Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-24
GOOD CHEER
AT THE THEATER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TT FADING company of eight
Florrie MilIershin and Charlie

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TT FADING company of eight
II Florrie Millership and Charles
OConnor appear in The
Girl on the Magazine" as one Of the
headline attractions this week at the
Orpheum. Another stellar offering
is to be presented by Gladys Clark
and Henry Bergman. In all vaude-
vile there are not two more charm
ing personalities than Clark and
Bergman. They have appeared as
popular favorites in number of
musical comedies, and recently were
under contract to appear in Weber
and Fields Back Again" One of
the featured acts of the bill is to
be contributed by L. Wolfe Gilbert
and Anatole Friedland, writers OF
many popular songs. Some of their
most popular successes were my
Little Dream Girl" "My Own
Iona," my Little Persian Rose"
and waiting for the Robert E.
Lee" FL Brendel and Flo Bert will
, be seen in the amusing skit, Wait
ing for Her." an absurdity with
songs and dances. The interna-
:ional card expert, Nate Leipzig, is
an adroit manipulation of playing
;ards Losova and c. Gilmore will
appear in song and dance diver
isement. A series of artistic poses
representing famous paintings and
statues will be contributed by
3essye Clifford. Striking scenes Of
he battle fronts will be disclosed
n the motion pictures of the Allied
Weekly Review, and scenes of Estes
Park, Colorado, will be on view in
he films of the Orpheum Travel
Weekly.
Leave it to jane" the tuneful
musical comedy success founded up
on George AIDES famous comedy,
The College Widow" has all its
humor and character approximations
with the additional attractions OF
a., music. by Jerome Kern and lyrics
by P. g. Wodehouse. Leave it to
Jane" will be presented here by VIM.
Elliot, F. Ray Comstock and Morris
Gest, who also produced "Oh Boy"
oh Lady Lady" "Oh Look" and
"Chu Chin Chow" Many people
will recall the CHEEKY fable in the
College Widow" which George AIDE
hung upon a fresh water college
whose campus and hall were the
scenes more often of merriment and
mating than of toll looking to the
improvement of the student minds
No more delightful characters will
be recalled than the radiant college
widow, the funny demeanor of the
cynical waitress and the comic as
pect of the jawhawker freshman,
There the two acts in Leave it to
Jane" the first showing Atwater
College the terrace of Memorial Hall
on the opening day of the fail
period, The second act is outside
the foot ball field.
In the excellent cast of players
will be Ed, Foley, Jas. Whalen. Ed
ward Lynch, Theo. Westman. Chas.
Foster Lea Lature, Eva Olivotti,
: Rae Bowdn, Harry Linkey and Ar
thur Bell. The engagement OF
Leave it to Jane" begins at the
Boyd theater and will be for one
week. beginning Sunday, November
q "a with matinees Wednesday,
Thanksgiving Day and Saturday.
A photograph showing David
Wark Griffith, the motion picture
director, and two of the monks in
a little French village in Picardy,
is perhaps one of the most interest
ing pictures thus far to reach the
United States from the devastated
regions of France. This section was
visited by Mr.. Griffith and his band
of players in their work of secur-
ing scenes for Hearts of the
World" Mr.. Grifith's great drama
of the war, coming to the Brandeis
theater for one week starting to-
night. 1t has been just 10 months
since David Wark Griffith first set
foot on French soil to begin the
taking of the 10000 feet of film
that he secured for his latest screen
triumph The entire province OF
Picardy was visited again and again
in the various tours of the Griffith
party, and the blood-soaked ground
of the village of Ham is the exact
locale where many of the most i'm.
pof.ant scenes were enacted fol-
Hearts of the World. Lillian and
Dorothy Gish, great favorites
among movie fans" and Robert
Harron, another popular player fol-
the films. accompanied Mr.. Grit,
fifth on all these tours.
"a Tailor-Made Man" enjoyed Z
solid years run in New York ant
playgoers found it the most anus
ing as well as inspiring comedy
contribution that had been made te
the American stage in years. Cohar
and Harris announce the presenta
ition of "a Tailor Made Man" at tn,
IBrandeis for four days, beginning
on Sunday, December l.
William Hodges reappearanc,
here at the Boyd next Sunday TO
/. four days in his new American
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