Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-28
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TT AIRY LAUDER is coming to
n the Boyd on Monday and
- Tuesday for four perform
ances, two matinees< and two eve
nings. This ought to be enough of
boost for this celebrated artist,
whose name is known all around the
world, and who is nowhere more
popular than he is in Omaha. He
will have new program on this,
which is announced as a farewell
tour. Retaining some of the most
popular features of his former pro-
grams, he has added new material,
songs and stories, until he provides
the variety that is looked for when
he is announced OF course, he has
his Kiltie band, and he has group
of vaudeville performers of high
ability. The seat sale is already UNI
der way, and the request indicates
that a regular Lauder turnout will
greet him at each show.
| Messrs. Klaw and Erlanger will
present Miss Sprintime," at the
Brandeis. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. April 3, 4 and S. The
music is by Emmerich Kalman, COM
poser of "Sari," and "The Riviera
Girl" the book and lyrics by Guy
Bolton and P. G. Wodehouse; the
tagging by Julian Mitchell and the
scenic artistries by Urban. In the
company are Edith Allan. Harrison
Brockbank, Wayne Mum, Florence
Hope, Charles Meakins, Margaret
Duval, Jimmie Hunter, Will Il.
Sloan, Billy Num-, Harry Mccoy,
Elaine Vance, Dorothy Blaine, Rose
Provost, Catherine Mackenzie, Helen
Jackson and scores of Others, in
Guiding a perfectly gorgeous girl
chorus.
For the current week the Orpheum
is presenting one of the liveliest
shows that has been offered this
season. The bill is headed by the
musical comedy celebrity, Stella
Mayhew, a comedieenne who is in
class by herself Another con-
spicuous feature this week is the
concert performance Of the eminent
Belgian 'cellist, Elsa Ruegger. In
addition to the compelling force and
brilliancy of her musicianship, MISS
Ruegger has a magnetic personality.
The bill also includes the character
comedian, Lee Kohlmar, who is ap-
pearing in the one-act comedy,
1.-TWO Sweethearts." Harry Jolson,
black face singing comedian, brother
to Al. Jolson, is among those scoring
hit. "The Only Girl" farcical mu-
steal nomedy, one of the Orpheums
big headliners, comes next week.
"The Riviera Girl" a\Klaw & Err
LANCER production, is coming to the
Brandeis theater for three days,
starting Thursday, April "a: The
scenery is by Urban, score by Wode-
house. and the book by Guy Bolton:
Emerich Walman, composer OF
"Sari" and Miss Springtime," has
furnished a score of lovely melodies.
The noble sacrifice of little wife
is the dominating theme Of The
Heart of Humanity" the eight-reel
production by Allen Holubar, in
which Dorothy Phillips scores the
most distinctive triumph of her
screen career. This feature will be
shown for the last time at the Bran
deis today and tomorrow.
Lew ("Prof. Dope") Kelly's par
ticularly prosperous week at the
Gayety will terminate with to.
DAVIS two performances, at 2:l5 and
$50 o. m. His company will be
succeeded tomorrow matinee by
Arthur Pearson's long-awalted
"step Lively Girls" whose tour
along the Columbia circuit has been
succession of ovations and the
immense attendance necessary to
create ovations. The cast is headed
by Shorty" McAllister, Long Har-
nv Shannon and the cutest, daintiest
actress on the American stage. little
Anna Prof, who was with "Follles
of the Day" three or four seasons.
A real jazz band is one of the fea-
lures of the new bill at the Empress
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