The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
~oNrcowrRy THEATRE.

MONTGOMERY THEATRE.
 Swednesday niRht-"Finnegan's Ball.
 Thursday nisht-Heien Byron h sSerEeant Kitty"
 Friday night-OIxo Won lIatsfeIdt in srhe Little Duchess." a
 Girl Patsy.'
 BIJOU THEATRE.
 Monday night-"rhe JRmss BOys.'
 After a week of darkness for both the local playhouses. the theatres will open again this week to the public with a combined offering of five plays. Every night except Tuesday Is booked for one or the other of the theatres, and fin the list of plays which will be presented here are some of the most popular persons and plays which come to Montgomery. >
 Four attractions will be offered by the Montgomery Theatre this week. and one by the Bijou. the program be- ing started tomorrow night at the lat ter playhouse, when Jesse James," a piece founded on the life of the noto- rious outlaw, will be presented. This play is said to be one of the best of its kind ever, to be played in Mont gomery. Thrilling and full of action, it should appeal to those who patron ize the melodrama style of play.
 Beginning with Wednesday, the Montgomery Theatre will have an at- traction every night until the close of the week. including a Saturday mat inee Each night will bring something new, and each company in the list is reported to be good.
 "Finnegan Ball" farce comedy, will be the bill for Wednesday night. While this play is a stranger to Montgomery audiences. Il is reported to be good, and to have a number of specialties. with singers, dancers and music.
 Thursday light, Helen Byron in Ser geant Kitty" will be the offering. This comic opera Is we'll known to Mont- ~omerr. Last season 1t had a run at the Casino and at Dalys Theatre in -,-" Aolk, winch paced 1t among the foremost operas now on the American stage. Miss Byron takes the leading part, as Kitty, in role that is well sustained, and supported. The prima donna Is Virginia Ainsworth, and the comedian James McElhern while the remainder of the cast is said to be of equal prominence.
 The Countess Olga von iatzfeldt WI VIA o,5 iSsi yeaT visited M"ntKomery 1.ts; The ffs '1f Itte f5y pachess exsnns ras pay created considerable interest wherever played in the different cities of the country. In the cast. in adition -o oiS d o' well known to stagedom. Among the otner members of the ,ast will be Robert Lett. a clever comedian. who': work is known by the followers Of the stage.
 The program for the we k will close Saturday. when The Girl Patsy will give a matinee and an ev'ning pc: :. .formance. This play had a run a. the Savoy Theatre in New York city fast season and was pronounced high class by some of the most prominent critics of Gotham. It will have a large and efficient chorus.
 "FinncSau's Ball" UOnlinE.
 The everlasting comedy success. "Finnegans Ball." comes to the Mont gomery Theatre. Wedneday night. with good cast of sin,.,rs. dancers and comedians.
 With the company are seen Barre;t and Gale. Frank Gibbons, Francis Trumbell, Ruth Polo, Daisy Kernell. Thomas T. Shea, Harry Edwards and the Misses Jerome and Morrison. to gether with singing and dancing chorus of rare excellence.
 Specialties alternate With the mu sic and incidents carefully designed and organized into an avalanche of comedy and a perfect wAirlwind of laughter
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