Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-27

kind-in Little Miss Hoover" and {
double bill with Enid Bennett in "Happ,
Though Married" and a Mack Sonnet
comedy will make up the Saturday pro
gram.
Sun-Ma DIANE Traverse will be seer
again at the Sun theater today to Tues
DAY In THE Love That Dares. This, II
Is said, again gives Miss Traverse al
opportunity to register on the screen he,
great dramatic power. The Love Tha,
Dares" deals with the wealthy class. IT.
characters include an idle millionaire whr
mas everything in the world but tbs
woman he loves-and despite the fact
that she marries another man he con.
tinues his pursuit. He attempts to trar
this old sweetheart, but she is saved
through the bitterness of a girl whom the
millionaire has cast off.
George Walsh. in what is described MS
cutting comedy. will head the Wedncs-
day to Saturday bill. Help! Help!
Poliee! is the name of the play, and the
story, 1t is said deals with safety races,
the police and love affair. It is denied
that the safety razors are introduced 10
give George chance to cut up-the police
provide that opportunity. However, 1t is
obvious that If it hadn't been for the
razors George would not have gotten into
so many scrapes. George, it seems. ialls
In love with the daughter of his dads
principal business rival. Both fathers con-
slider this stroke against the grain and
the police in ticketing George "oyer the
road" To this cause keen-edged sharp
er contributes an abundance Of circum-
stantial evidence and George is afforded a
great opportunity for display of athletic
prowess In parrying and lodging this
steady bombardment
COmfOrt-William Russell in Hobbs in
a Hurry" has stirring story of how
rich mans son proves himself to be a
young fellowof actfon-even goes so far
as to win the hand of the daughter of
MS fathers hated business rival. There
Moran comedy. Monday there will be
the. days of war in "a Man Of Branze,"
and ana a comedy completes the bill, The
pearing in THE Trail to Yesterday" will
be the feature for Wednesday, and on
Thursday. there will be presented Bessie
Love In her story Of an out of the way
Corners" one of Miss Loves best plays
this year. Fridays feature will be an
nounced later. Norma Talmadge in a
story ST ~, OF an Indian princess. THE Heart
ton for the final program of the week
on Saturday.
Muse-Grace Diamond. appearing In
What Every Woman Wants." has a melo-
dramatic photoplay of working girl who
marres for clothes and money to find
her life unhappy in the extreme Sne is
neglected by her husband and insulted by
MS friends and when her husband is kill
ed by maid she is suspected of his muir
der. Cleared of this she finds real hap
piness Is in love-not riches. Alma Rub
Ems ens. appearing in Diane OF the Green
Van. Will be the attraction the latter
part or the week. Diane in gypsy wag-
on starts touring the country, to be follow
ed by her lover, Philip Paynter, in hay
wagon The two trail across the country,
n fNtTtn1 t..
I'd from danger by Philip When in
Seminole Indian camp she discovers that
n Is the Daughter of prince, it is
carried off from there on horseback by
Poynter to be married.
0rpheumMso1th side-Ethel Barry
lure .photoplay for today, with a Harold
Lloyd comedy and the Pathe news also
IN the bill The Sunday-vaudeville pro
gram will have musical number with
lay there will be presented Constance
in who Cares?" a story of
married life and how young wife finds
hat there is more in life than just pleas
erization work in 1.-THE Silver GirP' win
'e presented as the Wednesday feature
md there will be shown in addition the
e TSs r; EPISODE . of Ruth Rolands serial
Fearing in her greatest play this year
Common Clay" will be the feature Of
he Thursday and Friday program.
Columbia-William s. Hart in ION the |
Slght stage, real western cowboy |
rama with Big Bill in the role Of all |
manner or bad man and bandit will be |
he feature Of the Columbia proprom to- |
lay with comedy and a news reel COM |
letting the program. Hart is at his best |
n this style of photoplay-the kind that |
made Bills name the meaning of film |
owpuncher. ION the Night Stage" is a |
tirring story, more than a vehicle for |
iarts stunts and tells of how a bad man |
reformed into law hiding citizen by |
ne love Of a girl whom he meets while |
tempting to rob a stagecoach.
bouievard-Fannie Ward in Common |
lay will be the feature at the Boulevard /
oday In one Of the finest photodramas Of |
er career. The screen version has been
nade from the famous istage success by
ane Cowl and portraysTthe story of how
girl servant. loved by the son of the |
lch family in which she is merely a
laid' proves to be just as fine a mold |
character as the people on a much
1gher social plane and in the end love
nds way to bring all out successfully
is a strong photoplay and one in which |
liss Ward is given big opportunity to
citing.
HamiltOn--Bert Lytell In ''Unexpected
'laces has stirring action comedy
rama as the feature today, with a Mack