The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-25

St. Claire are scarce. Harp music Is es- teemed by many persons the most beau tiful in the world when won from a splendid instrument by master hand. This artist, who will appear here this week, has both the instrument and the complete mastery. He is a finished harp soloist in every sense of the word, and 1t is confidently claimed by his friends that he has no equal in his line. His playing blindfolded, with the strings cov- cred. Is a feat that has never yet failed to evoke frantic enthusiasm. This num- Der is a big feature.
 The Four Franks nave a farce com edy entitled "A Much Mixed Affair that fairly bristles with bright witticisms and goes from one amusing situation to an- other with unexampled rapidlty. It is a succession of laughs, and was written solely to amuse and has not line of sombreness in it. Four people get all tangled up in their love affairs and the , mix-up is something awful. Finally, after the spectators have laughed themselves sick, the affair is stralghtened out and the Franks give an exhibition of dancing g and harmony singing that Is fitting wind-up of 20 minutes of some of the clev- crest comedy ever put on any stage. The fat little Frank girl is whole show in herself and she will be the laughing hit of the bill
 George Austin Moore is conceded a place in the front rank of the gentlemen monologue entertainers, and there are only very few at the top with him. He excels as a raconteur and dialect singer, his versatility ranging from the Beau Brummel flop to the southern darkey. His mannerisms are fascinating and he shines as a matinee idol. MT. George Austin Moore is from Austin, Tex, and, By George. sir, he is proud of it, and Texas is proud of him, for he surely confers signal honor on that grand common wealth Mir Moore will be shining suc- cess on the hustling Majestic circuit
 Jennings and Jewell form a great team They are German comedians on the Weber and Fields order, and from the ec- centric attire they wear have been dubbed ''The Men With the Hats" They sing and dance and tell funny jokes In the fun ny Dutch dialect and go great
 The Juggling Mathieus do a wonderful act They might call their performance Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp" for their feature with lamp, and a lighted one at that, causes apprehension, but there is no fear of needing the closest fire alarm box, because the master of the Jugglers is dexterous and skillful Unlike most modern jugglers, the Mathieus com mand the attention of audiences from .2art to finish, and their work is nothing s.sort of sensational. Madame Mathieus essists in the act and her charming per- sonal appearance is an attractive addi- Son to a refined and high-class juggling speciality.
 Lizzie Weller.--The juvenile patrons are always cared for in the preparation of Majestic theatre bills, and little Miss Lizzie Weller. the girl trick musician and singer and dancer will be special de- light to the children and the ladies. and for thet matter, the 'Child Wizard of the Piano" is a prime favorite with the grown folks also. Miss Weller is one of those infant phenomenons that interest all classes of patrons. and she has made so strong an impression when she toured the Majestic circuit three years ago that in answer to a multiplicity of requests she was secured at a return engagement She is due for rousing reception right down the line.
 Majestograph.--It is said there is not a weak spot on this programme and cer- tainly the new motion picture films se- lected for the week fill out the offering in the most approved way. The motion pictures have been a notable number on every list this season and as they are