Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 3, 1916, Page 22

“lashe PLAYS FOR OM THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: DECEMBER 3, 1916. PHOTO s . from e 4 Hmlan AHA DEVOTEES & J | DIAMOND THEATER ! WILLIAM RUSSELL e i “The Man Who Would Not Die" Comedy. 24th and Fort ALAM e “THE DIAMOND LURE” “FOR LOVE AND GOLD"” ‘IN LOVE WITH A FIREMAN’ “LIBERTY” 26th and Mol ROE Farnam ALICE BRADY “MISS PETTICOATS” Universal Comedy DUNDEE THEATER . Slst and Underwood “THE FLYING TORPEDO" Peaturin JOHN. EMERSON Comed “MOTOR MAT AND HIS FLIV." | | * PALM THEATER 1320 Douglas Street. “THE MYSTERY OF THE BRASS BOUND CHEST” From “The Girl From Frisco” “THE MAN FROM YUKON" “BUTTS CASEY, CROOK” “DUDES FOR A DAY" R ARG 1 JANE GREY ““The Flower of Faith” COMING Thé White Slave Crusa resents “Protect Your Daughters” The greatest of all sermons | Another burst of speed, humor, good nature and naturally some love called “AMERICAN "~ ' Robert “ALL immediately ing ranch h all the cnabled manner. Open 11 to 11 Daily - - |-———-'—-;~a;;;z.a.a:—aa..mnn.;;. -.,-:" | | ‘ Princess—''The Greater Power,” a West- | Pa { ————————— B ey 28th and wtory of the mountain country, and chief in ‘ Cauib Mr. Keenan's support {s Bnid Markey, who uming plays the part of the “boy.” The clashea be- 28th and Cuming Sts. tween the (wo become quite dramatic at “A JUNGLE HERO' times, while the final scene, where the THERE'S A PLACE FOR “U” IN Farnam, Near Fifteenth Showil;l World, Metro and Fox Photoplays Today and Monday MOLLIE KING —IN— ; ' strikingly convineing story of the real worth of an apparent idler, lim Blake, as played by David Warwick, is a character you will like even when he is foolishly wasting his youth in harmful pleasure. When he is shown the real opinion his father and other decent men Lhold for him he is big enough to admit the error of his actions. roceeds to undertake the management of a poor-pay- {ather owns in Wioming and, amid nature’s wonders, oat strength of his ¢l return in less than a year, even more successful than his father had dared to hope. A beautiful little love story runs through the play, and the lovers are brought together in a new and novel NEW COMEDIES AND NOVELTIES Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Harold Lockwood and May Allison “MISTER 44" Coming Friday and Saturday THEDA | amount featurs, Tihursday, Virginia orn drama {8 the feature ut the Princess | Pearson sturs In "“The War Bride's Socret.” theater today. On the bill with this is “The | Priday Mme. Potrova in “The Iternal \fansard Mystery,’ a mystery drama in two [ Question.” Saturday, Wlillam Chapman in reels, and & comedy with Fddie Lyons and | “Small Town Stuff’ with “The Crimson Lee Moran, “Pass the Prunes' Monday rh‘e | Htain Mystery." a episode of the “Mystery of Myra” is S ;:!:’v‘n”’l’nd w drama_“Ashes’ a heart ln-! Omaha—The Omahu theater today pre- trost story. Tuesday, “A Designing Woman,” | sents Gladys Hulette In “Tho Shine Girl, “Phe Animated Weekly,” m comedy, “Oh | filled with heart throbs nn'|vl'v|'r\urnux”nlt- You Honey moon' and “Liberty Wednes- | uatiofs, ’Mondn‘.\. Leonore Ulrich in “The day, “The Yellow Menace," with “The High | Better Woman " “dy Ig “A Matri- Divers Curse “War Scenes on the | monial Mixup. , Bemsue Haya- | kawa in “The Honorable i'riend.” Wednes- | 1 Front." LA dny, Warten Kerrigan and Loulse Lovely in a Blucbird foature, The Measure of Man." Thursday, Geraldine Farrar, in a Paramount picture, *‘Temptation;” the comody s "“How | Do You Do Friday, (Gall Kane In s Brady- Tippodrome—-'A Jungle Horo" s featured at the Hippodrome thester today. With this is the thirteenth episode of “Liberty,” & Nestor comedy called “Modol 46" and an | imp entitied “Gold Band." | mudo, “Tho Bearlet’ Onth.” rday, Lou e | EATEL LAILLEL —_— | egen n Vietory Consclence.” Boulevard—"Rolling Stones,” a Paramount | Y — | !nl(rncuun, featuring Owen Moore wnd Mar- | Loihrop—Tho fouture at the Lothrop fo- | Buorite Courtol, 1h presonted at the Boule- | day v "“The Bugler of Alglers a Biuebird | ’\')lrl| theater today and a Burton Holmes' } production, starring Rupert Jullan and Blla | Travelogue & also whown. Monday, May | Monday, Fleanor Woodruff and Au- | | Robson, popular star, I seen in “A Nlght 3 “Jaffe Tuonday, i | Out,” a comedy dfama, Tuesd | St of the Poppy.” Wed- | Storey comes n “Dust of Egypt.” Robort Warwick and Guil Kane in day of Jupanese uactor, Scwsue Huyakaws ‘““The Heart of a Hero' sented In wted Years' starring Crane | “The Honorable Friend” a | T = | I'rida;, ‘Warren Kerrigan in ““The Meanure of Man, a Hluebird feature, Sat- | Iidmund Hreese in “The Spell of the 40th & Dodge | Yulon Strand—Douglas Falrbanks holds forth at GLADYS HULETTE ay and tomorrow, in the fat- i vehicle called “American sven, B e Ariutocr, and deals with chewing gum lords, hatpin of pretty girly a gummor rican arlstocracy. , us well as K004 moasure, Tues is meen in kings, beef barons and a lot who happen to be llving colony chiefly occupled by Pathe weekly Is In- couple of comedies for y till Thursday, Frank Jim Grimsby's Boy," a “THE SHINE GIRL” | tather pleads for forgiveness ix sald to be the most dramatic thing Keenan has over | done “THE GOLD BAND" “MODEL 46" “LIBERTY” Hipp—The photeplay at the Hipp today “The Sign of the Poppy,” is one of the most rapld In action and sensational itun tions ever put out by Bluebird producers. < < ST AT B 3213 No. { LOTHROP 3% RUPERT JULIEN and EI0RIOEIOEIOEIOMOEION] | FREX THEATER 1316 Douglas St. v u aplin in G ELLA HALL, i = = “SHANGHIED” \ £ ([ “The Bugler ,?Emyll'rn' Don't Forget the Big | Also Comedy. o (2] i o i i ] g Wrestling Match GmoxtomomomomoEIom LT O T LT BOULEVARD .2 avenworth Marguerite Courtot 16th and Locust Sts. FULLER GOLDEN and RRY CAREY I " “LOVE'S LARIAT" Bluebird Feature. WEDNESDAY A MARY PICKFORD ) — “POOR LITTLE PEPPINA™ - - G AL A e B OLIVI Owen Moore and In/ A Big Paramount Attraction “ROLLING STONES” Burton Holmes 2889 Leaven- worth St. . Travelogue - ! DR ALY ' L3 Today at 2, 3 8130, 7:18 and ®» O NORMA TALMAGE “The Social Secretary” % BEN TURPIN . el [] T OO AT T APOLLO THEATRE 20th and Leavenworth Tel H. 1806. TODAY—8 PERFORMANCES 2:00, 3:48, 5:30, 7:15, 9:00 Paramount Offers JOHN BARRYMORE in one of the most novel screen plays “NEARLY A KING" Also an Extra Feature TOMORROW--(MONDAY) PRINCESS WEN MOORE and [ 1' MARGUERITE COURTOT, in “The Greater Power” “ROLLING STONES” §IE . wewn mitin “The Mansard Mystery” Mystery Drama % : = 14th and Douglas \ “Pass the Prunes” Comedy .| bogina further reprisuls and a seri W Stars Who Will Shine on Screen for Omaha This Week JANEGREY ~ WILIAM AT TWE FARNAM AT vl JONN BARRYNORE Lo OveyMoore | Shrwer AT THE DONBVARD ARG, a red poppy on his desk one evening, he knew he had boen marked for death by Hop Li's tong, and fright stilled his weak heart. Now citing eplsodes, fraught with n adventure concludes the story. and Wednesday the attraction s [annle Ward In “Witcheraft' Friday and Satur- day, Owen Moore and Marguerite Courtot appear in “The Kiss." Diamond—Willlam Russell will be at the Diamond theater today in ‘“The Man Who Would Not Die” Monday the bill offers | “The Heart of Virginla,” with Willlam Davenport in the stellar role. With this Is | “The Lost Messonger,* and comody called | “Phe New Salesma Wednesday the h:u-l turo {8 _“As Yo Sow 8o Shall Yo Reap” | e e e THEATER | Today FRANK KEENAN IN “THE THOROUGHBRED"” A Triangle Photoplay Coming ii “The Little Girl Next Door” Monday e CLIFTON THEATER Also Good Comedy. 5 VMRt ¢ G ¢ CIuIE © SRR onp"E—u! Side . South b “DENISE” Wonderful Feature Also KEYSTONE COMEDY R ¢ GREERD © SRR ) W ¢ . 'BCSS > South Side “THE BORDER WOLVES” Spectacular Kalem Drama With Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran. Tomorrow : “THE SHINE GIRL” % With GLADYS HULLETTE ! RIS © @RS ¢ TANED ¢ 51 i BL Warwick AND MAN” He aracter is brought out, and he is 7 PR THE SIGN OF T HOBART HENLEY aro BARA = = « Admission 10c Open 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. thoigfili}g ‘ BLUEBIRD PHOTO-PLAYS NT e THE POPPY | HIPP THEATER Today and Monday “The Sign of the Poppy” i The Screen’s Greatest Mystery Play | Introducing Hobart Henley and Gertrude Selby in A gripping story of vengeance, filled with thrilling episodes E | fraught with intense interest. Admission 10c | | Farnam—Jane Grey will be presented at { ZANNIE WARD o MIPPa Bluebird Company Makes Claim “The Play’s the Thing” So much has been printed and said about the value of the big stars in the drawing power of a moving picture. There has been a mad rush by the photoplay producers to sign up all the former famous stars of the stage 1 and some fabulous salaries have been reported. The producers of Bluebird photo- plays have said that it is not the star that should draw, but the play. On this basis they claim they can produce a good play with an almost unknown cast and so long as the acting is good the play should please better than a medium play with a great star in the leading role. J. I’g Calvert, local Bluebird man- ager, speaking on the subject, said: “Our company believes, and the crit- ics have upheld them, that the audi- ence enjoys a play or not according | to the story it tells and the way it is | directed. There is a difference of | opinion on this by some and our con- tinuous advertising of high class plays will sooner or later cause a reversal of the popular thought that a play must have a great star in order to en- tertain. Of course, we have stars too, but only to make the plays better. We are producing photoplays, not stars.” = Wednesday, RusseLl DIAMOND Roomxr WarwrcK AT -THE SUN rt of a Hero;" “Shielding Shadow” day, with “Gran Police Reporter,” which shows a s daring exploits by a news urday, a three-reel drama, a two-reel Key- stone and ‘he Hasards of Helen.” Ed- win Stevens' organ recitals at every show are attracting the attention of patrons from many parts of the city. Sun—The Sun theater openad on Thanks- glving day and thousands of people were turned away during the day. Every day since then the patronage has been phenome- | nal, with everybody. expressing surprise at the beauties of the theater and satisfac- tion with the pictures shown. Today and Monday the offering ls Robert Warwick in “All Man." The story deals with a young man of the so-called “ldle rich” class whose father becomes tired of his easy manner of living and sends him out west to the ranch to try and make something of him. The young fellow gets his pride stirred up and resolves to make good. Ho goes after AT T™HE mmmm-mfi things in a manner that wins success for tobin_ Adalr_in be shown, *“The Pencil Clue” the Police Reporter,” and from two will “Grant comedies, “Billy's Melodrama" and “In the Ranks.” the F of Faith, made to sult her genteel and lovable charac- m theater today in “The Flower terlstics, Mr. Kohlberg announces the com- Ing of the fllm entitied, “Protect Your Daughters.” [ Alamo—An interesting picture, “The Dia- mond Lure," {s showing at the Alamo thea- | tor today, many scenes made at real mines Mr. Exhibitor _ When in Need of Any Moving Picture Mdse. or Powers’, Motiograph, Simplex Machines Remember We Are the FACTORY AGENTS For Above Makes. WESTERN SUPPLY CO. 12th and Harney, Omaha, Neb. = = e the lead. With it |Bocial Buccaneer." a foature production especially | and Marguerite Clayton. A Sellg news and him and in & close race with circumstances he succeeds in wihning the girl of his cholce over the strenuous objections of Old Man Maynard, president of the rallroad, father of the girl. Warwick has made so many successes both on the legitimate stage and in photoplays that his name connected with this picture means that it will be “All Man" In its picturization. Tuesday. Wednes- day and Thursday the offering’ will be Harold Lockwood and May Allison in “Mis- ter 44 Friday and Saturday Theda Bara “The Vixen. Clifton—'‘The Secret of the Swamps,” a ploturesque photoplay of the Florida ever- {s the feature at the Clifton theater Tuesday, Norman Tal- mage In “The Boolal Secretary. Wednes- day, Robert Warwick {n “Friday the 18th." The comedy Is “The Bcoundrel's Toll." Muse—The offering at the Muse for to- | day and tomorrow will be, ‘“The Prince of Graustark,” featuring Bryant Washburn comody will be on the bill Tuesday, Wed- nesday, and Thursday Pauline Frederick will appear in “Nanette of the Wilds " a tale of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. A !ln | Hearst News Pictorial and Comic Cartoon complete the bill. Friday and Saturday, “The Martyrdom of Phillip Strong," with all-atar cast. A Hearst News Plctorial and | ¥1¥idly portray a series of exciting situa- | the lastest Paramount comedy will also be Myrtle Gonzalez and Val Paul carry | tlons.” On the same program is an episode | shown. | LT tlon, s L Gl ) |of “Liberty” the blg Universal Mexlcan | -~ ~ I oriudnted enith S THE EoTaAE novel, with two comedies, “In Love With| Apollo—Jiohn Barrymore, supported by ex- AL S eaa iy a T L sThe u Fireman” and “For Love and Gold." cellont company of players, will be seen at [ Rogue's Pawn” and ‘Justice a la Carte;” te Apollo theater today for five pertorm- [ Tuesday, “The Romance of Elaine, with Dundee—'"The Flying Torpedo,” & pre- |ances, presenting Willlam Cliffords, “Near]y | “The Sheriff's Bilunder,” “Near to Earth paredness ploture, featuring John Emerson, |a King. This screen production gives Mr, [&nd “The New Salesman;” Wednesday, | 18 the attraction at the Dundee theater to- | Barrymore a wider fleld for the display of | . The Harvest of Gold," fro The Girl day. “Motor Mat and His Fliv,” Is the |of his unique comedy talents and amazing | from 'Frisco.” is presented, With two ple- comedy, Monday, J. Warren Kerrigan and | versatility, than any other photoplay in llowing the Flag” and “Some Louise Lovely in' the film version of “The | which he has ever appeared. e it i e Besse— A _spectacular Kalem drama, New Star—Harry Carey is at the New Star theater today in a Bluebird feature, “Love's Lariat;" Loulse Lovely carries the feminine role. Monday Robert Wiison in a five-reel feature, “The Isie of Life,” with this {s an L-Ko comedy, ‘Terrors of ‘Turkish Bath." Tuesday the first Univer: ®al Screen magasine {s shown, with * Gugltive,” a Pathe ploture, Wedn Mary Pickford, the Paramount ‘Poor Little Peppina:’ the comedy Is a Net tor, called 'he Bar Fly."” | “The Soolal Becretary,” which is showing at the Rohlff theater today, with | Miss Talmage as the star, is one of the most | pleasing pictures that she has appeared in. In the story she changes from a pri straight-bound and high-collared secretary to a flufty, alry and pleasing bit of human- ity. The balance of the week the follow- ing is off 8 Reportel “The Shielding Shadow;" Tuesday, Loulse Glaum in the “‘Wolf Wo- !“The Border Wolves,” is the feature at the Besse theater today. Comedy is on the same blll; Monday, Gladys Hullette in her :;lta]ll feature production called ‘“The Shine i Palm—'The Mystery of the Brass- Bound Chest,” the fifteenth chapter of “The Qirl from 'Frisco,” is showing at the Palm theater today. ‘‘The Man from Yukon,” an episode from ‘“Grant, the Police Reporter,” s on the program, with two comedles, "‘Butts Casey, Crook,” and ‘“Dudes for a Day." Variety vaudeville is shown between plotures, Maglo—Valeska Surratt, Fox star, is pre- sented at the Maglc theater today in “The Stralght Way,” a story which portrays the trials and temptations which beset the girl who struggles for existence alone. heum, South Slde—The feature at the Bouth Side Orpheum theater today is en- For Movie Mdse. See “VAN” your daughter was dead and you could restore her to life without a character WouLD 9 YOU DO IT = You Don’t Know Until You See YOUNG Clara Kimball A “Without a Soul” A lovable girl is killed by an automobile. Her father has per- fected a wopnderful invention for regtoring life, He brings his daughter’s body back, but her soul has departed. She will make you weep over the change in" her, as does her father, and —but see the picture. Today and Until Wednesday at the man;" Wednesday, Willlam Furnum in ‘“The Fires of Consclence;” Thursday, Viola Dana Robert Hdeson in “The Light Saturday, “The Scoundrel’s Toll" and “Am- brose's Rapld Rise,” comedy. titled '‘Deniss,” a four-reel production. ‘With this a Keystone comedy; Monday, the Anti-Vice Crusade presents ‘Protect Your Daughter,” Tuesday, ‘“The Scarlet Run- ner,” with a drama, “The Capture of Rat- tlesnake featuring Warren Kerrigan, Grand—Today's attraction at the Grand | §04 8 comedy. “With or Without’ Wednes- 'is Frank Keenan in “The Thoroughbred,” |a¥: 7 . [with a comedy feel. Monday, *The Little | SROWR; With & drama entitied “The Star- | Girl Next Door;" Tuesday, Robert Warwick : PATHE NEWS Synopsis of Events Covered in Pathe News, Released Today. § Monroe—Alice Brady will be featured at the Monroe theater today in a World pro- duction, “Miss Petticoats.” This is one of Miss Brady's most popular presentations. A Universal comedy s on the same bill, Monday, “The Heritage of Hate,” with Ro- berta Wilson in the stellar role. 'Fuesday, Emelle Polini in “The Little Church Around the Corner.” Wednesday, Donald Hall in “The Man Who Went Some,” and ‘‘The Missing_Helrs,” an episode from “Grant, the Police Reporter.” | OAKLAND, CAL.—Five hundred boy scouts | “participate in a grand rally exhibition il- | lustrating their preparedness as the citi- zens of tomorrow. NORFOLK, VA.—The rapid increase in the high cost of living s causing great de- | mand for cheap but substantial food, and | the peanut industry is one now f;gmk . | unprecedented prosperity. Huge machines | U1 il be Clafy Kimiah Yomow n (Wi separate the peanuts from the vines. ; " |it deals with a theory held by t doctor VIENNA, AUSTRIA—His Majesty. Francis 1}/ VA fodore Tife to the human hody | Joseph, late emperor of Austria-Hungary,|,¢ior the soul has fled. His daughter, a as he appeared shortly before his death, | begutitul girl. beloved by all, dies, and on after a memorable rule of sixty-eight |} gead body he performs his experiment YSBIN: for the first time, and she returns to life. OISSEL, engines [ But the doctor has not counted on one saved by the Belgian troops when the | thing—she has no soul. So this girl with- Germans swept over their country, are out a soul shows a complete change of dis- now made re: to be shipped to the | position, leaves her father's home, and she Russian government. | does not come back until she is told by u | \IC . | doctor sho has incurable heart trouble and | SALONICA, GREECE—The cause of the na- | (10 five, " She tells her father that she | tional party is greatly increased when - has returned only because she knows he ’ Colonel Christodoulos arrives with 8,000 j can restore her life, and then sinks dead. BeNth IoHLhE AINLZORAN: | Tut the father has learned his lesson and WINCHENDON, MASS.——~Toy town is mOW | ho destroys the instruments —that have busily pnd(ucm\z enormons gu-nmm of | caused him so many yeats of labor.and his playthings for Santa Claus’ bags. beautiful daughter. For the second half SANTA MONICA. CAL.—America's great-|of the week the feature will be “The World st speed kings enter their little racers [and the Woman,<” with Jeanne Fagles in in the Grand Prix race in a final effort |the leading role. Sctmic and comedies also to capture the auto honors of the season.'are shown. Empress—For the first four days of this week, Starting with today’s performance, the offering on the photo-play slde o bill will be Clara Kimball Young in * FRANCE—Eight large PIPE ORGAN k OLESON’'S MUSE ORCHESTRA THE MUSE “Photoplay Features Supreme for the Family Group” TODAY AND MONDAY Bryant \Aln\!ashburn | | Marguerite Clayton “THE PRINCE OF GRAUSTARK” From George Barr McCutcheon’s Famous Novel A GREAT STORY—YOU ALL KNOW ABOUT IT Selig Weekly OPEN 2TO 11 P. M. Christie Comedy “Always Worth While” A / 40