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many tents and other features belonging to tho camp life of the soldier boys. A true and characteristic portrayal of joy and metrimeut flowing through the idle hours of the boys in blue who in the burletta are imperaonated by graceful girls. furnishes an interesting and happy climax lo the curtain riser, which is fol- lowed by an excellent olio headed by the we'll known Harry Hastings and Viola Sheldon in their mcrrN-go-round os fup: Tom Coyne and Prank Manning. six Lancashire lassies. imported by Hastings X Arnold from the principal London music halls, and others
 After the Matinee. miniature of musical comedy, Is the chief feature of .'The Bachelor Cluh.n In the many de- lightrul comedy situations pf this play let the comedians hnd opportunities to snow thei. clcvcrness
 A score of pretty girls add io tae bril- liancy of the production, which is en- hanced by number of tuaefbi melodies and picturesque ensembles.
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f,a widow and Charles Graham, the '15st,,3aster and storekeeper. The scene is ehoxvp in the interior of the WlaoW botne and the love making goes on Wiiiie she is engaged in her household dulles.
 Mr Never is a trick pianist who ls in q class bv himself when 1t comes To rendering difficult compositions Tn many movements and at the same tune aoins some amusing maneuNeis one oi HIS limitations on the piano is the eaehilhb of T chicken. This never fails to bring 5Ia,,,, fho honse for every one seems to realize how difficult it is to bring sueh noises from a stringed instrument manlp- ulated by the fingers.
 Carver and Pollard are team or women singers and dancers. They are re fined yocallsts and their compositions consists of the late and popular melodies, With their songs, peculiarities and eeceh- iricities they manage to keep an audience amused.
 The latest Parisian novelty is promised bv the Zola Sisters who have an act called "A Reflection" They are mystic mirror dancers possessed with the talent of doing some fancy dancing that at first puzzle the audience. They are at tired hl stunning costumes and are all ways favorites.
 Some high class acrobatic work is prom ised bv Olura and his wife, who are well known on the vaudeville stage Tor their novelty work. They should prove a strong feature of the bill. as their work is fast and precise.
 Conweu and O'Day have often been referred to as the best singing and dancing act on the vaudeville stage. It is no congregation to say that they will fulfil this prediction for they konW how to entertain an audience.
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Bessie Abott.

With New York supporting the great Metropolitan Opera House, the successful Hammersten Manhattan Opera House and two grand opera companies at more popular prices it must be concluded that the grand opera masterpieces are more in vogue and demand today than any other style of musical composition. Some of the critics go so far as to declare that New York has gone opera mad, "operl cra2y' and is ready and eager to pay the price. be it ever so high. for the grandest that the world can supply in this line.
 And the communities outside of New York are becoming touched with this same eaeerness and craze. tor this req son a warm welcome awaits Miss Bessie Abott prima donna of the Con1ied Met ropolitan Opera company and her brilliant supporting company, that will give se- ries 1f grand opera concerts, during Oc- tober and Novmeber, under highly favor able conditions.
 Jefferson theatre October Ii, is credited with being possessor of the XoiX dor eVoice of gold) whose brilliant qualities has charmed the operatis audience of Paris and New York in the roles of ''Ju- liette" 'Lucia," "Marguerite,' "Lakane,' "Gilda," and Violetta," She has the spirit of merciIess sef-criticism which pushes  possesses tine compelling quality of tenn per and temperament that force an ua- diences admiration Little wonder that her every appearance has spelled sue cess in very large letters.
 First aid to Miss Abott in this in- tercsting and unique tour will be Sig. Eduard Castellano. tenor of rigid operatc training at La Scala. Milan, and of voice so heart gripping and beautiful that the critics of South America were unanimous in comparing him to Caruso. whose snc- cessor he was at Rio Janiero and other citi $ of that country.
 Third member of this combination 5 Miss Ada sassoli, harp virtuso. whose work in connection with the three Melba tours cf 190j-G-7 have given her q firm place r the affections of American music lovers Miss Sassoll is one of the fey artists Of the world that have been able to give the harp an independent position as sob instrument.
 ;. move feature of these grand opera concerts will be their rich accompaniment furnished by quintctte of strings qwo violins, viola, violoncello and double bass, piano and flute.
 The programmes selected by Miss Abott and her company of artists are sure 10 furnish pleasure.
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ing. The bill should appeal strongly to the women and children, as well as male patrons of the house. as it was arranged with a view of offering diversion and of such class as to meet with the ap- proval of all vaudeville lovers. The other acts are Hyman Meyer, a trick pianist; Zola Sisters, dancers; Carver and Pollard. women singers and dancers: The Okura Japanese dou and Conwel and O'DaY. singers and dancers New pictures will also be shown on the Maiestograph
 Some excellent character acting and q miniature drama condensed to one act will be seen in Mir Kettlers company presenting "A Rural Substitute" The
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MUSETORIUM BIB North 18th Street.

From 12 o'clock noon until 11:30 D. m. all next week the Life of Christ and Passion Play, five firms, a total ot 9742 feet, beautifully hand-colored. Time required for performance, j0 minutes
 The management has gone to con siderable expense in securing this won- derful set of pictures, and extend d cor dial invitation to the clergy and Sun day school classes to attend. The mu- sical programme will be exceptionally interesting Mr Roy Young will rem der the following violin solos.
 Andante. .. =. a. Mendelssohn Largo. . .. .. -. Handel
 Air.. ... ... =. ...... Bach Canzona (ProeessionaD .... Bohm
 Swan. .... =. -. Saint Saens
 Cayatina.. :. :. :. .Raff
 ORGAN
 I Know That My Redeemer Liveth
 .. ... -. =. ...a. Handel Hallelujah Chorus. .. ... Handel Old Hundred... -. t.,.. .... Luther Judas Maccabaeus. :. :. ... Handel Tenting Tonight. .. ... Kittredge Overture. .r. -. .. Mendelssohn Overture. ... =. =. ..... Auber Polonaise, op. 40.. =. ... Chopin The complete performance will sur pass anything of it's kind that has ap- peared in Birmingham. .fOc Admission 1Oc
 New Management Mir. Roy YOnng Mir. Edward MoroSS
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leader of the company who plays the role of q country miller, is one of the best
 known character actors in the country and was for years in the support of some of the most prominent actors. The work of the little company is always stically received. The story hinges on the rival of the village miller and the postmaster for the hand of a
 widow and the lines are bright and sparkling. MT. Kettler Is assisted by Bessie Morton who plays the part of
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE.

German music teacher, a youth with as- piratlons as d playwright, and of course the family of the Big Stick wife, son and daughter.
 Prominent among a large supporting company are Tony Hart, Ernest Mack. Frank Sheen, Butler Vaudeville. Marion Sherwood. Margaret Flavin, LeXie Clark, Edythe Warner, Agnes Williamson, Jeane Edwards. the American Ladies quartette and many others. Numerous catchy song
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29
At the Majestic.

The head-lner at the Majestic theatre this week will be Joseph R. Ketter and a company of two in rural sketch, "A Rural Substitute" While this sketch is featured on the programme there arc to be five other acts just as entertain
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Amelia Bingham is due here shortly in .The Modern Lady GodiYa.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29

"Tae Man of the IIour't is among the fall bookings at the Jefferson theatre.
 The Emperor William bestowed the medal of art and science on Schumann- Heink on the eve of her departure for this country. The singer Is already the p1ssessor of nearly score of medals and decorations from rulers and distin guished personages abroad. Indications are that the great contralto will be greet ed by a very large and brilliant audience on her appearance at the Jefferson here.
 Grace George. who will soon present Sardou's "Divorcons" in this city, must be intensely gratifed by the public's cor dial reception of this comedy. London liked her so well that the young actress returns next spring. while New York theatregoers crowded first Wallack play house and then the Lyceum theatre when inc piece was transferred there. This will be Miss George last appearance here for some time.
 Otis Skinner is 10 be here in a strong play during october.
 "Zira" is being played this season by Mabel Montgomery and will be seen here during this month.
 Manager k. $. Douglass is still receiving bookings of attractions coming To Bir- mingham this season
 The ranks of Gayety patrons are con stantly growing, as has been attested during the past two weeks. and during ne.t week, if the character of offerings
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His Question.

From the Chicago News.
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 Newed-Can you let me have Sl0 till next week
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"Tae Man of the Honr" is among the fall bookings at the Jefferson theatre
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has anything To do with 1t, more seat ing room will he necessary The World Beaters" filled to oVerfiowing with enter tainment of the clean. catchy sort comes for stay of one entire week. with daily matipees. Advance promises are for Y onderfully catchy attraction for fair week.
 "Drcam City" is booked for two days n Dptober
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29

Manager k. S. Douglass is still receiving bookings of attractions coming To Bir- mingham this season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29

numbers are interspersed throughout and a sumptuous scenic production is prom ised. The usual matinees will be given on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29
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