Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-26
AT THE
THEAT ERS

TULIA SANDERSON and Joseph
IL Cawthorn, in Charles Dilling-
y hams new musical comedy,
THE Canary" comes to the Bran
de's for All engagement of FIVE
nights, starting Sunday, March 7,
In addition to the charm of Miss
Saiderson and the' fun of Caw-
thorn. there are Doyle and Dixon,
eccentric darcers, Maude Eburne.
one of the best condolences in r,1u-
sical comedy: large cast. chorus
and the famous Broadway John
MES" "Ihe Canary" is a JOYOUS
musical comedy in three acts, with
clever lines from the French of
Georges Barr and Louis Verneuil,
and catchy music by Ivan Caryll
and Irving Berlin. Everybody
Dance" seems to be the watchword,
and the production is happy COM
bination OF pretty faces, catchy
songs, clever dancing, full of dash,
buuyancy and youthful spirits. with
just enough OF the dramatic to make
good comedy, and a love story that
is romance itself.
"Frolics CT 1920" is the title of the
act which the Ford Sisters, Mabel
aid Dora, are presenting at the Or
pheum. this week, capably assisted
by their own orchestra. These stars
have an extended repertory of
dances and are ever busy creating
additions TO their program. Their
most graceful number is the Mabel
Dora waltz. The dominant comedy
feature of the bill is "Songifage,"
presented by Florence Baird and
Charles E. Bensee. 1t is as a singer,
also as dancer and instrumentalist
that Clara Morton wins popular
favor. Hers is one of the featured
acts of the bill.
One of the feature scenes OF Peter
s. Clark's "Oh! Girl" production at
the Gayety theater is the Devils
Garden, Hades," which is the clos
ing scene of the show and which at
iords "a ho! finish" The produc-
ton is a wonderful scenic one with
10 impressive scenes. Ladies' matt
nee at 2:l5 daily.
"The Paper Dress Revue" one
of the novelties of the season,
comes to the Empress as the
featured act of the show opening
today. The costumes, hats, trim
mings, flowers, ornaments, scenery
and properties in the entire produc-
ton are all made from paper. Cree
don and Walsh, nut" comedians,
cover a multitude OF subjects. They
present new twists and turns on the
eccentric order. Nora Allen, the
society soloist," will be heard in
popular and operate selections, as
sisted by Signor E. Valpi, an ltal-
ian pianist. An exhibition of club
juggling put over with comedy pat
ter, song and dance, will be given
by Burke Brothers and Kendall.
The St. Louis company of Yid-
dish players will open N engage
ment of two nights at the Brandeis
theater tonight, presenting a reper-
toire of powerful drama, "A True
Woman" being the offering for to-
night and Bought Love- on to-
morrow evening.
"Come Along Mary" a new musi-
cal comedy will be seen for the first
time in this city next Saturday even
ing at the Brandeis theater. The
plot deals in youth and romance
and carries you in music and scenes
from the Silver Rock Golf club on
Long Island to the land of sunshine
in Honolulu. The company num-
bers 40 people.
David Belasco's graphic picture
of the land in which the girl called
Tiger Rose" lives and knows no
code but that of love acknowledges
no obstruction to the consumma-
ton of her romance, will be pro-
duced at the Brandeis theater next
Tuesday night, with the original
production and a picked cast of Be-
lasco players.
"A Daughter of the Sum-" the
story of an Hawaiian butterfly,
will be presented at the Bran
deis theater for three days starting
Thursday, March a.
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