Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-19
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lDICHARD earle has recently
X added new laurels to those al
~ ready garnered during his long
career in The Tenderfoot." THE
Mayor of Toxic" The Storks,'
The Maid and the Mummy"
"Mary's Lamb" Jumping Jupiter"
THE Spring Chicken" THE Cohan
Revue" and other big musical
comedies. Mr.. Carrie will appear at
the Brandeis theater for four nights
and a special matinee on Christmas
day, commencing next Sunday eve
ming. in his latest and said to be his
funniest musical cimedy, "Furs
and Frills."
Classic dancing may be one Of the
most difficult of arts. but Albertina
Rasch is SO completely the mistress
of its intricate technique that her in
terpretations seem remarkably eacy.
With her wonderfully trained ballet
she is presenting the most charming
dancing act that has been offered
at the Orpheum theater. An anus
ing sketch called Shoes" is eff
fectively played by Bayonne Whip
pie and Waiter Hudson. NYvette
and Saranoff are violinists who score
effectively. James J. Morton
humorously announces all the acts
on teh bill. In the films next week
the surrender of the German feet
will be shown.
Heading the bill for the last half
of the week at the Empress is THE
Rubeville Revue" a miniature mus
ical comedy, with Charlie Jordan, |
George Offerman, Sara Marie. and
pretty girl chorus. Nelson's
Novelty" with twenty little actors,
will keep you amused. Fred Rogers
presents blackface singing and |
comedy number. Lite and Wright
present comedy sketch.
Tired shoppers are gladly avail
ing themselves Of the roomy, restful
seats at the Gayety these afternoons
where George P Murphy, Primrose
Semon and the Burlesque Wonder
Show are presenting a delightful
entertainment this week. Do your
shopping in the morning and your
laughing in the afternoon.
D. w. Grifith's Hearts of the
World will conclude its fifth and
final week at the Brandeis theater
Saturday night. The splendid les
son of heoric sacrifice and whole |
hearted devotion; the idpllic beauty |
of the love story; the wonderful
scenes of battle and troop move
ments; the artistically delightful
musical setting and the splendid |
work of the actors, combined and |
correlated by the genius of the pro-
Queer, make this offering the most |
notable screen drama yet evolved.
Harvey's Minstrels will conclude |
their engagement at the Boyd theat
err with matinee and an evening
performance today. The company
has been playing large audiences all
week and really merits the attention
it has had.
Harry Lander started in New
York this week his IS months tour
of the world. He has written a
new peace song.
Arthur Hopkins will shortly pro-
duce a comedy by Rita Wellman
with Emily Stevens as the star. 1t
is as yet unnamed.
Bernard Granville, who has been
at the front, is to return to the
stage in a musical play called Call
a Taxi by Earl Carroll, which will
be produced by A. H. Woods.
"The Woman in Room 49," by
Samuel Shipman and Max MARGIN,
which is to be produced by A. H.
Woods the last of the month, has III
its cast Lowell Sherman. John
Mason, Gail Kane, Janet Beecher
and Will Deming.
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