Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09

X REENWJCH VILLAGE ,FOII,IES,"
r will flaunt into the Brandeis Oh
~ Monday evening for six-day en-,
and Saturday. With melody and beauty
ever in the fore. the "FolIies' is a
staccato succession of travesty. satirical
mimicry, vivid stage pictures, wroll comic
episodes exotic dancing, uproarious bur
lesque. and futurstic fashion parades
The book and lyrics of the "Follies"
are by Philip Bartholomae and John
rnusc is by A. Baldwin Sloane. Many
of its melodies are already familiar TO
music C: lovers notahiy Red AS the Rose T.
English caricaturist with deft travesties
On the art of Pavlowa and Farrar; Ted
Lewis the jazz king. with his laughing
trombones and hysteral clarinets: Al
Herman. new type Of burnt-cork comic;
we'll named by Caruso, the acquered
laugh maker" Sylvia Jason. diminutive.
high priestess of the oriental dance; the
Hickey Brothers: Jane Carroll, IreIe OIL
sen, Warner Gault, Emile Fitzgerald and
Mabelle Jaunay.
As STELLAR attraction at the Or.
~ pheum this week come the Ford
Il = dancers, a quartet which includes
Edwin and Lottie Ford, also Mayrne
Gehrue and Bob Adams, ,, With nohvda William m
an all-around dancer excels In eccentric
work, and was the original Yama Yama
girl in Three Twins" Rae Eleanor baii
nique. endowed with temperament and
a gracious personality. Her brother, Jo-
seph, is known in the musical world as
remarkable 'cellist: Claude s,u and Marion
tion, but are also pleasing vocslists.
THE Rough Neck" a new comedy sketch,
is to be presented by Homer Miles. He
is among the cieyerest players that
fastest and cleverest colored dancer on
the American stage. He is graceful. too,
and exceptionally amusing with his Jokes se
and humorous chatter. The Royal Gas
ooigness begin their performance with
difficult feats of jugglery. A perch and
ring thriller is to be contributed by thu.
act that has ever come over the Or
pheum circuit. Witty sayings from the
newspapers will be a screen feature under
the title, Topics of the Day. and news
events will be pictured by Kilograms.
<(T1IS ROYAL HIGHNESS,' a musical
comedy revue in three scenes.
AA comes as the stellar act Of the
lew show opening at the Empress today.
terspersed throughout the act; Martha
Hamilton and her company will present
a brisk little skit by Joseph L; Brownins'
uedy and Reeves will offer Campus
Capers," riot of pleasurab!e enjoyment
words and Music is to be presented by
McKown and Brady, who will app.ar as
enc of the important attractions of the
show.
NOMETHING new in the burlesque line
Swill be offered at the Gayety theatcr
~ this week where THE Lew Kelly
Show" will hold the boards. headed by
Lew Kelly. Jack Singer has complied the
book to fit the unique dope character in
terpreted by Kelly. In addition to the
production he has surrounded Kelly with
a cast including Lucille Manion. AL
Saunders Arthur Putnam, Joe Holland.
Kathleen Oden, Margaret Haven and
Dolly Barringer. Several added special
ties round out the show. Among them
the -Four Jansleys direct from Ringing
Bros. circus. Matinee daily. Today's
matinee starts at 3.
y EORGE NJ. COHAN'S COMEDIANS
r in the musical comedy hit, Mary"
~ will be at the Brandeis theater for
the week commencing Sunday evening.
January 16, with matnees Wednesday
and Saturday. The identical cast which
will present this musical show at the