Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-09
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ons, Frank Hurst and Wilbert
Dunn. Musical caperS will be con-
tributed by William Dunham and
Grace O'Malley, whose songs and
amusing patter are of a lively sort.
The English light comedian, Boycc
Combe, will be seen in an act o.
amusing qualities in which he /.
assisted by Burton Brown. Vaud,
ville's distinguished legitimate play
ers, Miss Julia Nash and Mr.. c. H
O'Donnell, will present the comedy
three G. M" Ted Doner was las;
seen here is support of Lucille
Cavanaugh. Now he is presenting
an act which he calls Something
New in Singles" The Rosa King
Trio are dancers, but they do not
use floor to dance upon. A slender
strand of steel serves their purpose.
Harry and Harriet Setback are to
offer Jazz in GYM" combina-
ton, of masculine and feminine
beauty. Expert bag punching is a
feature of their performance. Clever
sayings from the newspapers will
be shown in the screen feature.
Topics of the Day." World events
will be shown in the kinograms.
Joe Hurtig's new production,
Going Up and Coming Down" is
the medium in which THE Bowery
Burlesquers" will be seen all this
week at the Gayety theater. Among
the scenes visited are Sunny Spain,
where realistic bull fight is shown
in progress; gay Paris, in its new
regime of gayety, and darkest Rus
sia, where the bolsheviki are now
holding forth. The production rep
resents the greatest financial outlay
which Mr.. Hurtig has ever put into
a show. A most notable cast, which
is headed by those two inimitable
comedians. Billy Foster and Frank
Harcourt. They are supported by
Dolly Sweet, Marty Semon, Kittie
Glasco, Libby Hart, .Mallon and
We'll and Russell K. Hill and
beauty chorus of two dozen awaiting
girlies. Ladies matinee at 215 daily
all week. starting tomorrow. Todays
matinee starts at 3.
Roy La Pearl and company, who
will be one of the featured acts at
the Empress starting today, are, said
to be the worlds greatest aerialists.
The Moran Trio, singers of unusual
talent, will prove their ability to
mount the topmost rung OF the the
atrical ladder. George Lee and
Teddie Bennett will be seen in
little skit, 81 Love That Girl" in
which they introduce character
songs and a line Of patter said to
be funny. Bell and Arliss, dainty
young misses, will contribute har-
mony singing. Both are young and
pretty and possess unusually tine
voices.
With numerous comedy special
ties, ingenious and funny, Listen
Lester" John Cort's musical COM
edy success comes to the Brandeis
theater for three days, starting
Thanksgiving day, November II,
after laughing and dancing its au-
diences to good cheer and itself to
success for an entire year at the
Knickerbocker theater in New York.
The cast includes Miriam Folger,
Florita Bellaire, John L. Lyons,
Frances Anderson, Charles Wright,
Rene Brown, Gus Shy, Elmer Floyd,
Dorothy Curtis, Henrietta Lee, De-
lano Dell, Betty Kirkbride and Flor
ence De Barr.
Louis Achille Hirsch who COM
posed the music for "The Rainbow
Girl" is native of New York, of
French-American descent and was
educated in New York college. He
studied piano PLAYING with eminent
professors in New York and Berlin,
where he also became an ardent STU
dent of harmony and counterpoint.
Mr.. Hirsch has a wonderful gift
Of fluent melody and rhythm and is
a past master of ragtime. His pop
ular songs are too numerous to men
ton, although they include Hello,
Frisco my Bachelor Days" "Su-
murun," and Il Left Her on the
Beach in Honolulu Mr.. Hirsch, in
collaboration with Repnold Wolf. Is