The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
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Manager Couch of the Majestic Theatre announces seven big acts for the patrons of the little theatre for the coming week. The combination will present to Montgomerians just the right amount of acrobetics. frolic. trained animals. song and fun. One of the teams has just closed & successful season on the Keith and Proctor cir cult. which in itself should be recom- meniation enough for the entire bill.
 The Poiriers are ring gymnasts of the highest class. Adoiphe Poirier does double disiocation on sixteen inch bar that is one of the most won. derful feats' seen on the vaudeville stage, or for that matter the circus ring. Madame Poirier gives a splendid exhibition of physical prowess
 Lester and Mildred, two handsome girls. sing and lance in most accept able manner, If the press notices which they have received in other cities on the circuit count for anything. The Paul Durand Trio. three golden roat- ed Italians. have charmed Chicago vau- devilie houses. and with their man, costume changes to be put on in Mont- gomery. will doubtless win much ap- plause.
 Hodges and Darrell have a well dressed act that should appeal. The woman is a coon n-shouter" of note in Eastern houses, and the male member is vocalist well known on the vaude ville stage. Their dialogue is said to be especially bright.
 R Sylvan and ONeai have a novelty comedy acrobatic act that has proven successful on the Keith and Proctor stage. It is said of this team that they have something entirely original. They carry their own scenery. and 1t is said Ae AA hA aAaft ta- "A the turn is strictly novel
 Joseph A. Hardman has a big repu- tatton for e laugh producer. and ought to be one of the best acts seen at the Majestic this season. He comes to Montgomery with the highest recom- nendations for any single talking anJ singing act.
 Kari Emmy's Canine pets have clean, welI-staged turn, and should prove big drawing card for the little folk. The act has splendid electrical effects to enhance the tricks of the dogs. The animals are said to he ew ceptionally well trained.
 The maJestograph will close the hiiI presenting the latest moving pictures.
 At the Grand.
 Three acts are announced for the bill of vaudeville to be offered at ths Grand for the coming week. the fea- 'ture of which will be the ri-Aitb orna Company in series of spectacuIar electrical and serpentine dances.
 Everything considered the manava Pient Of the Grand are offering vaude- vile that will surprise even the most enthusiastic follower of the vaudeville stage. A large, cool theatre wIth things pleasing to the eye and ear Is no small item in the attractions of tbs summer theatre program. It is really enjoyable to drop into the cool snai, torium and be entertained by clever turns that do not require deep thought or any nervous strain to enjoy,
 The spade dance of Mile. AIthorna will be found to be a decided noveItv while magnificent stage settings ana wardrobe add much to the general at- tractiveness of the turn.
 Sandford and Darlington come with laugh for everybody, and HagRerty and LeClair are announced to present sketch that Is extremely clever
 On Tuesday and Thursday souvenirs will be distributed to the patrons of the theatre. and on Saturday night a Davenport will be given away Anna. eteur nights. have become so popular that the management has decided to continue them and Friday has beer the night selected for the coming week
 The large motion pictures, whic have been one of the most attractiy features of the Grand performances will be presented this week with Al entirely new set of films for every day.