Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 29, 1916, Page 6

HEADLINES BILL AT THE ORPHEUM N Y G L M N A O S 5l S B 5 S Rl T RSO MRILLER OMAHA SHOPS MAKE HIT WITH VALBSKA Miss Suratt Is Impressed with Metropolitan Atmosphere of Stores and Offices ACTRESS ALSO VISITS FACTORIES By CLINTON L. OLIVER, Just & gitmpse today Into the private fe of & famous mot who 18 favor ing Omaha with » this week at the Orpheum Valeska Suratt Women of Omaha will be Interested in an mceount of how this talented person spent & wirenuous day touring Omaha Porhaps the men, too, will find some thing of humen Interest in this story Bometimes we wonder when we ses wome great stage personage in the only environment whére we are privileged to know them-—before the footlights—if really they have the same thoughts, the snme desires, the samo thrills that the yrdinary people that we see every day of our lives have, We wonder if, when they go shopping they look at the same things that ordinary people see and long for aleska Huratt, one of the highest paid artiats in vaudeville today, set aside yes- terday for a tour of Omahs shops, of and factories. In what she saw a4 one gets the views of an ex perienced shopper, who has had the ad antages of New Yurk, Parls and Lon don shops, and If anyone knows Kood things and good business methods, Miss Buratt should know them. If she enters # shop and pronounces it perfect there sn't much else 1o be desired, Creat wa hor success has been on the stage, we are told that it is to be even greater in motion plotures. Already she has made photoplays with Lasky and with Fox, and June 1 she jolns the Willlam Fox forces again It was 11 o'clock In the morning when the fine hig “King-Bight” from the Noyen-Killey Auto company pulled up » the FPontenelle to take Miss Suratt on wr tour. "Too esrly’—Miss Buratt was ot at breakfast—'come back 1 f an hour'” Of course « strange about th t "k as Misn Buratt only s two meals L and they are not he menls either, because Valeska says she mustn't get fat, Breakfast was coffee, hot milk and gluten bread. 'She mays fat people don't make good pictures, unless they are funny like Fatty Arbuckle. Beauty Parlor First, Oh, mercy!” sald Miss Buratt, 1 must go at once and have m hair dremsed and cet w faclsl” ¥o over to the Brandels theater iid Ing to the Marinello Heauty » she wont. Miss Horatt wes del minute whe stepped in the door. hy she exclalmed, “I never saw such a arge and beautiful besuty parlor In any ity outside of New York or Chicago. And to think you are going to take n ell thos 7 on the Yes,” replied Nina 1 we Are meot'ng with When we get throngh twolve hooths Instead of hing will be finiehed in gra e with silk hangipgs. Where have four operators, 1 will ha We nre also adding a room f practics. Dr. Laney of Chica In charge, Our methods are known and Omaha appreciates fce and shop thoroughly If the we wouldn't be enlarging our « double what it Is now.” Having finlshed her beauty trestment which Miss Suratt thinks every woma ewes It to herself to take, we wer Went 1o See King Beddeo When | was here be 1 was espe clally terested In King Beddeo's redit Clothing store, and 1 want t down 1ere agal But, Miss § odit Vine ay for Vislis MoKenney Dentinin PLAYED ERNIE HOLMES A GAME OF BRILLIARDS \LESKA SURATT, Wm. Fox’s* The Celebrated Actress, Keenly Enjoys a Trip to Various Omah