The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16
The Majestic.

The Majestic.
 The management of this popular lit- Ae theatre wishes to announce that the second successful season Of advanced vaudevflle closed last night.
 The. Montgomery public has liber- ally patronized us throughout the. sea- son, Tor which we thank them.
 The Majestic will remain a perna- nent Institution in this city. The at fractions booked for the season 19oS-10 will be bigger and better In every way; as the Majestic circuit next season Will compriBe about fifteen theaters as against eight this season.
 The management wishes to announce that the Majestic will keep open all summer, playing the universally popu- lar light summer vaudeville. continu- ing to receive their attractions from { fbe Chicago office, as the other houses on the Majestic will play similar at fractions all summer This fact should assure the patrons of this theater good. clean vaudeville at popular prices all summer.
 Thev will give three performances daily, giving wide range or hours fn which to attend. The matinees daily al D. m, prices and 10 cents. Two night performances, 7:45 and 9 o'clock. Prices 10 and 20 cents.
 An extensive and. effective cooling plant has been installed and IS now m successful operation and together with numerous exhaust ceiling and buzz fans. will make the Majestic one or fhe most comfortable and coolest places in town to spend pleasant hour.
 The attractions for next week Will be four very clever turns and moving pictures.
 Blind Joe Mangum. the wonderful violin solofst. Blind Joe Possesses nower with the violin which is in many fn nd respects greater than some of the greatest vio- iin soloists of the world. His pathetic and appealing tones never fail to elicit favorable comment from musicians and from all classes of music-loving peo- pie who hear him play. Blind Joe's repertoire of music embraces all classes of music from the simplest to the
 Marteln and Rossi. Italian singers, wiu be heard in grand opera selections. The advanced press notices of this act have been very liberal. and the pat rons of this theater are assured quite d treat from their singing.
 William F'1eemah. monologist, is an entertainer who entertains, and will add much strength to this already charuRfng bill.
 Az an extra. attraction for next week fhe patrons will see a Montgomery boy
 Maeter Nathaniel Harding, the child wonder or COHbOfLAOutotcs 4nAotOh AAal o- ing has just returned from an exten- eivs trip all through Michigan and Il. Mnois. playing four weeks in Chicago. where ha made a big hit. He is at home on short vacation. and the man agement has secured his services for next week.
 The Casino.
 Ever since Jake Wells inaugurated. the cheap priced vaudeville here. much wonderment has been expressed at the class of acts presented from week to week and 1t is nothing short of re- fnarkable. The Grand has been closed and the shows have been transferred to the favurite suburban resort Pick eft Springs Casino. where even strong CT bills win be presented. surprise fol- lowing surprise with regularity of well regulated clock work and each suc- ceeding one being just little better than the one preceding.
 If this rate keeps upe 1t will not be I0ng before the highest priced vaude- vile acts in this country will be find- ing a place on the Casino program However. 1t is the policy of the Wells management to give the very best ob- fadnable at all times. and while occa- sfonal1y acts that do not measure up to the standard get on the bill, they do not last long. Anyway, this character