The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09

is the spice of llfe' the management of the Majestic theatre is in a position this week to present to the patrons of the popular play house a varied programme Ul which prominent stars of the legitimate and vaudeville stage will be seen. Nov cities in all kinds of work will be pre- scented, special attention being paid to the amusement of the women and children. New pictures will also be shown on the Majestograph. Miss Ann Hamilton and company will present a sketch. "Beggars,' which is a Mexican study. Ferry, the Frog Man. who created such an impress sion last season, is coming with new nov cities Hayes and Healy, just back from a successful tour of England, will present roaring farce. "The Clerk and the Bell Boy" Miss Louise Adams will be heard in violin selections and the Merritt sisters will entertain with dances and sonss George Evers will be the black face mon ologist.
 Under the warm Mexican skies. with a back ground of palmettos and flowers, the story of the Mexican street singer is told in thrilling situations in "Beggars. :" The role o1 Charita is taken by Miss Ham ilton, a clever young emotional actress, who has risen quickly to the top of her profession. In her many triumphs Miss Hamilton has not won such unstinted , praise as by her portrayal of the passion ate Mexican singer, Her former successes. however, in the large stock companies of the east and Chicago, have been no slight testimonial to her ability. Miss Hamilton has three in the company besides herself. She plays the part of the street singer. Thomas Y. Morrison is in the role of MI faa, n pfC ley portrays the part of Banderra, Chari- tas brother, and Alfonso. a street singer, is interpreted by Charles Ernest.
 Hayes and Healy, "The Tall and the Short Man" will be seen in a funny sketch, "'rhe Bell Boy and the Clerk" The bell boy is played by Shorty" Healy, and Lengthy Hayes, garbed IS q Chinaman, is the clerk All sorts or funny situations are introduced in this act brought about by the inability of the bell boy to understand the requests of the Chinese clerk and the confusion that fol- lows is the acme of comedy. Hayes after wards becomes a jockey and one of his specialties is to ride lounge for horse
 Ferry, the Frog Man, versatile gymnast and acrobat is making another tour Of the Interstate Amusement Circuit and promises some new stunts. He carries
 
 bring about the desired effect of showing a frog hop in a marsh, He can twist and twne his body into almost unconceivable shapes and is always favorite with the children.
 Miss Louise Adams is a violinlst of wide reputation who will be heard in classic and popular selections. She received her education from some of the learned mas ters of the strnged instrument in the east and presents a varied programme that never fails to make an impression upon students of the violin as well as those who have musical ear.
 The Merritt sisters, two lightning change artists, dancers and singers, will introduce new songs and execute fancy steps in the terpsichorean art Their rep ertoire of songs will include the latest compositions now going the rounds of the vaudeville houses in New York and Chi cago.
 George, "Porkehop" Evers, will be seen in black face work. He has the true ne- gro intonation in singing and every one listens while he is telling his funny stories.