The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-29

The coulpany numbers 100 people and includes such distinguished perform CTS ana comedians as George Evans. Eddie Leonard. John King, Ernest Ten sney. Ali Gibson. Harry Morse. Frank MorrAiA Earl Benham. Matt Keefe and F long ,lfst of others more or less known.
 ; The. vaudeville features, consist of such high.class acts as Julian Eltinge, who has created furore this season in his latest feminine irnpersonattons, which include the Sheath Gown lGirg the Bathing 6ir1 and his own eoncep- ton of the Salome dances.
 It Is in the latter creation snat ats Eltfn9a has attained, his greatest suc- cess. It is spoken of by the critics as An artistic. rshned and intelligent
 w WaternSiry Bros. & Penney will in- utruynantalize On various musical con triyances. There will also be ois marching number intfodueing nun dred people conceived and producea oy flames ercnaan, and c, newsone.act min1 strei rn,s,s5v entitled 'sThe Belle of the Rarber.s Ball" which was written ex- nresslv for the entertainment ey Genr~e M. Conan, who has composer Sn.. it several of his most c4tchy airs. If win introduce all the.Eprincipal mem bers in the various characters, HKe- wise a large singing and dancing en- -semble.
 .xt SsaseSfic Theatre.
 aSs,ssss. <Joafch makes an Important ! ... - 3, tITe running of his show be- sssa-,iry thel week of November 30, He < ssseara 9fs, his patrons the same hign : cIaea. vaudeville headliners as hereto fore the only differepce being tnat I there will Dc less number oK acts sAoa. ~. !. week and thereby he meets tae pNe.se as demand The popular prices o1 a,,;,n N; Sv <, ana s0 centas will prevail, also .siv'ns three shows daily.
 .' FTe. offers for next week the follow inr strong variety of vaudeVille head "nrss' ssas .olA favorite Arthur Deming. 1. ..,sss,a white Black Bird.n the hit of Iast season. Afanyaof his patrons will reTtenaber this old time favorite. and will no doubt accord him cordial re- caption. ..~.. .....,. .t ~ avery sense of. the word. who s.st,,.seik ikssieai selections with popular sirs and who are bound to win the sny,,laT favor of the pAtEons of this thsntra. The costuming of this act, 10 sIsn of nigh order and the personality KS ths performers adds to the standing sofy the ,pertornaance.
 Becker And Mack are team of Ger man comedy artists who were former Iy gElfn sthe Aaolph aud Rudolph Com nanT that played all the big Eastern tovss,a This team of eccentric come NIans are warr&ntsd to1naikee you laugh o,, reaned lines, and you VIII be forced .t, do SO In. spite of yeuEself.
 asf ~ Ann Brown is a comeiy and z6,Izof6 srs Ehglish singing conedie ienhs, safid Is an exceedingly turing picture to fha sevs. She does seyeral, tmpersonar klonh without announcing her subjects and the laughter from her audiences prove that they are so clear as ao pc -irnnfediately recognized" All or Mary Ann Browns songB are clean ana free From suggeativeness, which character izes' Vesta Victoria, Alice Lloyd and those big salagied English hall sing ara who have recently been imported.
 Moving pictures will close the show, ana 10 is said to be 50 good that it will bs worth seeing several times. Man aRer Couch announces change to three performanees. daily: Matinee at 3 D. m, two performances at night; HFsg performance at 7:so, second at 3 !. D In. Prices for matinee, 10 cents and a special invitation Is extended to the ladies and children to attend the fnatinses. Night prices are 20 and 30 cents.
 Clarence Burgderfer.
 s' An entertainment of unusual inter est will be given Tuesday evening at the First Baptist Church. when ClaF- ence L.. Burgderfer. under the aus pIces of tfe Baptist Young Peoples Union. Burgderfer has Q wide repu1 tation as character artist of the first rank. He has been called "the Ae.v4e Ant