Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-07
In the Silent Drama

Rialto-Dorothy Dalton in The Maltins
| OF Marceila Is offered in a comedy drama
| In which dramatic situations are SO skill
\ fully mixed with humorous ones that the
audience is kept on the quvive continuously.
The story tells the love tale OF q society
| girl and as Miss Dalton superintended the
| oostuming of the play as In a great many
| OF the ones in which she has been seen this
year the effect OF the arrangement has been
one in which the women folk enjoy style
| show along with the drama. Everyone in
| the cast has been taken in their best In
eluded in the bill for the day are current
| events and a comedy.
Empress-Neal Abel can make the funniest
| faces while he is singing a coon song of any
| man in vaudeville. THE Garden Bellies"
scored a hit with their clever sinaing and
dancing Edith Storey. is being shown on
| the screen at the Empress thearter in her
latest photopay. THE Treasure Of the
Sea" modern dramatic tale concerning
buried treasure and a mistaken grievance.
Brandeis-The first United States official
war film "Pershings's Crusaders is now
showing at the Brandeis theater where 1t
remains over Sunday. 1t gives pictured evil
dence that America has girded on the
armour or war in surprisingly short space
and is now an ally to have confidence In.
and depend upon, and an enemy to respect
how Americans fight!
Strand-Jack Pickford In His Majesty
Bunker Bean" Is portrayed In a comedy that
is meant to raise laughter and in his antics
the youthful star certainly proves that he 10
humoris.: He has been given an opportun-
ity to frolic to the utmost A feature Of The
play is the fact that practically all OF the
cast are nearly as youthful as the star.
Sun-Margarita Fischer. is featured on
Friday and Saturday In "A Square Deal"
which pictures young wife's determination
to have career OF her own and how a
resourceful husband turned domestic tragedy
to happiness. Miss Fischer has another one
Of those rollicking fly-hy might roles filled
with real hnmor and genuine laughter The
story and production are by Lloyd Ingram,
well-known to Omaha theater goers as stage
director and actor Of the Burwood Stock
company. Completing the program is a new
Billie Rhodes comedy and Sun screen tele-
gram.
IIipp-Priscilla Dean will appear at the
Hip for two days In THE Two-S -Souled
Woman" character play Of many dra-
matte situations, The story depicts the
actions of a girl, at one time attempting to
do good for everyone with whom she comes
in contact and in the other character the
opposite. A love drama runs throughout
the play and a number of surprising turns
of the play finally bring happiness at the
end
Muse-Vlrglnia Pearson's new play 1.-The
Firebrand' here today and tomorrow Is a
thrilling description Of the revolutionary
days in Russia. As Russian princess she
hates all the revolutonists but when she
learns that her own brother has been
killed by her aristocratic relatives who have
betrayed Russia to the Kaiser she turns
and Joins the reds. 1t tells the story of
Russias downfall in a vivid manner.
Suburban--Edna Goodrich, starring in
Her Second Husband" will be at the
Suburban today only. A comedy drama
with lots of humor in 1t has been built for
and is well played by Miss Goodrich. To-
morrow will be shown Dorothy Phillips in
THE Grand Passion"
Lothrop-Charlie Chaplin in Dogs
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