The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

tette who will present their musical oddities. The lay out looks fine, to say the least and unless all signs fall, the Casino will be very popular placo of amusement this week.
 Professor Wright. an aeronaut or note, will make ascension from the Park Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- days at { p. m.
 It is said that this may be the last l week of vaudeville at the Electric l Park Casino for some time. A musical comedy will come to the park next ! week.
 George Cohan has revived The Gov ], ernor's Son" and the young man is l playing it himself on the Aerial Roof I Garden, New sYork. He is supported I by his father and mother. Jerry and Helen Conan, his wife. Ethel Levey William Keough who made a hit In Montgomery playing The Unknown" in Little Johnny Jones" Truly Shat tue kand others who were in the orig innl cast.
 Clyde Fitch is about to be pushed out of his position as successful playwright by Charles H. Klein While MT. Klein is not as prolific as MT. '. Fitch the latter has never given the public anything quite so good or quite as big a money getter as ''The Music Master" and The Lion and the l Mouse" The June number of The | Theatre Magazine has a fine story of the private life of MT. Klein. Leo Adde. the clever little comedian who was in Montgomery last summer with the Olympia Opera Company. Is | now manager of the Casino Opera Company which will play at the East Lake Theatre. Birmingham, this week ! Among the other Olvmpians in Mir
 Adde's company are Mrs. Adde (Hazel Coulter) and Lucille Duval. the young
 woman whose fine soprano won her
 many friends. The Adde's and Miss | Duvall left the Olympians month
 ago on the Pacigie coast | A beautiful young lyric soprano by l the name of Elizabeth Oh1s has been | engaged for the role of Fantine, the French maid in "The Student King"
 Miss ohls is a native of Davenport.
 Iowa. and has achieved considerable | reputation in concert circles This l will be her first appearance in light | opera. The Student King" is a comic opera by Reginald DeKenen, Frederick
 Ranken and Stanislaus Strange Ray
 mond Hitchcock is the star Miss Frances Demerest. clever young soprano formerly with Henry | W. Savage's "Parsifal' company. has been engaged by this manager for comedy, The Man From New" book and lyrics by John Kendrick Bangs and Vincent p. Bryan, music by | Manuel Klein. in which Harry Bull
 ger will be featured and which had
 its first production at the Fremont | Theatre. Boston, on Decoration Day. The Man From Now" tells in a
 whimsical and fanciful story the pos
 sibility of happenings thousand
 sisted by the dainty Helen Hale Wal ! ter Lawrence, Hattie Arnold, George oDonnell, Lucy Tonge and Charles
 Meyers.
 Jsmeson LeA Finney who Is play
 ing the role of Billy Woods in Jesse
 Lynch Wili:amss play of American
 newspaper life, The Stolen Story | tells the following story of an expert
 hotel in small Western town; T was assigned to a room. A:
 there were neither towels or water ir
 the room rang.
 There was no reply.
 T rang again.
 "Still no reply.
 And again and again and ye l again I rang, and finally a waiter ap peared.
 This waiter was robust man O
 stern and forbiddlng aspect,
 Did you ring?' h. said. in a rumb
 ling bass rojce
 "I did. answered.
 Well, don't do 1t again, was al
 that he said, and with a menacinG