Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-02

Observation-Disclosures
CGYT HE MAN WHO CAME
BACK" which will be seen
at Boyd's theater all of next
week starting Sunday night, shows
the vices that beset a rich young
man turned loose in the world. From
gan to champagne, from cigarets to
opium runs the gamut of tempta-
tions. A fathers name is forged
and wild passion flares. However,
the gllded youth draws the line on
the pipe in a "hop joint" and al
though the little carabet singer be-
comes an addict to the long bamboo,
SHE has kept herself straight. Geo
graphically calculated, about 10000
miles are riotously covered by the
young man in progressive debauch-
cry before he starts to come back.
Dreamy maidens who have, with
shudders, wondered what an opium
den was like, may see for themselves
without the danger that would at
tend an actual Summing party.
There is much to be seen in this
crimson travelogue. In the cast of
THE Man Who Came Back" will be
Frank Morgan, Dorothy Bernard,
Clifford Dempsey, Marguerite ST.
John Maud Campbell, Harry
Sleieht, ]. Irving Southland, Paul
Atherton, Allen Atwell and Harry
Davies.
THE Unmarried Mother" which
opens weeks engagement at the
Boyd theater today with daily mat
inees, for ladies only and no one
under 10 admitted, is a drama in four
acts, which treats the subject OF
children born out of the wedlock. It
il not a moving picture, but mod
ern drama, enacted by capable
company.
Vocalists OF distinction, Agnes
Berri and Irene JONAH, formerly OF
the Chicago and Boston Grand OPP
era companies. will be one Of the
stellara attractions this week at the
Orpheum. AS a principal OF the
Chicago organization, Miss Berrl
was heard in Omaha not very long
ago in the title role OF THE Secret of
Susanhe" Miss JONAH has made an
equally conspicuous name for herself
as a singer. In vaudeville these two
operate stars are to offer a pro-
gram that will appeal particularly to
discerning music lovers. Another
headline attraction, "Petticoats, by
John Hymer, is If emit in the lives
of several colleCe rls. The excel
lent cast Of the amusing comedy is
headed by Miss Nile, little actress
who has established herself as a
stage favorite, especially in the type
of roles which demand charm and
vivacity and piquancy A pleasing
sartorial and musical skit, Clothes,
Clothes, Clothes" is to be presented
~ the De Wolf Girls, Georgette and
Capitola. Appropriate changes OF
costume, bright dialogue and lyrics
characterize their offering The
skit pills for Ills, is to be present
al BIZ the Lander Brothers. They
are known as comedy apothecarles
who fiji their own prescriptions In
the "nut" brand Of humor Charlie
Wilson IS one Of the most enter
tanning comedians TO have toured the
Orpheum circuit Knight and Saw
telle will be another popular feature
OF the bill. Their act has much OF
The quality commonly called pep.
Paul lie Varre and brother otter
balancing routine. a gymnastic act OF
conmeadabie grade Of effective
ness. Once again the Weekly Allied
War Review will offer interesting
views Of American and allied forces
IN action, and the films of the Or
pheum Travel weekly are to show
birds Of gay plunage and views o.
wonderful grotto in Tonkin, CHINA.
ID
-Four feature acts calculated to
make the week Of February 8 at
tractive are acclaimed over at the
Orpheum. For PHYS Sake" the
travestv on old-time melodrama and
Somewhere in France" an episode
Of the trenches will be joint head
liners. Gene Green, character de-
lineator 81 popular songs, assisted
bv Miss Beth Mayo and Olive
Brisco and All Rauh with exclusive
songs and patter win constitute a
pair OF feature attractions.
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One Of the things that lifts "The
Ewes of the World" Clune's cinema
translation OF Harold Bell Wright's
book. which will play return en-
gagement at the Brandeis for four
days beginning today, out Of the or
iinarv is the work of All Wing in
the role Of Yee Kee, the Chinese
manservant of Aaron King. All
Wing is the only Chinese actor in
motion pictures. Heretofore Chinese
characters in plays have been enact
ed generally by Caucasians. A few
Of the attempts were successful,
y,,a,.r ofharc ian,a,7sa HE The eeier-