The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
At the Majestic,

Patrons of the Majestic theatre last
 week said the bill was good, but when
 they see the acts that are to be presented
 this week it is promised that they will
 have more praise to add. The programme
 Is made up of the usual six acts and in-
 cludes some of the best vaudeville artists
 on the stage today. Jules Garrison and
 his company will present an original play
 let which is said to be full of amusing
 situations. Rogers and Macintosh, man
 and a woman, have sketch, out or
 Sight, Joe Carroll Is known for his
 monologue work and Caesar and his com
 pany are magicians. Tsuda is Japan
 csc balancer, and the Harlem brothers
 will be seen in a comedy acrobatic act.
 New life pictures will also be shown on the Majestograph.
 MT Garrison and a company of three will present travesty on Roman-Gre- clan plays, which is said to be very fun
 ny. MT. Garrison is we'll capable of de- picting such characters, as he is well
 known portrayer of the famous Shakes
 pearean characters Mir, Garrison pre- sents sketches from the old time dramas. not in the staid manner in which the legitimate actor cares to produce them,
 but depicts the humorous sides of them. He is a man of fine physique and gives highly creditable impersonation of Roman and Grecian characters. The company
 has been specially selected for this en- gagement.
 Robert Rogers and Louise Macintosh will present comedy by Edward Locke. called "Out of Sight" It is good sketch, full of breeze and ginger, with no dull moments. The action is rapid, the acting excellent and dull care takes flight while the sketch is being produced. The plot concerns a wife whose hus Fr. 1,+a 10 cides to cure him of this habit by pre-
 tending he is dead. She tears page from
 the calendar, places the erring mans pie ture, draped in black, on the table, and when he returns home she treats him as though he were a ghost. Growing alarmed Founder decides to shoot him self and fires two shots. The reports of the shots nearly drive his wife crazy but she is greatly relieved on finding out that her husband has simply succeeded in kill ing a mouse that has been bothering him. Harry Tsuda is a Japanese equlibrist and hand balancer who is said to be marvel in muscular development. He successfully performs some difficult anl dangerous feats. The climax of the act is sensation. Tn a full hand stand, on the back Of a chair which is balanced by another. this being balanced on a globe on the table. he lowers himself until,
 with his teeth, he picks up a handker- chief from the rung of the upper chair. Caesar and company, magicians and l-
 lusionists, will present some mystifying
 magic tricks in condensed form. Caesars
 good-natured raillery through the act is
 one of the best features and his trunk feat. which he is strongly featuring az a revelation in substitution, is q swift surprise. He is assisted by two charm ing young ladies in the substitution per formance.
 Joe Carroll, the man of laughs. songs and dances. will spend few minutes en- | tertaining patrons with his wtticisnis. | As dancer he certainly knows how to l shake his feet twisting them in various | movements and in all sorts of time.