The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

A spectacular performance and a min strel performance are the bills offered at the Montgomery Theatre this week. Me- Donalds will be dark. st
 The Royal LiIliputians'' are at the Montgomery Theatre for two perform ances Thursday. It has been number of years since these clever dwarfs have been seen in the South, and their coming will be hailed with delight by the children, while their elders will be interested
 The principals of the company are about twelve dwarfts. They are said to be ac- companied by . large and well selected company of players.
 Quinlan and Walls minstrels have been given much praise in the cities where they have played. They will be at the Theatre Saturday matinee and night, and good performances are anticipated.
  Royal Lilliputians Thursday. Tiny midgets and monster giants. aided by ordinary sized nsortals, comprise the acting members of the Royal Lillipu- tians," who will be seen at the Montgom- cry Theatre next Thursday, matinee and night, in their primordial musical extrav- aganza, entitled "GulIiver's Travels = which is an absolutely new departure in amusement annals, and was especially ar I individual members of the cast. who, in this remarkable aggregation vary in sta- ture from 2 inches to eight feet, and are therefore interesting from that viewpoint alone.
 The management, in placing this enter tainment before the public, has. spared neither pains nor money to make It what 1t is. the funniest and one of the best- equipped of the many attractions now be- fore the public. It requires two cars to transport the scenery, properties, esectri- cal appliances, mechanical effects and H. lusions, which are used in the three acts.
 In the company are Prince Giovani Selma Goerman. James E. Rosen, Queen Mab. Louis MerkeI, Herbert Rice. Mar tha Weis. Elsie Lau, Al Rice and forty others. The chorus Is large. and numbers among it's members many young women justly famed for their personal appear ance.
 The matinee, which will be especially enjoyed by the children, will be given on Thursday.
 Quinlan and Walls Minstrels.
 Quinlan and walls's Minstrels will come to the Montgomery Theatre Saturday mat inee and night
 It is doubtful if there Is a minstrel company touring the country this season which better pleases lovers of first-class minstrelsy than the players engaged by Quinlan and Wall.
 This company was seen here last season and gave great satisfaction. Messrs. Quinlan and Wall declare they have even a better company than they had last year. Careful critics of newspapers wherever they have been confirm this statement, saying that Quinian and WaIfs Minstreis are as good as the best.
 The scenic appentenances of Quinlan and Walls minstrels are said to be a feature of their entertainment. They pre- sent a number of specialties in the olio and some of the best voices in the coun- try will be heard in the olio.
 The company is large and we'll selected and special attention has been given to the big street parade which vii be unique.
 Dan Quinlan and Jimmy Wall are two of the best known men in the minstrel business and they have been accorded much praise wherever they have been for their painstaking efforts to please the public,
 "The Cavalier" Coming.
 Coming to Montgomery soon direct