The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-12-04

Bankers & Brokers" the musica
comedy in which B. E. FORESTER will
present the well known comedians Yorke
and Adams and their company of forty
five fun makers at the popular Ye Park
Theatre, Philadelphia, next week, bears
the distinction of containing in its roster
the pames of many of the best known stel-
lar lights of the operate stage. The Col
onial Quartette, The Famous Pony Ballet,
and the singing and dancing chorus of
twenty all from beauty land, and coupled
with the inimitable stars, pro.
gramme par excellence is assured. The
book and lyrics of the piece are by Aaron
Hoffman. Particular attention has been
paid to the costuming and mounting All
in all, the performance will give you pleas
ure and satisfaction The sun shining
personality of the players will warm the
cookies of your heart, the music is iauuty
and fetching and the surroundings are bril-
Hart and attractive. Bankers & Brokers"
is new, clean and novel. 1t demands recog
milton from the theatre going public and
its unparalleled success has shown tn at
the stamp of approval has been affixed al
ready. The song hits include such well
known New York successes as Just a
little fond affection; Underneath a Par
asol Mary of the Prairie; incoming Time;
Egyptian Maid; Would you leave your
happy home for me; The Pen is mightier
than the sword; Gator and the Coon;
What would you do; Holding Hands; and
others, making twenty in all.
What the Toronto World said abou:
Girls Will Be Girls, - Tuesday, Novem-
Der The same company will be seen at
the Grand Opera House, Philadelphia,
during the week beginning December 10.
"A laugh, hurrah. scream, is the
best way to describe the musical comedy,
Girls will be Girls, at the Grand this
week. 1t is splendid medicine for that
tired feeling. Last night everyone en-
joyed the production. The comedy is
clear cut and refined, not allowing one
dull moment. AL Leech was just bit
funnier than usual. His eccentric dane.
ing, his character portrayal of the game
loving professor and his singing, have
endeared him to theatregoers; but when
he was compelled to sing several encores
to He Walked Right in and Turned
Around and Walked Right Out again, ."
he displayed his right to the much.
abused title of real comedian. The
Sprout Sisters, or Rosebuds, are a reye-
latlon, and they show conclusively what
can be done by dressing. Maude GRAY.
- ScPt0hOy NdoA4OObC 1OWlc, VINO l6lDS.
and Lilly Dean Hart, also assisted in
keeping the audience in the best possible
spirits. The singing and dancing of this
trio are really very clever Frank Bow
man as the sheriff, was acceptable, Fleu-
rette De Mar, the prim school ma am, was
clever, her dancing and singing being en-
cored repeatedly; and the chorus, while
not as large as some seen here. possess de-
lightful singing voices N Harris Ware,
the musical director, deserves credit for
the brilliant showing made by them. Es-
pecially is this true of Moon Eyes," the
number in the opening of the third act.
when an unknown chorus girl steps out
OF the line and thrills us with melody that
would be credit to many soprano soloists.
The plot is mostly the same as heretofore.
but many new and bright lines have been
added, and entirely new musical numbers
: Matinees will be on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at the usual
popular prices of 25c throughout the en-
tire house, every seat reserved.