The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
What
the Theaters
Offer
an next Thursday. October H.
John aaisworthys skin Game"

John Galsworthy's skin Game
- "Al opsn an engagement a. IN,
bfandsis for three nights and aatur
fAH matinee with a distinguished cos,
including Audrey Cameron. Gals
worthy takes two English famlis,
and throws them AZ each others
heads The one represents eentur.s,
~ culture and afiiueHee. the other Il
a product Of today, The one suffer,
from govt. the other IL active Rnt
alive ana d1oaut suffer at all "a
haven't the gout. says old tlornhlow
srt representative ~ tho now, 10 Ar
Hulcriat, representative Of patriclAn
stock, because ! have no anesstora.'
Hprnbl0Nsr has come 10 a village
IN the country district ~ England
ami settled down. 10 manufactures
things, The Hillerists have been
there for a hundred years or more
and they lVe on the wealth that has
been han ed down % them by their
more active ancestors. They have
also inherited the govt They are
An0bs- kindly, sentimental snnbH. but
snebs nevertheless, Mrs. Hillcriat
nHbs her uew ne.Fhbora. That starts
trouble Tie result IA a long. fierce
battle. In which both families suffer.
il1rnbl0wer Is "A brainy. relentless
enemy. lie Ia % real ~. II he ia
not 10 be accepted BY the Hlllcrists,
he viii drive them out by surrounding
their home with smoking. smelly fac.
tories Mr.. HilIcrist Ia too much ~
q gentlemen 10 light very aggressive
ly, Mrs Hilcrlat isn't. n was she
who snubLed the HorGblowers; II rs
sha who viii fight them, She has
particularly snubbod their daughter.
intaw Chloe,
lIDrnhlower manages 20 buy a piece
~ l4nd right next 10 the lilllcrists
and let's them know he VIII build an
obnoxious factory there. But Mrs.
lnllo5st Is a fighter, too. She has
discovered that Chloe has n past that
would never pass the board 81 cen.
nora, and her use Of that past as a
weapon makes the story Of the play,
The special cnst selected by John
Galsxorthy himself includes. Audrey
Cameron, Herbert Funston, Kate
Wlngneld. Matthew Boulton, Walter
McEWon, Jr.i Jack Fortesque, Arthur
Bowyer, William 4. Evans, Frank
Sherlock. Richard Clarke. Inc Gamer
on, y. Wylde, ". J. Benson, Jane
Wcaton. Lindon Lang, Ann DeIafcld.
Few stars OF the American stage
are better known than the one whose
presence IL 10 grace the stage this
week at the CrThcum. tn Is Edth
Tnllaferro. with an organization care
fully chosen for her support, she VII
be seen n q dramat c offer ng OF three
% aodos. a love story called Under
the Same Moon" Omaha audiences
wll recall her pleas ne performances
4. Polly Of the Circus and In
'grcwster's NJ Il ons." She is, how
? r. best known for her portrayal Of
flebecca In "sunnybrook Farm" One
Of the featured acts th = week IN TO be
c itr.buted by Don Barclay and Del
Cha n. other featured parts OF the
bll WI be offered by Murray Kssen
and company and by Flo Lewis.
Barclay and Cha'ne bill themselves
ss Two Loose Pages From the Book
Of Fun" THE Barber OF Seville Is
the title OF the comedy 10 be presented
by X ssen and his associates. EDDIE
Jams and Rene Chaplow are TO offer
a. comedy inc dent called IS, Karput."
lie y a y!ol'n'st with adequate ability
FOR hold ng the center Of a concert
ttaea. The Osborne tr'o Of amusing
aauilibrigts include man, wife and
oh ID. Feats Of daring as well az
much comedy g'ye the act a var ETY.
of enterta n ne attr butes. w la ana
Harold Browne use rags for compos'
ing pictures. Again this week Topics
Of the Day WI be feature for screen
4 snlay. Aesop's Fables WI be
shown, and also the Pathe Weekly.
There is n wealth Of entertainment
IN the vaudeville bill nj the World
theator. TIoadlInlng the show is a
rlotous trayesty on the drama called
THE Last Rehearsal" AS played by
n company Of FIVE people II tells of
the troubles an author has the night
before his play Is supposed TO open.
Another, along musical comedy lines,
Ia "springtime Frivoities," enacted
and sung by a company Of six. In
tercst locally is attached to the first
professional appearance OF the Keno
-Four the official quartet OF the oma-
la American Legion. The personnel OF
the quartet Is Floyd Paynter, Gene
Maxwell, Clare Young and Paul Jor'
dan, all well known Omaha young
men. In String Comedy Phil Cos
ola and Al Verdi, a couple OF youth
ful Italians, entertain upon violin and
cello. The Homer Sisters, assisted by
d pianist. offer a lot Of class, talent
and speedy dancing. Scotty Weston,
TN eccentric dancer, completes the
vaudeville portion OF the bill.
Arthur TIavR Introduces new mu. I