Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-03
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today. Martin Beck presents
the distinguished actress, Sarah
Padden in The Eternal Barrier"
novelty playlet declared even
more impressive than The Clod,"
in which Miss Padden's acting was
master bit. THE Eternal Barrier"
is play with but single character
despite of which it big dramatic
play. George LeMaire, late of Con-
roy and lie Marie, the black face
Comedians who we're seen i'll
number OF Winter Garden produe-
lions has assisting him Clay
Crouch and will tender a funny
act called The Xxx New Physi-
cian." The Courtney sisters, Fay
and Florence. are singing coined
iennes. who have been as popular
in musical comedy as they are in
vaudeville. AS singers OF negro
melodies they have few equals.
Theirs is a featured act of the5~ur-
rent bill. ALA Moskova, of the
Russian school of terpsichore and
formerly attached to the Manhattan
opera house ballet and her corps of
classic dancers will be special
feature attraction. Her program
will embrace Caprice, Projalay,
Arabian fish dance and Egyptian
Honeymoon. The Leightons, a
merry pair OF comedians, one of
whom is cork artist return with
. new vehicle called The Party of
the Second Part" Among the song
hits they have written are Casey
Jones' "Steambot Bill" frankie
and Johnnie" and He Done Me
Wrong" Marie Lo will bring
glimpses into famous art galleries.
She is possessed of distinct physi-
cal charms and has developed pos
turing to high artistic degree. The
Amoros sisters known as Those
Three French Girls are a duo of
versatile and attractive girls. They
are accomplished in singing, dams
ing and physical culture. Once again
the allied war review will show
vivid motion pictures Of the bat
Tim forces in France. Subjects of
the orpheum travel weekly will be
lody Road, the new gateway to the
ny ellowstone National park from
Cody, Wyoming.
With a cast indispensable and a
story that is thrilling, mingled with
tears, smiles, sobs and laughs. |
comes the latest success, fresh from
the pen OF Ralph Kettering, entitled !
The Girl He Left Behind" There
are no. scenes of terror, bloodshed
or horrors but sweet love story |
of the present world conflict. Ca
pacity business has been the result
OF every city visited by this at
traction coming to the Boyd the
alter where it is to play for the
week commencing SUNDAY matinee. |
When D. W. Griffith produced
The Birth of Nation" the world
was amazed When he produced
Intolerance" the critics confessed
that the great producer had sur
passed himself and when his latest
triumph, Hearts of the World" !
was revealed words failed to ex-
epress opinion. The battlefelds of
france are revealed in all their re-
alism and one eau. almost imagine
he is moving forward with the cou-
Iageous sons of France against the
perhdious Hun. Hearts of the
World" has proven even more
marvellous financial success than
both its predecessors and that. is
2 record that was considered almost
impossible. Hearts of the World"
opened an engagement of nine DAYS
at the Brandeis theater yesterday.
N A. H. Woods is sending his big
production of "Parlor, Bed Room
and Bath to the Boyd for week,
commencing with Sunday, Novem-
Der 10 This is the screaming farce
comedy that kept, New York and
chicago roaring for>two seasons. It'll
has been viewed by good many of
our citizens while abroad, and they
give it warm commentator. The
company in charge comes direct
Il from New York, to resume here an
interrupted run. which was put on
the ..yhizzer by the flu Arrange
mcnts were completed by telephone
on yesterday, and Manager Burgess
Is making this preliminary an
rouncement that the home folks
may get ready for the coming of a |
real sensation.
he attraction at the Brandeis
] theater, for FIVE days beginning No
vember II. will be Alexandra Car
4 lish in "The Country Cousin"
play written by Booth Harrington,
thegwell known dramatist and au-
thor, and Julian Street, noted as
.satirist and magazine writer. The
principal role is that of Nancy
4 Price, a product of Ohio. Her ex-
periences when thrown with the So
4 ciety set on Long Island are va
1 ricd and unusual and give occasion
Tor some interesting. and surprising
/ situations. The dialogue of the play
i Is said to be exceptionally clever,
Miss Carlisle comes here under the
management of Klaw and Erlanger
/ and George c. Tyler, and is sup
1 ported by strong cast Alfred
/ Lunt, an actor of unusual ability,
4 is leading man.
Il #S .
II THE Rainbow Girl" will soon be
announced to appear at the Bran
\ deis theateg. 1t has book by Rem
mold Wolf, the dramatic editor and
author. founded upon comedy by
Jerome X. Jerome. 1t is said to
offer new style of entertainment
in musical drama. The story has
been set to music by Louis A.
Hirsch. Joseph Urban designed the