The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15
AMUSEMENTlFOR THE 7
 PLAY -GOERS THIS WEEK.
McDonalds Theatre Will Open Its Twenty-first Season Monday Night---Two Performances
 At the Montgomery Theatre.

George. There sare three leading men In
 the play. in which she opens her; New
 York season
 Miss Viola Allen will begin the fourth
 season of her great success as a star at
 Hartford. Conn, on September IS, next,
 presenting her second great success. n
 the Palace of the King" Lorimer Stod-
 dard's dramatization of F: Marion 7Craw-
 lords popular novel of the same name.
 Miss Aliens enormously successful ca.
 beer as star has been the the a,sis sneadr,caf at the stage there is hardly case that parallefs her meteoric rise inSpopulartty:
 In. The Christians for two seasons; and
 King" Miss Aliens receipts have over tdpped all previous records in almost Tevery playhouse where she has appeared.
 Company TT % viii present Fin the Palace of the King at Montgomery on January io'
 sminentIy ap f sreat Sh Vioiinlst t 4merica An has has produced. The appellation bestowed up- pn him by the music critics of the Old World-yThe American Paganini'--show l joys Every American. especially every southsrner, should feel proud of this genius. who is a native of the great age. and is stone blind Since birth he has never seen the light. The depriva- tien of the sense of sight, however, quick | &fNeu HIS OIheF senses ma TenQeFeu nlS
 hearing abnormally acute. So sensitive | was his ear, even as a boy. that it could | make the incest discrimination in tone, and his intopation- was absolutely true lSorganixatioR. so delicately poised his ner- l vous system, that once when his ears were smitten by discordant noise, he | when similarly affected by a disagree l able dissonance. BaiIey's repertory com
 prises all the sterling works, from Corelli He plays equally well all forms of violin l music. His prodigious technic sweeps | away all difficulties Bailey is more than
 keT 4Ssf bs v s be sn Ss artist It noe
 thu United States next season.
 he costumes to be worn in Paul Pot | ters new Boer comedy, in which Louis Mann and Clara Lipman are soon to open their season, are being made from photographs of seventy-six Boers. male vaal. MT: Mann's makeup for the role of Piet Prinsloo will be a composite
 study of General Joubert and Dom Paul
 Kruger. The upper portion of the face, l gence. will be copied from General Jou- bert. while the determination and dogged persistence of Kruger will be depicted in the nose, mouth and chin.
 The Klaw and Erlanger Comedy Com pany with the Rogers Brothers in 'The ANoScEs DTOlHerS III W WaSnlngUOn, Will re- main but five weeks longer at the Knick- erbocker Theatre. Their first metropoli- | tan engagement for this season was book ed for but seven weeks, yet in that time | they will surpass their best New York record, which was $110,000 In ten weeks
 last season; After playing in Brooklyn and Newark. the Rogers Brothers win begin four weeks engagement at the | Hollis Street Theatre in Boston, begin | ming November 11th.
 Andrew Mack. in From Moore" has
 become Broadway favorite, and is drawing capacity audiences to the Herr | ald-Squire Theatre. The first Irish star | to play on Broadway in years, and the hrst since Upper Broadway. became the theatrical centre. his success is very flat tering. both to hun end his manaeers
 Rich & Harris. MT. Mack will remain at the Herald Square Theatre for several weeks before he begins his tour of the principal cities.