The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
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 "The Top O Tn World" to be seen at the Grand. Friday evening, October 29, Is filled with clever people and with rollicking. legitimate fun, to say nothing of bevy of famous Casino girls. For six months this musical extravaganza has been presented in New York City at the Majestic and Casino Theatres. and for a like period at the Stakeholder Theatre, Chicago.
 There are twenty-four songs and dances and among them are noted, The Busy MT. Bee," "The Collie Bai- iet." How'd You Like to Be My Bow wow-wowT Why Don't You" "yan- kee Doodle Yarns.s and Cupid, and You and T." sung. danced and admir- ably handled by that funny pair. Bailey and Austin, as clever a duo as ever trod the musical stage. | The comedy Is said to be refined and appealing and is in the hands of a clever combination of men and women. There Is little horse play and much of genuine humor depicted.
 There are two acts and four scenes comprising Santa Claus toyshop, a pass In the mountains. the palace of aurora borealis and the City of Illusia at the top of the world.
 
 Vaudeville at the Majestic.
 The snow at the Majestic this week is one of the best ever seen here. is the verdict of the masses that visit the beautiful playhouse. Variety in the fullest sense of the word is the order Of things. and. judging from the ap- plause following each act, Is greatly appreciated by all. Better acrobats . TnnN II-V have seldom showed before a Mont gomery audience, and they do not fail to make a pronounced hit at each and every performance. MT. Wilson does some of the most hair-raising aero. battle stunts imaginable. and does them with such ease, that one is almost as. founded at marvellous dexterity of the man. No little credit of the success of this act Is due to Mile. Heloise. She has the good will of everybody in the audience with her from the very start. and her personality Is of the kind that grows with one as her work pro- gresses.
 A very funny comedy skit Is that of- fered by Anderson and Burt; it deals with shortcomings of a cruel husband and a loving wife, but conditions are reversed some during the action of the piaylet. much to the chagrin of the husband. who finally becomes all that Is desired of him. During the action there Is developed some amusing situ- ations. and neither fail to make the most of these parts.
 Billed as a sister team, the Amoros Sisters do some stunts new to acts of this kind. They can do a variety of things. and whats more, do them well. Opening with a well executed song in French they immediately go to jug gllng, and some juggling at that. after which one of the girls performs some difficult feats on the .trapeze, the triple dislocation being the trick de resist ance."
 The younger member does some clev- CT tumbling, and in all these girls off, fer a very pleasing act.
 The Wells Bros. musical comedy en- tertainers, have an act that Is both ore iginal and good. They win applause at the very start with the unusually clev- CT manner in which they present a song entitled "Oh, I'm So Sleepy" The music and comedy furnished by this team is of the better and satisfying kind.
 Floyd Mack, as the acrobatic dancer, certainly deserves the right to that u- tie. He has a style all his own, which is away from anything else in his line, sings we'll and dances better. The au- dience enjoyed him so well that they insisted on repeated encoresA and he could only get away after several cur tain calls.
 Dainty Mabeile Erzinger, is come dienne who sings well and making several changes of costume. brings to A close A much applauded act.
 There is not a dead spot in the whole show this week, clear down and through the motion pictures. and 1t cer- tainlv goes without saying that all will want to see this show. There will be a ma.%aee every afternoon. especially for the ladies and children. at S:3O D. m., and the usual night performances at S:30 p. m.