The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
ADJUSTMENTS
Al Casino.

The Electric Park Casino will offer , this week another popular summer vaudeville bill headed by Werner and Green. They will contribute a novel and spectacular act called Babes in the Jungle depicting a tropical scene with two merry natives singing songs characteristic of African life. There is much excellent comedy in the numbers and its uniaueness should make it score heavily. Both MT. Green and Miss Werner possess excellent voices. The act comes direct from Hammerstein's Victoria Roof Garden, New York. where it has been a tremen- dous hit
 Another headllner for this week is sam Elton, European act in which not a word IS spoken. but which Is irresis- tibly funny on account of the panto- mimic. MT. Elton is really a juggler. but his contribution IS as far away from the stereotyred Juggling act as can be imagined He is more of a comedian than anything. else and hum ourously bills himself as the man who made the Shah laugh"
 Lawrence Crane and Company will present big illusion entitled "crema- tion." It calls for the services of a handsome young woman who is caused to disappear in n most mysterious man. ner. MT. Crane Is also a magician and presents his tricks cleverly and charms everyone with his droll manner. Little Gary Owen was known until recently as Baby Owen" whIle he has cut grown this til che is as clever as ever and gives monolosue that many an older artist might well be proud of. Little Gary has an entirely new roper tore and is said to be a big hit where ever he goes.
 May Crawford, a. clever singing and dancing soubrettc foriherly of the popular Crawford Sisters and a series of new motion pictures round out what has the appearance of being a most ex- cellent weeks entertainment. Professor Apdoles Bears, dogs and
 monkeys, said to be a really great | trained animal act. with well drilled animals that seem to enJoy their work and perform quite willingly the most astonishing stunts. will be the free outdoor attraction, giving two perfor-
 mances daily in the dancing pavilion. Hale's Tours. which has jumped into popular favor will offer next week, "a Trip Through Colorado"
 The circle swing continues to amuse large crowds. The attendance at both the Park and Casino the past week has been the largest of the season.
 "The Submerged Tenth" tentatively
 selected by Charles Klein as the title
 of his latest play which Henry B.
 Harris will produce in September, has
 Daughter of Man" This designation
 may in turn be withdrawn, as it is ru-
 mored that play under the same
 name has been copyrighted several
 years ago.
 Colonel Edward A. Braden, some time General Manager of the Henry w. Saw
 nerA I... l. producer on his own account. He will put out Tyrone Power in dramati~ zation of Barabbas," Holbrook Blinn in Stanley Dark's new play The Men and the Angel" Orrin Johnson in a new play company playing the Gingerhead Man"
 Montgomery bade a reluctant fare- we'll to Gertie Hoffman and her corps of clever entertainers. The fact that large audiences filled the Casino at each performance shows that Mont gomery people are quick to appre~ ciate a good thing.
 ''The Clansman" will be played at MeVickers Theatre. Chicago, through out the summer. George Brennan announces that several companies will be organized to produce the drama next season.
 Wallace Munro will manage the tour next season of Louis James in The Merry Wives of Windsor" It is said that Shakespeare's fine comedy will be given the finest production 1t has ever had.
 Mary Marble and Little Chip" will be featured next season in Wonder laud, the show to be owned by the Wells, Dunne Harlan Company. Ar thur Williams will Le in advance and the company will be in Montgomery early in the fall.
 On the conclusion of her long run in Peter Pan," at the Empire Thea ire, New York, Maude Adams will go to her country place in the mountains to spend the summer.
 Hirscher Brothers. the clever man. agers of the Montgomery Treatre, will leave shortly for New York where they will arrange bookings for next season at the Perry street playhouse
 John Drew has gone abroad to consult with Charles Frohman regard l Ang the Pinero play, His House in Order" in which he will appear next Aeason.
 Sam Bernard is having a rest at Mount Clements. after a solid years work in The Rollicking Girl" Later on he will go to the Adirondacks with nis family.
 Ethel Barrymore has decided to re- main In America this year, and has taken a house in Maine for the sum- mer months.
 William Crane is now in London for conference with Charles Frohman. He will later join Mrs. Crane in Ger many.
 James O'Neil is in Ireland to spend the summer. He will discard Monte Cristo' next season for a new play.
 Hattie Williams is making a quick trip to Europe as she opens in New