Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-15

Peggy Mcvey," I'm Falling in Love
With You. Dear" and There's
Charm of Dear Old Ireland in Your
Eyes" The supporting cast is made
up of capable players, including Pa
.r:cis Clary, Gertrude Richie, Mary
Louise Malloy, Laurette Allen, Rob
ert H. Russell, ]. P. Sullivan, w. T.
Sheehan, J. E. Miller and Dean Reed
Klaw & Erlanger's comedy, Miss
Springtime," will be shown at the
Brandeis theater, October II and Is.
The cast includes Edith Allen, Wayne
Mum. Florence Hope. Charles Bow
ers, Margaret Duval, James Hunter,
Carl Hayden, Tom Hoier, George
Timmons, Harry Mccoy, Frank Mar
tin, Dorothy Blaine, Belle Green,
Catherine Mackenzie, Helen Johnson,
and a chorus of New Amsterdam
theater beauties.
Marie Cahill, at the Orpheum this
week, is using a number OF new songs
and many of her old successes, in
GLIDING medley OF twenty-tour OF
her most popular numbers. This star
from musical comedy, who soon goes
to New York to open in Just Around
the Corner" just finished her Chicago
engagement of twelve weeks. One of
the most delightful condolences of
the American stage, she is in vaude..
vile only for four weeks. Some OF
the offerings in which she has main
tanned her ever increasing popularity
have been Nancy Brown" Mary
Moonshine," THE Boys and Betty"
"Judy Forgot" and Ninety in the
Shade" Aaron Hoffman's newest
comedy, "The Honeymoon" as pre-
scented by Glen Anders and company,
is to be a featured act Another
featured act is to be contributed by
Wellington Cross, who sings songs
and tells humorous stories. Since ne
last appeared here, with Lois Jose
phine as his partner, he has broadened
his scope, and added to his already
finished work. He is assisted at the
piano by Ted Shapiro. "Songihage",
is the skit to be offered by E. Charles
Bensee and Florence Baird. Their
songs include American and Scotch
melodies. The Valente brothers are
accomplished accordionists. Every
where over the Orpheum circuit their
work has been unfailingly popular
An original little oddly, with 70
pigeons in it, is to be presented by
Sylvia Loyal and her Pierrot. Their
offering is Installation of the "Ad-
ventures in Fairyland" Sharpshoot-
ing of spectacular sort is presented by
Howard and Helen Savage. They
perform remarkable feats of marks
manshipx Springtime in Japan will be
picturesquely shown on the screen
by the Orpheum Travel weekly,
which will also display the blooming
of magic flowers.
Delightfully."- remembered from the
days when she starred in Sweet
hearts" and "The Spring Maid"
Christie Macdonald comes to the
Orpheum for the week of September
% in musical fantasy called "Cupid's
Mirror" The little offering which she
gives to vaudeville is fragile in texture
and treated with unusual charm of
presentation. The boy and girl figures
on mirror come to life and learn to
love. All the delicate ability of the
star is given the right sort of oppor-
tunity to display itself.
The bill at the Empress theater to-
day stands out as a very attractive
one. The headline attraction for the
first half of the week will be IS min
utes of mirth and melody presented
by Claire Hanson and Village Four.
Delton, Mareena and Delton, comedy
equillibristic trio, provide ten minutes
of real thrills interspersed with come
dy. The Jack George duo have a
comedy skit, AT the Bootblack
Stand" Nelusco and Hurley, are ex-
pert jugglers and magicians. Mr.. Ne
lusco makes speciality of Chinese or
Oriental magic.
Heading the bill for the last half
of the week, is the Beatrice Morelle
Sextette, a group of six charming
young women who present an offer
ing which they bill as "A Study in