The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-04
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 duee some novelties in throwing the lasso and present an act that appeals to every boy who at some time in his life aspires to be a cowboy and throw lasso.
 It Is not often that dog attracts more attention on stage than the man who owns him. but It is said that Harry Webb's trained dog attracts equally as much attention as does Harry, the min strel man.
 The act Is called. Here is My Dog" and the comedian and the dog produce no end of laughter, the dog hiding and the man trying to find him. Webb introduces some new songs, stories and minstrel stunts.
 The one act comedy for the week, feature that is proving to be very attrac tive to theatregoers. will be Miss Nellie Elting. assisted by Harry Earle. in Pick Ing the Winner Miss Fitting has the reputation on the vaudeville stage of be- ing an unusually clever woman in comedy, and her act is said to be great laughter producer.
 The night prices at the Majestic now are from 10 to 75 cents the boxes ana lodges costing 70 cents. The best seats in the theatre, however now sell for 5O cents, instead of 75 cents as In the past.
 At the Gayety
 Practically double attraction will be offered at the New Gayety theatre this week. when the Behman Show and Frank D. Ryan's Congress of American Girls will hold the boards. The Behman snow contains nine vaudeville acts, and the Congress of American Girls plays Hey Diddle-D -Diddle'' a one act musical extrav- aganza, in which a striking feature is that oil hV girls. and the scenic effects are very pretty.
 The vaudeville feature of the bill in- cludes Frank D. Ryan and number of girls in a very spectacular act, en- titled the Sixteen Human Flags The . girls make rapid changes of costume showing historic ensembles, to the ac- compartment of martial music. Geiger and Walters, a team that has created. much favorable comment in this county, Will present their unique singing act, entitled ''The Streets of Italyp The Ruppelts, a German team will offer an acrobatIc act that is said to contain something new and well worth seeing.
 Les Georgis will present an act that IS out of the ordinary. It includes the clum- siness of a graceful man and the actions of a clever girl, who assists hlm. Mar tinfs Mimosa Girls, bunch or young and clever English dancers; Hayes and Wynne dancers who present "The Poetry of Notion: the Cyclonis Six, number of people presenting ludicrous situations in rapid succession; and the Masqued Ladies' Quintette, complete the vaudeville portion of the bill
 The Masqued Ladies' Quntette con sists of five of the members or the company, who appear wearing masks and sing their songs. Afterwards they appear on the stage without the masks and mix with the other members of the company. A reward is offered for the person who guesses correctly which are the five.
 In "Hey-Dddle- -Diddle," a great deal of revolving scenery makes the act very spectacular. and very amusing, also. at times The cast contains some very clever people, among whom are Pete Gurley. Frankie Greene, Frank Manning, Carl Shilling and Tommy Glenroy, the stutter- ing dude. who has acquired quite a repu- tation for this act of his.
 The engagement commences with a matinee Monday afternoon and there will be matinee every day and perform ance every night for the remainder of the week. Manager McArde states that this is considered one of the best bur 1esque organizations on the road. He says that 1t differs from the usual burlesque companies in practically every feature, and is, therefore, a great novelty for a burlesuue theatre. Tie expects it to do a large business in Birmingham. for 1t has proven very popular in the other cities on the circuit.