The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-05


matinee. the real landslide of laughs
This being the third successful SEA-
son of the successful musical comedy,
special attenti3l was given 1t ana In
consequences many new features were
added. Scenically II Ii better cauipp-
ed than ever. The costumes are en-
tirely new. some of the gowns worn by
the ladies being of the latest models
from the Partisan plate. The cleo
trical effects are said to be on a grand
er scale than ever. and something new
In the way OF color display will be
shown. Fifty people are carried, 1t IL
said, including comedians, singers and
dancers and the famous beauty chorus
Of thirty. Special attention was given
to the musical numbers and the very
latest Broadway hits will be heard.
1t is claimed that the cast 10 the best
this comedy has ever had, containing z
list of names well and favorably known
as farceurs of the best calfbre. Billy
Swor will be the Hunting Grub" he
of the rags and patches. Mr.. Swor IL
best remembered as the scarecrow In
'"The Wizard of o." He 10 comedian
who does not beg his laugh By slap
stick methods. but gives an artistic
representation Of this Oft abused char
acter. the tramp. making him funny at
all times, but never coarse. Besides the
PAROLES that he will sing. his wonder
fu1 eccentric dancing will be introduce
ed. Miss May Fiorfne Linden, the Iced
Ing woman. possesses an exceptionally
pleasing soprano voice, and the gowns
worn by her are really dreams Of the
Or sssmaker's art. Charles UCell,, In a0-
diticn to being tho company's stage
manager. will again be seen in his orig
inal part of Timothy" the village Poo
BAH" Mr.. Udell stands alone in the
artistic represe ntation of Of the "Rube"
character and in his speciality with the
famous midget comedian. Mr.. Murkel.
who is the sacred cat, Is one OF the real
hits of the performance. Miss Marga-
be seen in the part of the High PRIEST
ess." This IL Miss Miles second season
with this company. She has q stunning
stage presence and her rendition Of
the 'Demure AMI Shy song Is a musi-
cal treat. Percy Walling, the well
known baritone. who was always fea-
ture with the Hoyt farces, will look aft
er the Juvenile character of 'Frand"
His stein song in the first act. In which
he is assisted by the male chorus, and
Roaming In the Cleaning" his song
In the sec ord act, In which the strength
Of The entire company Is required. are
from the pen of the eminent musical
genius. Max Witt.
The remaining characters are in com.
PCtChS h6hdSs Win III GWSANty
chorus. smooth performance may be
expected
"a Breezy Time.~
A company of exceedingly clever per-
formers will appear in the production
OF the newest, "a Breezy Time" at the
Bijou Theatre for three nights COM
mencing Thursday. with Saturday mat
thee.
The piece Is a farce comedy, but It
Is said that IL is a little more connect
ed than are most pieces of its kind
The plot is not SO intricate. however.
that 1t calls for any great mental ac-
tfvity to follow Ii. 1t Is put together
simply for the purpose OF giving the
comedians an opportunity to exhib-
1t themselves in the various speciality
performances. The piece Is separated
into three acts. and these acts are full
OF action rather than dialogue. New
scenery and costumes have been made
for Breezy Time" this season, and II
has been the aim of the MANAGEMENT
to engage the young and rising MEM
hers of the profession, rather than the
old timers who have worn out their
welcome
The first scene is laid In a young
students apartments in Boston. The
second act shifts to Vermont. 1t may
not be necessary to say that there Is a
young girl who Is In love with the
young student. and that the young stu
dent recfprocates the love. His cred
itors stand in the way of his marriage,
and "A Breezy Time" is like other pfec-
es in this, at least. that all eads hap
oily In the last act
The play'is brim full of melodious
music, and great many scenes have
been introduced that have no partic-
ular connection with the play itself.
but that are sufficiently amusing to
excuse the fact that they retard the
action.
There Is laughter for the laughable
music for the musical. and much to
ance Of the newest, "A Breezy Time"