Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-01

will be presented In Loves Law" This ID
| a story Of poor girl With natural talent
for music.
For the last three days of the week the
Sun has Billie Burke In Let's Get . Di.
vorce." This play is adapted from the
famous novel Divoreons. Miss Burke por.
! trays the role OF a romantic convent bred
girl, at once fascinating and artistic who
lives In convent In Southern France and
| who secretly indulges In harmless flirta-
tons. After wedding a student she later
believes that she loves another man. an
officer whoge fine uniform attracts her.
She begs her husband for divorce. He ap-
parently consents to the divorce but the
romantic wife finally realizes her mistake
| and becomes a loving. practical minded
woman.
Empress-Beginning today. the Empress
| theater will feature for four days the Will
liam Fox star. Peggy Hyland in a tale Of
love and patriotism. called Bonnie Annie
Laurie" Mingled with realistic scenes Of
| the battlefleids OF France and No Mans
Land. is told tender story Of the romance
| Of noble hearted Scottish iassie, who be-
comes the queen Of two gallant soldiers Of
Scotland. William s. Hart in THE Re-
| formed Outlaw and the regular Pathe
| News Weekly will be on the bill For the
last half Of the week, May Allison, beau
tiful Metro star. will be seen in "A Sue
cessfui Adventure" sparkling comedy.
| Miss Allison has the role Of Virginia
Houston, a little beauty Of the Sunny South.
who 10 admired by Lionel and Daniel
Houston. A celebrated cast interprets this
| attractive feature, which contrasts northern
and southern locations and masked ball
| at fashionable country club Is among
! the interesting scenes.
| Muse-Norma Talmadge In Her Only
| Way" will be the headliner at the Muse
the first five days Of this week In a strong
drama OF love In which Miss Tamauge
| comes out victorious in the end by sticking
| to the right through all the troubles that
| could be found for her heroine. 1t Is an in
| tersting story and as In many OF Miss Tai
madge's productions she Is supported by an
| excellent company and the eostuming and
producing OF the play has been the finest
| that could be imagined. On Friday and
| Saturday will be seen Jewel Carmen In an
other powerful story Of romance "Lawles
| Loe."
Msryland-Baby Marie Osborne in charm
ing child story. 1.-The Voice Of Destiny" will
| be the fea ture here today. The little star
has an interesting story and is well sup
ported by the rest of the company In ad-
dition there will be a comedy. On Monday
will be seen June Elvidge In '"The Family
Honor" stirring drama Of . woman who
undergoes every sacrifice In order to save
the honor Of the farmny 1t Is . bright
story and well acted by Miss Elvidge Pathe
News runs here today and q comedy COM
pletes the program. Tuesday and Wednes-
day will be seen Madame Petrova in ITEM
pered Steel" which IL the drama in which
she was pictured when the famous star
made her visit to Omaha a short time back.
1t Is q strong drama. and one in which the
emotional acting Of the Polish actress ap
pears to excellent advantage From now on
the Maryland theater program will be run
| In The Bee every day and on Sunday.
Brandeis-Haroid Bell wrights cyclonic
story of romance and adventure. 1.-THE Eyes
Of the World" will be here all Of this week
and most Of next. Readers Of the book will
| recall many Of the thrilling scenes all of
which have been reproduced on the screen,
The flight Of Sybil Andres into the noun
| tains and the search made there by the
forest rangers for her. the kidnapping of
the girl and the pathetic wanderings of
Willard, the escaped convict in the noun
tains, the combat of the rival lovers on the
cliff, ending In the fall Of one Of them into
the sea make story that never lacks for
interest. The play in. addition to being a
drama Of great interest IL a beautiful pro-
duction from the point of having incor-
porated into It much of the finest scenery
of southern California, where the plot OF
the story is based.
Lothrop-Douglas Fairbanks In his lively
comedy drama, "Say, Young Fellow" heads
the bill here today, with the Paths News
and bright comedy included. On Monday