Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-16

RlaItO-Bie "Bilr' HaTE has done It
again. He has completed ava presents for
his admirers another weSteSm R1elodrama
full of action and with a ehlarlning love
story built into the lives Of tasas men OF
action. The story tells Of the crooked
land shark and gambler who gets the
people of the west to part wish their
money for land to which he has no clear
u sla. Hart an innocent ranch boss, has
bson inveigled into a game and leses all
he possesses and is made the fraeRa Of
tie gamblers by their returning 20 him
MS torsa and securing for him tas job
Of sheriff Of the county, In which office
he . lie pa.ty 10 thvir schemes. But
when Bill learns the truth he sets Gus In
revenge and pursuing the crook clear 20
Chicago brings him back 10 Justice. Bea9~
tlful Seena owen is the Girl in the stoty
and a charming love theme runs through
the story Of action. In addition to the
feature there Ii being shown the Mack
sennett feature RIP and st4ch Iailors"
and a Rialto news. The finSr part OF the
week the feature offered A. William
Faversham In s'The Silver Kina" q thrill
ing English melodrama which has been
| played as a success for more than so
years In England and America. Qhe story
tells Of the adventures Of Wilfred Denver,
who is ruined by a supposed friend In re-
Venge for cutting the friend out OF the
affection OF a beautiful girl. Denver sets
out to kill him, but Ware Is eaztn BY
burglars just as he gets into his house.
| Denver, believing that he Is the slayer
flees the country. becomes rich in Amer
lea and returning years later his lnno-
/ cense Is finally established. 1t - a
4 thrilling story and makes an admirable
! photoplay. for Mr.. Faversham appeare0 m
Omaha. recently in person in Lord Algy,'i
at the Boyd theater.
/ Muse-Mae Marsh has a totally new
! style Of play in THE Bondage Of Bar
4 bara," In which she is to appear at the
| Muse today. Monday and Tuesday. The
4 play which is a sklllful blending OF COM
edy and drama in which Miss Marsh,
playing the Fart of the cashier in a big
/ lumber concern incurs the ennity Of one
! Of the bosses by her refusal to lunch
| with him. She finds that her brother
Is Involved In a robbery and taking the
blame upon herself spends year in 2
/ girls reformatory. How she escapes
4 from bondage and brings the guilt home
is thrilling story and one in which Miss
Marsh has achieved another successful
picture. The final four days Of the week
there is to be presented Annette Keller
man III her latest ocean fantasy. She
! plays the part Of d naiRd In poetic
fairy story designed to display her abili-
ties as a swimmer and diver and those
OF the company which Miss Kellerman
has gathered around her. The action
and thread OF the story have not been
sacrificed in order TO allow the swimmers
10 show Oft" In fact some OF the stunts
that the scenario writer figured out
would cause q quaim to the heart Of any
but the most expert swimmers. The play
itself has been staged with q beauty Of
background and costuming that has
marked all Of Miss Kellerman's screen
portrayals.
4 strand--wailace Rein, In THE Dub"
appears at the Strand today until We'd
nesday in a new Style Of play for the big
star, Reid is taken for a dub" one
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