Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-29
Bills for the Week

Sun-A splendid duo of attraction has
been arranged for the current week by this
theater, which includes william Russell
and the" popular William Farnum. Will
liam Russell will be seen today, Monday
and Tuesday in "All the World To Moth
Ing" which promises to hold the interest
from the first flash on the screen to the
very end. young millionaire is sud
denly transplanted from riches to poverty
and In the course of his travels again to
the heights he is forced to be a coal
wagon driver. male nurse. book agent,
stock exchange operator and an
commodation husband. A clever comedy
and the interesting Official Allied War
Review complete the program. On We'd
nesday New Years day, and for the bal
ance OF the week William Farnum in
perturbation Of Zane Grey's novel. Tho
Rainbow Trail" wifi be the stellar at
traction. 1t Is companion picture to
this author s. popular story, Riders of
the Purple Sage" Farnum plays In
dual role which presents many oppor-
tunities to display his ability as an actor,
having the ability for Interpreting the
roles Of big, powerful men, who fight the
long hard fight against the powerful
forces Of nature. 1t Is story of the
west, including romance, love and adven-
ture in its most entertaining forms. A
laughable Mutt and Jeff comedy and the
Animated Weekly of latest current events
completes this splendid program.
Strand-"The Hope Chest" starring
Dorothy Gish, is another interesting
comedy drama piece with plenty OF OPP
portunity In 1t for the marvellous panto-
mine work of Miss Gish which has made
he. a screen success The story of the
play tells Of a shop girl who marries
rich mans son. He is forced to go to
work for q living while she practically be-
comes ward of her husbands father.
And when friend of the family makes
violent love to her and she is found faint
ing in his arms 1t causes a family row
that forces her to leave. By the time she
Is safely ensconced in her husbands arms
again an interesting love story has been
recorded. Wallace Reid in. TOO Many
Millions will be the feature offered at
the Strand the final part OF the week:
Reid Is playing the part of book agent
Wan DORM, who becomes heir to 100000
000-dollars which have been obtained by
dubious mesps in Wall street. Among the
losers is Desiree Lane. whb now works for
restaurant after her fathers loss Of
two of these millions. Van Dorm tires OF
millionaire pleasures and becomes &C
auainted with Desiree. They are rapidly
falling in love when word homes that Will
kins, the manager Of the estate, has es-
caped with all the money. Van Dorm and
Desiree flee the gathering creditors and
by the time wilkins returns with the mil
lions they don't care whether they take
them back or not and leave it to the audi
ence to decide.
Rialto-Ance Byady in Her Great
Chance" will be the offering at the Rialts
theater today, Monday and Tuesday, in
GLIDING a midnight performance New
Years eve. The story of the play Is the
love OF Lola, New York working girl,
for Charlie Cox, Broadway's million dol
lar kid" Charlie wants to marry her
but she insists his money bars them: the
result is another outbreak and bill for
damages to Cox, senior, in the morning.
which he pays and at the same time writes
a new Will in which Charlie is left with
out a cent. He and Lola are married
shortly after. for Charlie has been forced
to work, but his new start in life Is hap
pier one/ than when he wanted nothing
In the world. The first four days of the