The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29
What
the Theaters
Offer
INpR thl. week tha heaaIln. .ttr.c.

II uon al the Orphsum IN 10 bs pro
vidod by the best known Juvenile
actor OF the screen. That liz "the boy
with million freckles," Wesley
harry, who comes In person. with
company OF 10 well selected PLAYERS.
he is TO be seen in Welcome Home"
clever comedy. The play deals with
the stars return 70 his home town
after working In the studios at Holly.
wood. AZ party given by his mother
FOR his little friends by way Of wei.
coming him home, a series Of amusing
situations develop. An unexpected
climax occurs when they 20 with him
To the train after he has been sum.
moned By telegram back 20 his work.
irving Newh0n and Dode Phelps I'm
"Tunoful Tales" VIII provide one OF
the featured acts Of the show. In
the skit. 1.-THE Lats Car" Billy Wayne
and Ruth Warren Will offer another
81 the featured acts. Newhoff and
Phelps have repeatedly demonstrated
their ability MS yocalsts. They fea.
t'ife their own conception Of the com.
edy lyric. "Aln't We Got Fun This
IL bit Of travesty very lnughably
presented. This season they arc offer.
ing series OF new song stories. The
skit 10 be presented by Wayne and
warren IL the work OF Paul Gerard
Smith. The players engage IN a hu.
morous dispute, arguing and arguing,
and arc 80 taken up with the argu
ment that, late at night, they miss
the last car that should have taken
them 10 their home In the suburbs.
Excerpts from musical comedy Will be
presented by Frank DeVoe and Al
Lloyd. hr. Lloyd IL an expert pianist
and DoVoe Is singing comedian
They offer trayesty, songs and anus
Ing chatter Johnny Singer with hls
dancing dolls is 10 offer "A unique /
entertainment. The dolls are the two |
graceful girls who appear with him
lie Is one Of the cleverest dancers
on the vaudeville stage. Cooke. Nor. |
timer and Harvey are international |
cyclists. They are to introduce their
famous novelty, "a Ball Game In the |
Dark" The game IL dissernlble 10
the audience, although the players
cannot be seen. A dance departure IL
10 be presented by BBert and Hazel
Skatelle. They dance gracefully on
roller skates, and the man Of the
team is very amusing comedian.
Once again the cartoon comic, Aesop's
Fables, VIII be screen feature. Topics
Of the Day and Pathe Weekly will also
DO shown.
This Is Fall Festival week at the
World theater. Roe Reaves In the
Jaris revue is the headline feature, As
sisting Reaves is Willard Jarvis and
a quartet OF singing beauties. 1t Is
said to be one Of the best acts OF its
kind in vaudeville. As special added
attraction Is the Hugh Herbert satire,
Indoor Sports" travestyeon modern
love making enacted by a company
composed Of Warren Warren. Bonnie
Beck, June B'loode and Billy Green.
Marie Kell and the Brewer Brothers
introduce "A Study in Syncopation,"
brightly dances. tuneful songs and
instrumental music on piano, violin
md saxophone. breath from the
bonnie heather is that presented by
the Caledonian Four, harmony sing
ers and humorists. Ward and King
offer a snappy act called MY Girl"
Page and Green are knockabout COM
edians with a snappy routine OF
tricks. Arthur Hays plays the Der
ceuse" from "Jocylyn," on the World
organ. Elaine Hammerstein support
ed by Mahon Hamilton. Niles WEIGH
and Wallace Mcdonald, appears in a
powerful photoplay, Under OATH
Jack Dempsey, heavyweight cham
pion. in person, headlines special
seven.act vaudeville bill starting next
Saturday. November 4.
d
George p. Murphy will regale pa
irons Of the Gayety theater in the
Step Lively Girls" offering that be-
gan a weeks engagement yesterday
matinee. This season Murphy Is be-
ing exploited In a new type OF
Dutch" comedy role. while still re-
tanning the "Hot Dog" character he
created In musical comedy and bur-
lesque 10 years ago. During the
progress Of the two acts and IL scenes
In "Suite Sixteen" Murphy will play /
three different roles. all of comedy
oent and all likely to further estab- s
fish him as local favorite. Aiding +,
the star viii be George Douglas, Har- /
ry Hills. Walter st. Clair, Sadie l
Banks. Rose Bentley. Leona Earle /
and Laura Houston and one of the ,
classiest and snappiest assemblages of ,
chorus girls on the Columbia wheel. /
The girls all dance and can really /
ing, awhile their personal graces are I
leralded as unusual among burles' 5
iucrs. Ornate and dazzling results t
awe been Of chief moment in prepar' '
Ing suite Sixteen" for presentation. q
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