The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17
news cf the Stage
THEATRE.

MONTGOMERY THEATRE.
 Azonaay, matinee and night--Archie z. shepard's moving pictures.
 Tuesday nfwbt--Universtty of Ala hannn GIee Club. Y Friday nfwht--.yames O'Nei1 In ~Fhe Count of Monte Cristo.r
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 Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, nfshsx. and Wednesday, matineeA-fWfid Nell. . ChiId of the Regiment.'
 Thursday, Friday and Saturday sightss and Saturday naafinee--tast East xynnesS
 while the coming week will not be- as brilliant q one in the performances to be seen at the Montgomery play houses, aA, have been had previous weeks during the winter, 1t will be an exceedingly good one tor so late In the season. With nine night performances and three riatinees, the week Will be quite gay for the theatre-goers, and particularly 50 when 1t is considered that as a climax for the weeks pro- gram, James ONeill will appear, at the Monfgonery Theatre in The Count of Monte Crfsto." in which he has made. 90 greatia s,iccess. The week will be opened at the Mont @ornery Theatre with one of Shepard's
  moving picture has not become clas- sic as yet, nor Is there any immediate prospect of It's becoming so: but fha character of show that is presented Dy Archie Shepard. who 's well known to Montgomery audielces, helps immeas- urabIe to raise the standard of such entertainments. Shepard might be called. with proper apologies to the press agent of a show that has just gone fhe Lew Dockstader of the mov- ing picture business.
 An Alabama attraction will hold the boards at the Montgomery Theatre Tuesday night, when the great and only" University Glee Club, will be heard In their inimitable performance, replete with rollicking college fun and good humor coupled with the very best quality of vocal music. The entertain rnent will be one of great merit, aside from It's local character, and there seems no doubt but that the capacity of the theatre will be taxed to It's ut most to accommodate the crowd that will throng to listen to the concert by the musical representatives or the State.
 flames o'Neill will be the crowning feature of the weeks program at the Montgomery Theatre. With support ing company that gives, if the press comment from other cities may be re- lied upon, every member of the cast such ability as to givesthe famous play 3 properly balanced preseHAAeiooln olL. n.' DfNeill himself portrays the character of@Ednund Dantes and Monte Cristo In a masteriy manner.
 The wek is to be full one, with six evening and two afternoon perform Nnces at the Bijou. The first half of the week is to be taken up with thrilling military melodrama, "A Child of the kegiment," while the old favorite, fRast Lynne" will have the boards the last three nights and matinee. Both prbmise to be well presented. Si9
 The play that will occupy the board thA first half of the week, with We'd nesday matinee, Is said to include some very elaborate scenic effects During one act, the movement of the play con- tinues while a wild Western blizzard rages on the stage. Montgomerians who have witnessed the drama in other cities, say 1t is very we'll staged
 Archie L shepardss Moving Pictures.
 The popular Shepard moving pictures continues to draw good crowds and grow in popularity. The reason IS the general eatisfaction rendered and the policy of constant change and high class novelties given.
 On Monday matinee and night at the Montgomery Theatre an extI aOrdinary bin will be offered, wherein more nov. cities of a sensational type will be seen than ever before in a moving pie ture performance. Comedy, humor. pathos, sensation, drama, and travel will be the special inducements that will vie for favor. All new and in- teresting subjects will make an excep- tionaily fine program.
 Each and every picture is a feature in itself. There will be uproarous com pdy and beautiful art and travel sub- ,ects, with sensational dramatic per- forniance, all entirely different from Montgomery with previous visits here
 University Glee Club.
 The Glee Club of the University of