Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-11-05
AT THE
THEAT Frs

- -, N Al cur u..iluuooI u.tyS nave
n taken an old clay pipe with dish
4 \ OF soap and water and blown soap
bubbles Then let your Imagination run
riot and picture these bubbles about
20, 600 times their size, distributed all
over the stage and eacE bubble contain
ing on its inside a pretty water nymph
and with myriad OF colors being re-
Elected on each of the bubbles. This Is
just one Of the raany novelty scenes which
occur in "cuddle Up" buriesque's latest
Offering, which appears at the Gayety
thester for the week beginning this aft
Of surprises. but It contains a cast of
fun-makers, headed by Arthur Page and
ably. supported by Ted Healy. George
SNYDER Nat Mortar. Bertha peimo n
and Plunkett. "cuddle Up chorus
execute the many dancing and musical
numbers, clad in all the latest fashions
81 tho day. Sundays matinee at D.
Rarely is vaudeville play so effective
~ acted as is Five Thousand Dollars.
in which Mary Boland Is appearing this
week At the orpheum. Her company has
been excellently chosen for the presenta-
ton Of the one-act play. which Is char
aeterized by a tense dramatic situation.
Tunes OF the Hour" the entertaining
act Of Gladys Clark and Henry Berg
man. Ii another stellar attraction this
week. Popular songs and comedy are the
chief clements of this offering. me stars
full dancers. the Dale sisters. and also
by the amusing comedian, Jack Landauer.
A clever ,skit called THE Avi-ate-her.' Is
presented by Joe Norris and Flo Camp
bell.
There is much of interest concerning AL
Richie. who is entertaining large crowds
at the Brandeis this week This big
parsonage. by way of introduction to his
act. which he gives at every performance
in addition to the photo feature. "Trop-
ical Love- bends length Of pipe with
hts bare hands and breaks lengths Of
planking over his bare head.
That enduring attraction, THE Bird of
Paradise" will be at the Brandeis thea
ter for one week, commencing tomorrow
nigkt. II is said this play is again dem
onstreting its remarkable appeal to that
going to the theater regularly. Year after
year this story. with its wall Of Ha-
waiian music. comes along and assemblies
the crowd. Ann Reader. talented young
actress, Is playing the title role Others
in the cast include Herbert Charles. Fred
erfck Forester, Ellen Mahar. Rose Wat
son. Frank L. Cooley, James X. Appellee,
Joseph Robson and Douglas Cosgrove
The Hawaiian singers lave added sever
al new melodies and chants to their part
Of the program.
Manager Sutphen OF the Brandeis thea
ter announces that he has received the
contracts from Wagenhals and Kemper
which makes II a certainty that local
theater-goers will have the opportunity
of seeing The Bat" probably the most
discussed play which has been produced
in years. The Bat" Manager sutphen
announces. will be seen here on Decem-
Der !, and
OF all the new plays to be produced
during the pas, Il months. there Is no
Roberts Rfnehart and Avery Hopwood
stands In class by Itself. 1t has played
for q year in New York land Is still
there) and for . year in Chicago. q record
never before eoualled by any play. In the
company TO be seen here are Lizzie Evans.
William L. Thorn. Lucille Norris jose
Hughes Edw0rd Pawley, Paul Huber,
george A. son and Bernard Thornton.