The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

wednesdsy matinee ana night--Cs- surn's Minstrefs. x.< s r
 Three attractions are offered during che coming week at the Grand three lattractions that wiil.xeach the desires ithe children. lovers of George Ade. and minstrslsy.
 The first offering Is that of Buster Brown" one of the great hits in news paper cartooning. Matinee and night performaces of Busters troubles and the fun of his dog Tige will be pre- sentsd in a style worthy of their crea- GOT. cartoonish outcault
 As every body knows the play deals an an. uncrsclating funny manner, lsrith the adventures of Busters grand txnother. who comes to the home of hts parents to pay an nnwelcome. visit. Ills father offers him a whole lot of .things If he can chase her away. and The proceeds to make life q burden for her until sine tnlkes@1er ,feparture. His mischIef making is the source of un- limited fun and laughter reigns dur ang the enactmentsof- the comedy.
 sBusterD this season is characterized by litter Master Reed. one of the funniest Lfliiputian on the American stage Artist outcault says he is the ideal of his drawings, and the best Buster that ever. happened. He Is ably assisted in his fun making by Thos Cotton as the faithful dog ~Tigev who is Busters. constant companion. Colton is one of the clevertest animal smpersonators of the day, and ia mak- ing a Rreateaiit everywhere.
 The presentation of the play this season is almost entirely new although khe original fun has been retained with . lot Of new comedy added that Is s1 d ~fs<fn 1t.r addition of many catchy songs has also done much to enhance the plea sure-giving qualities of the play.
 There are a number of verys clever specialities introduced which serve we'll to brighten things up generally. and add austre to the performance. In these Master Reed and hIs pals take s lively part The cast is one of exceptional merit, including as 1t does hittie Harold West, who plays the role bf ssHusterss'' little Vsw weetheart. Phil. smith, as Jack Wynn. in love with Sdsi6: Rocky O'aare, a much used man, characterized byysJohn Gorman;. August BocK: d politician, essayed by Eeorge Qorman; Harold Castle and pafe Wolfe. as ''BuSter's" father and mother: Susie swett. hsa. aunt, essayed mother in flaw and the cause of all the trouble, fnpersonated by. Margaret MIiis. and others too numerous to mention.
 s'sThe Bobby Burn,s Brigade" of Scotch Highlanders., In pleasing mili-. Aary number, which is exceedingly picturesque and stirring. The cos- tunes and scenic embellishment of the productlon Is elaborate in the extreme snd t4s electrical effects brilliant and beautiful.
 
 The second offering of esthe week Tuesday matinee and night will be a new comedy from the pen of George Ade, a plAywirasE too well known the eountry over for further comment. It kftle is "Jnzt Out oa COilegea
 It is said that in this play Mir. Ade has introduced many new types. and while he has embeliished some old pnes, he has given tlfHn ali some. .l edy Mir. Ade has made use of his gift Of hum0r to, put in the Time lfaht' the college youth.
 Eward worthington swinger. is a nervy young man just graduated GWinger has fallen desperately in love with one, Caroline Pickering. daughter vf the pickle king: old man Pickering thinka swinger a4 silly ass. and ih-. Hists on his making good before he will surrender the daughter. To give Swinger every chance in the world, Pickering lends him @s0,000 and orders him to report in three months. Swinger Hoesn't have to report, for, at the end of the first month Pickering is out with big money to buy up the new Btngo Pickle cpmpahy which. by new methods. has put the pickle trust on the run. Swinger, as a silent partner In the Btngo Company, has furnished