The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-09

lxa this season or any other season
for that matter. There surely cahhos
be many folks circulating around
vaudeville who are as capable as I'm
ney in providing the best sort or en-
tertainment-fun of the sort tnat
causes one to double up with
laughter. But besides being a run
purveyor. Tinney is a clever R Rian 10
player of the eccentric sort. ne Is
entitled to a few medals.
There are a number of other gooo
acts on the bill for this week includ-
ing Courture and Gillette, acropats
Gagnoux, presenting a number OF
novel feats of Juggling and equln-
brium: Charles Ledegar in a bounolng
rome act in which he intersperses
some dutch comedy; Miss Adeline
Francis with some enter
character story songs and Duncan ana
Herman in a singing, dancing and
Bv no means the least interesting
feature on the bill are the moving pic,
utres depicting the Rioe OF
Revere. Not only are these pictures
interesting. but they are sufficiently
thrilling to get applause from an audi
ence and when an audience aPPIa ~
a. moving picture 1t means lhdI Iiie
picture is out of the ordinary rms
moving nicture is out of the ordinary
and NAV be classed as among tne Desl
that have ever been seen mere. II Is
also particularly interesting 10 rope
kans because of the fact that IT was
made by the Crawford Film ENcnaHse
of ST. Louis which is conducted by o.
r Crawford, a brother of MI CraW-
ford. the manager of the Majestic MI
Arthur Kane who is also well known
in this city, is the manager OF thls
new moving picture concern
A show which is something above
the average is provided by the Dill at
the Olympic theater for TINS week. II
was acclaimed with all sorts OF ap,
this theater at the four performances
Yesterday afternoon and last evening.
Manager Bryant, who has lately
taken charge Of this house. IS max
ing a fine record for booking goo9
shows and that they are appreciated
is being evidenced by the large pat
ronage which the theater Is enjoying.
Among the entertaining acts IN the
show for this week are the sisters
Snrav who do some excellent dancing
opa acts IF contortion These girls
made a great hit at the Folies Bergere
in paris last summer and they prom
Use to make hit here. Yer vain, an
other of the entertainers, is as gooo
ness and '"The Mad Clown" act wnicn
ia nut on by Lew Hamilton Is all tnat
ita title conveys Hamilton does some
barrel jumping which is marVelous.
ssrrhe Ways" furnlSn tne luh ". ~
80, WITH sketch called mistakes
viii Happen Mr.. G ;taths sings sings
California for an illustrated song
ana an entertaining series Of moving
pictures are shown.
Tbere will be nothing at the Grand
until wednesday night when
Thoroughbred Tramp" VIII De the at
traction.
What promises to be one of the
theatrical treats of the season will be
the appearance at the Grand Thursday
of walker Whiteside in The Claim or
Blood" a new play by Gordon kean
This is a Lieber & Co. production and
that is a sufficient guarantee OF its
merit. in addition to the reputation
MT. Whiteside has made as an actor
of distinction.
Tim Murphy, ever popular and al
WAYS good, will be at the Grand on
Saturday in '"Two Men and a Girl"
The show booked for the Grand
next Sunday night is "The Red
Feather"