The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-20

tainers in high class vaudeville.
 Managers of Montgomery's two theatres have provided ample arnusAment for this holiday week ahd no one may be sour for lack of somewhere to go to drive away care. J. .- !, .-5- ....s - :.
 Two notable dramas, one of Hoyt's comedies. a; novel entereainment by black face comedians at one house and whole week of vaudeville with a change of pro. gram nightly. Is the .bill for the week..
 Let's see:' There win be four matinees. Two at the Montgomery; Thehtfe- Friday and Saturday and two at McDonald's . Theaye-wednesday and saturday. | ,
 The coming of Blanche walsh, in Res urrection'' Saturday. and EttA Proctor Otis in s'Hedda Gahlers Thursday must be regarded as the hfeh class events of the week notwithstanding the other offerings are Of. excellent repnte. issta <
 1bsen's works this sesssm: fIis ssGhostsi' played here recently. by Alberta Gallatin, made a profound Impression. .'Hedda GAlber', has not perhaps the depth of ''3hosts" and should produce. at least . more agreeable impression.s Mrs. Fiske, one of the most eminent of American ac- tresses produced 1t in New York early in the season and it was received with great acclaim. Miss Otis. who will be seen in fhe drama here, yis a very clever actress who Is quite capable, of pOrtraying the work of the great Norwegian master,
 Lovers ,of the. really good ideal of art--on the stage are, admonished not to sniss Blanche Walsh.s portrayal of Katu- sha Maslova in Resurrection; one of the most forcefui stories that ever came from . master mind. These words are written with 8 full understanding. of their mean ing. Tt is rare that this writer gfves ad< vice here but you are told that if yeu en- joy the perfection of art you will regret 1t when she has gpne if you fail to see BIanehe Walsh's Katushs. .fts
 If is not a pretty story this great work of Tolstoi. Henry Batatlle and Michael Morton have made it a bold, sumptuous, passionate and startling drama and Blanche Walsh astonished the country with her remarkable portrayal. ttt-- -'
 It won't do to tell the story here. Go out and see 1t. ~..
 Jim McIntyre and his partner Heath have got an innovation. These very clever minstrel men are, this sseaSon' combining vaudeville with their black-face work, and advertising tliemseIves as. ''come- dians." They used to have a. good min strei show. It is said their novel combi- nation this season is even better. We win see at. the Perry street theater Mon- day evening. f.tf the good old gumnSrIme, VIII never uie. Let us hope not It Is one of poor dead Charlie Hoytss very best. The company. 'Bossy'' and the rest. which win roIlicx before Monfgomefy audiences Christmas day and night is said to be very gpod tin- deed. a
 Manager Mcdonald of the Blob street play house. announces a company of high class vaudeviIlians for the week.. with matinees Wednesday and Saturday. The company includes Vivian De Mento, Ger srude Davis. Lillie Mitchell, Ben Beno, Walter King, Carl Franklin and others. come of whom have regulations v
 Mcintyre and Heath, 70.
 Mcintyre and Heath's comedians will make their bow before Montgomery au- dience at the Theatre on Monday night.
 It is said that no such company of world-renowned speciality artists have ever been put together in one organiza- ton. as that of Mcintyre and Heath's comedians. -,---- ...----f. ,.. --
 It is. said of the Mcintyre aud Heathis comedians that they have an organization which for an exclusive speciality com pany make all others sink into. insignifi- canoe. Wherever this company has ap- peared the encomiums passed on them by the press have been laudatory in the ex-