The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24
ADJUSTMENTS
Musical Comedy al Cas,po.

oi NauueNilie acts could be made for q summer attraction than those em- braced In Max Hoffman's own compa. ny. which comes to the New Electric Park Casino for this week. Amusements at this season of the year must be of the light, frothy kind to be popular, and nothing more sum- mery could be conceived than the sev- eral features of this aggregation. The atmosphere of the circus Is lent by the of the past decade, "Slivers" Oakley who has made millions laugh on both sides of the Atlantic. and wb9 has just finished successful season as one of the prominent features of the New York Hippodrome. One of the requi- sites of summer holiday audience is to laugh, and the risibilities are abun- dantly cared for. The popular "SliveIs' is ably seconded by the inimitable Tony Hart who Is too hig favorite to need introduction.
 In the same atmosphere but entirely diff ferent. are the German dialect come dians, the Otto Brothers, who have risen to the top rank in vaudeville as laugh producers of the Weber Field variety.
 So much for the Comedy Now for youth, beauty, music and terpsichore: Gertrude Hoffman, who was made fa- nous several years ago as "The Girl In the Lavender Dress' will head q bevy of six clever girls of the pony style, known as the "Six Manhattan Girls" in m elaborate singing and dancing number. with three changes of attractive costumes designed es- pecialIy for this act. Another dainty number will be the speciality of the Irwin Sisters Dolly" and the mu- sicai novelty. "Tn the Swim" will pre- sent stiif more feminine charms.
 An added feature that will give the performance the final touch of mu- sical comedy is Max Hoffman's clever musical satire, "Everybody WorKs But Father modelled after the song that has been whistling itself into popu- 1arity for the past season.
 Casino patrons will welcome a change to musical comedy after several weeks of vaudeville.
 Max Hoffman's company was at the Bijou in Birmingham last week ana the Birmingham newspapers accoHfed the company unstinted praise
 The Circle Swing continues 10 afnuse large crowds at Electric Park to It's capacity nightly.
 Dan Robinson's Street Fair Compa- ny was fin Louisville. Ky. during Homecoming Week."
 John Tisdale, a Montgomery man, has signed a contract for vaudeville set. Mr. Tisdale has been associated with the show business all of his lire He will make good
 Thomas W. Ross who created "Checkers" has signed contract with Sam Harris and George Cohan and will be starred next season in play to be written by Conan.
 Stella Mayhew has succeeded Marie 1 Dressler with Joe weber's Company, land Another acquisition by Weber I is "Cissy" Lottus
 Hales Tour of the World will be 1 thrown open today the first tour being | the famous "Gora~ ride around Mi agara Falls. It is expected that this will prove one Of the most entertain ing devices ever shown her@ win ]. Davis. manager of the Iro- quois Theatre, Chicago, destroyed by fire. and who was indicted for man. | slaughter because of the lives lost | has secured change of venue and the cases will he tried out of Cook county, Illinois.
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 'The Man from Now" Manuel KIein's newest musical comedy has caught on in Boston, where 1t had its premier production a week ago.
 Mabel Pages company Is filling in the summer season at the Casino Phoe- nix Park, Jacksonville Fla.
 The Student King" recently ore. sented at the Stakeholder Theatre, Chi l cago, Is pronounced by all the papers | to be big musical success All speak in the highest terms of the great sue. cess of Raymond Hitchcock in the lead. ing comedy part, of Mme. Abarbenell one Of the principals. who did much tc carry the performance to success and oi | the general excellence of the rest of the cast,
 Lottie Kendall has a show of hel own. The Kendall Musical Company Is | spending the summer at Portland Oregon. Park. Miss Kendall Is, ot conrse, the star Her husband, Et seamens, Robert Pitkin, Nina Seamens | Emerza Gordon and others who wer, in Montgomery last year with tn, Olympians are on Miss Kendall's pla. roll.
 According to their press agents an nouncement, the Shuberts will have a least ten new theatres next season most of them in cities where they hay
 not been represented. Those now being built for them are the Mary Anderson Theatre, Louisville, Ky; the Julia Mar low Theatre. Chattanooga. Tenn; tn F. H. Sothern Theatre. Denver, Col. the Sam s. Shubert Theatre. Kansa City; the Sam s. Shubert Theatre, Nor folk, Va. the Shubcrt Theatre, Gin cinnati. O.; the Shubert Theatre. Utica N Y.; and houses in Richmond, Va Lexington, Ky, Atlanta. Ga, Toront' and Montreal The Shuberts house il l Montgomery Is still in the air." There are few parks In thIs countr. under more clever or capable manage ment than Jake Wells Electric Park The public does not realize the thou | sand details of managing an enterpris of this character General Manage Henry Greenway, his assistant. Jacl Young. Manager O. A. Neal of the Gas
 ino and Park Treasurer Sam Roswal
 have reduced the work to an exac
 science. The thousands of Montgome rans who visit the park have alread, learned to rely upon good service an
 polite attention. These things meas
 ure the ability of the men who car
 for the interest of the park promoters
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