The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
Marie cahill, Modjeska, Grace George and Gabriel are Names on the List for This Week
 at Perry Street
 Playhouse.

The most successful season in the history of the Montgomery Theatre will come to a close at the end of this week and in keeping with the artistic and financial success of the season its last week will be marked by attractions of a high order.
 While there may be an entertain ment now and then before the final closing for the season of the Perry street playhouse this week. which brings to us five sterling attractions. will practiclIay mark the close of the reguar bookings.
 It is doubtful If so much variety has been offered at the theatre in any one week of the season as is advertised by Hirscher Brothers for this week. Few other weeks of the season have brought so many players of international repu- tation and players whose artistic en- deavor covers so wide range. Marie Cahill in musical comedy: Modjeska in '.Macbeth": Little Gabriel returning in Buster Brown: Grace George in 'The Marriage of William Ashe." and return of The Old Homestead" which charm ing play of rural life gives indications nf going on forever. Surely this is an appetizing dish to set before theatre goers albeit the ability of Montgomery patrons of the play to patronize so many good things is to be put to the test.
 Notable Attractions.
 In a season which has brought so much of worthy stage entertainment to Montgomery local patrons have been liberal in their patronage, and. not withstandnig the Lenten period is with HIS, the five attractions coming this week will no doubt be greeted by good sized audiences as all of them are wor- thy and some of them are notable
 According to all reports Marie Ca- hllrs production of Molly Moonshine'' is the limit of successful musical com edy The book Is said to be coherent and interesting and the music new and tuneful. A glance at the list of people supporting Miss Cahill shows that they are as good as there are in the busi- ness. As for Miss Cahi1i, we have seen her and we know that she is one of the funniest women on the American stage
 As Modjeska has been pronounced to be perhaps the greatest Lady Macbeth living, and as this is declared to be her last appearance on the stage of Mont gomery every one of US who like our Shakespeare will want to say farewell to the truly great actress. Jules Mur- ry is her manager and Jules Murry has a good reputation for giving care to the details of his productions .Modjes- ka's Macbeth will be a notable enter tainment.
 Grace Georges Play.
 Patrons of the theatre must not make a mistake as to Grace Georges engage ment in "The Marriage of William Ashe." It will be an event of great i'm portance. Miss George is the wife oi William A Brady. who long ago proved his ability to produce artistic entertain ments. It is said that he has given tt ''The Marriage of William Ashe" wealth of scenic detaif and has secur' ed A company of rarely well balanced artists to support the star.
 After seeing Miss George as Peggy no one can doubt her extraordinary ability and finish as an actress. Int critics have pronounced her delinea ton of the capricious Lady Kitty to b. powerful and vital. Surely Miss Georg' will not suffer for patronage in Mont gomery.
 If the Buster Brown" company gav' two matinees Wednesday instead of on' it is possible the theatre would be pack ed both times. Buster" was here be fore Christmas and hundreds of littl' boys and girls who could not get In side the playhouse dried their tear when told that maybe Buster vii come back some day" And so Bustel is coming back. Little Gabriel makes the ideal Buster" and George Ali, al .'Tiee" his dog, gives striking per