
make it's appearance at this theater today.
Shorty Hamilton will be featured in one
OF his comedies, shorty Solves the Wire
less Mystery" Helen Gibson will be seen
In her latest railroad picti;e from the series
Of "a Daughter Of Daring;" Reckless" LAR
kind will be shown In the latest happenings
OF "Grant--Polce Reporter" and Ham and
Bud will furnish the comedy portion OF the
bill Monday will be Bluebird day. when
Franklyn Farnum, brother OF "Bilf' and
DUSTY" will entertain In THE Man Who
Took q Chance"
Lothrop--Alics Joyce and Harry Morey
will be featured at this theater today and
Monday in tho Vitagraph Blue Ribbon fea-
ture, "Her Secret" The usual big comedy
will also be shown Good pictures mark the
announces with some little pride that he
has secured the second run on the Vita
graph spectacle, "Womanhood, the Glory OF
the Nation" said to be the greatest pre-
paredness spectacle thus far made. for Sat
urday and Sunday, June and 10. and that
there will be u matinee both days. FL
(srand--At this theater today Carlyle
Blackwell. June Elvidge and Arthur Ashley
will be shown In the latest World release,
ftfrt N. AHYat Tla q
in the Adirondack mountains In snow times
and II IL said to have some Of the best
scenos Of this kind that have been shown In
a long time. Monday. Jackie Saunders In
her latest play. "checkmate. THURSDAY y
vaieska suratt In the screen version OF II.
Rider Haggard's STORY. She" III
Misunderstanding today the attraction at
this theater will be 5essuh Hayakawa In q
Paramount production, Each to His Kind"
On tho same bill will be what 10 billed as
the funniest two-reel comedy ever made,
wild Beasts at Large" which shows the
excitement and fun that takes place when
circus train is wrecked and the animals take
charge OF the town. Marguerite Clark comes
on Wednesday in Silks and satins, and
Saturday Sarah Bernhardt In Mothers OF
France" which Is the only modern drama,
and It may prove to be tho last. she VIII
ever appear In.
DtAm0nd--VirRinla Pehrsoh ana tne loV-
able Lee children will be featured at this
theater today In the William Fox play. isis
ter Against Sister," II IL q photoplay fin-
ished In the usual lavish manner Of this
company. Monday, Gladys Hulette In her
latest Pathe Gold Rooster play. Pots and
Pans Peggy" which gives her an oppor-
'tunity equal to Prudence the Pirate" and
"IIer New York"
Alhambra--wilfred Lucas Is at this thea
ter today In Triangle play. "A Love
Sublime" the screen version Of the novel.
"orpheus," which appeared in one Of the
popular magazines q short time ago. The
story ID Of poor working man who thinks
his sweetheart has died. and shows his de-
iSotion for her. -. X. Lincoln, on the same
bill In the second chapter Of Jimmy Dale.
Advonturer" called Stolen Rubies." Nom
day. william Desmond In Blood VIII Tell"
a story Of q society man who turned crook
Dundee--Pursuant to the policy Of this
popular tbeater there will be no show