The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-09
AT THE
T H EATERS

A y important attraction II announced
~ Tor th@ Brandeih thesier three nights
commencing ThBfsdsy. November o.
matinee Saturday when Adoph Klnuber
WIZ present tho greatest dramatic novelty
Of the past decade, Eugene O'Neilps IN
usual play, '"rbs Emperor Jones" With
thhfies y. Gilpin, the Astonishing actor.
who rose from obscuri,y 20 world fame IN
one night IA tho title role
Ths play ia built upon somewhat differ
ent lines than the usual run Of dramatic
offerings u IL IN eight scenes, laid In
the Wost Indies ana depicts the adven-
tDres ~ an ex.PnllmBD porter, who frss
through a dense forest 10 escape the ven
ReaDee Of the ignorant black natives ne
has plundered During the action ~ the
play the Emperor passes through all the
human emotions. beginning IN a humorous
vein the scenes graduate from expressions
81 slight alarm 10 bewiderment 80 the
depths of desperation and despair Mr..
GllpiDs nrt n said 10 carry his audience
brenthicss and tense throughout the un-
folding ~ tho story,
This presentation viii be made IN the
city with the same attention given 70
every detail as during It's entire seasons
run nj the Princess theaier. Ne@ York,
end extended runs In Boston, Philadelphia
and Chicago.
Eddie Leonard at the Orpheum this
soch IL presenting well-arraneed act
rallcd "rhc MlnstrePs Delight" He has
. r. eNectiys assistance Of two expert
fancers stcwsrt and olive, william Hal
i ln and Mabel Russell offer ore Of the
I atUrod parts of the show. The hand
noinely mounted and effectively acted
osa, The DIZZY HEIGHTS. is presented
b. Frnest Anderson and Marjorie BUR-.
C0mcdV is also m effective element IN
the offering known ~ Alexandria" hr.
Henry ~ Walthall. well known screen
star, who IKE Theodore Roberts. re-
cclved his training IN the spoken drama,
Ia ba
psychological mystery play entitled THE
Unknown"
The new show opening at the Empress
today, has az the headline attraction
Jarvis and Harrison IN the COMEDY
frlyolity Lonesome" Numerous surprises
ere promised. Mile. Daisy and the Stein
Brothers viii be seen In Fun ~ Psr.
for" Music with Kick viii be Offered
by Naio and Hizzo, stars Of tho violin ana
accordlan. A variety Of airs, harmoni-
ousy played. will be rendered by these
musicians Emily Clarke and Nell Man
ming Will he heard In program OF songs
which range from Jazz 70 classics, Each
OF their numbers are perfect little stories
told In verse and melody
with the triple headline bill as the
featured attractions In new aix-act
show. the bill starting at the world
Saturday at usual reduced admission
prices gives every promise OF proFidlns
gNCeVtiOndl Nhi'l "'t4iie-
the noted southern humorist. the Gailerin
sisters, musical queens. and Harry Down
ing & Co, with a cast OF five in a tip-
sop musical comedy revue, are the head
liners The other acts measure up TO
the featurned offerings, Arthur HAYS plays
his biggest comedy novelty. Yankee
Doodle Blues" upon the crsan. Today ana
tomorrow are the last times for Jack
Dempsey and the special seyen-act bill
now current.
Gonzeli white and her iayzers OF real
taz, who will appear with Jimmie Coo
per and His Beauty Revue" when that
remarkable show opens for week
run at the dayety theater Saiuday matt
nee. are rcaily musicians who oil their
instruments with ioyJuce. Their novelty
act was one Of tho features at the New
York iIlppodfome.
william X Wells, who wrote and staged
sJames r. Ceoper's big Jamboree," now
playing at the dayety thsater with daily
matinee. has become producer OF Cos
lumblA Circuit burlesaue, presenting his
own show Wells has always been pro
lifie writer for the stage, and tho DIG
Jamborpe" IL his latest product.