The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-10
POLES NEXT WEEK
Laskys Great Act to Headline New Bill-Charles F. Semon and MT, and Mrs. Jimmy
 Barry on the Array.

Manager Pol has secured the most pretertlous and beautiful musical comedy, At the Country Club" the latest offering of Jesse l.. Lasky. thai promising and onterprislng producer who has presented 90 many successes at this theater In tho past for next week
 There are seven well-staged musi- cal numbers In the piece. written by George Spink who will he remember cd az tho author of "Rill Simmons" Mfr. Spink is also appearing in the cast. a well as Miss Mayme Kelsp, late of the Waltz Dream company. and Ned Reardon lately comedian in support of Chauncey Olcott
 Four handsome show girls and four young men with exceptional voices make up the balance of tho cast. which is said to he one Of the hes; ever presented in vaudeville.
 Tho scene is that of an elaborate country club and is unusually preten- tious. X massive stone fre-p place and large double balcony are unusual fca- lures in scene of this kind. X prn- cipa feature which Is bound to inter est the lady patrons of this theater Is the dresses worn by tho young ladies in the cast Five changes of tho most stunning gowns imaginable in newest possible styles arc worn by these young ladies
 To Show DIrectoirc Gown
 The new D'rectoire gowns taken rom tho latest Parisan models are shown
 Hats Galore!
 The musical number called Hats" n winch tho girls change their head gear great many times, should also | he of interest, as the hats arc from | kursman's, the New York, Fifth Ave nuo millner. and all direct Partisan | importa tons. some of them being in advance of any styles shown at .hc present time.
 Mems Styles.
 As the mems clothes are from a prominent Fifth avenue tailor they arc unusually stylish and In good | form. and fl may well he seen that | "At the Country Club" should prove an interesting attraction. This Is the first vaudeville effort ot George spiuk who has given to Jesse l.. Laslty by far the hcat act the amhl tious producer of hlg, expensive ant beautiful acts has so far shown 'hD public.
 "Spink is one of those rare crea lures who cannot be classified. He l eccentric, and hc isn't. He ts ais, cratic, and he isn't He is alway bright and interesting, and comes un der that term, a universal gcnius,' ro lack of q more definite phrase.
 "George Spink can write musr write dialogue, play the piano, sine dance. act, stage and do anything an everything else pertaining to the stnGc In At the Country Club, of which h himself is the star, because he is tn life of it all SpinS has done all tha is enumerated above.
 Jesse l.. Lasky. in speaking of hi production, said "tt has always bee my ambition to give to vaudeville t greatest and most beautiful features and in Al the Country Club I thin I hay. at last succeeded It Is
 musical comedy of the most moder type, its strongest point being th elahorateness of its costumes, as we as tunefulness of It's musica number and general exceleroy of production
 "1 consider the scene of the Cour try Club the best as well as the mos expensive eyer shown on the stag II ls by Ernest Albert of New Yori which should be guarantee of Il general excellence, Twenty six unu' ually stylish and costly gowns ar worn hy four stunning show girls, q