The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
GRAND THEATRE. sThe Prima Donna.'
MAJESTIC THEATRE,
 The Dllf.

MAJESTIC THEATRE.
 The Bllf.
 Charmion. IT, and Mrs. Bowling.
 yrantz Caesar & Co.
 Hanyey ( Bayiies.
 i Billy Mann.
 May Wallace.
 Don Carney.
 Majestograph.
 Not often in the history of vaude- ville theatre is the manager able to of- fer his patrons an act that Is unques- tionabiy an undisputed. drawing card of the very best kind. an act that will be talked about from one end oi the town to the other. and will be remembered for some time to come. Such will be shown to Majestic patrons this coming week by Manager Couch.
 The act mentioned fs Charmion, the star in vaudeville. who will make the public of this town sit up and take mo- tice.
 But not content with securing just one feature. Manager Couch offers sey- en other acts of the very best kind. and the bili for the coming week will undoubtedly, create regular furore in amusement loving circles of this city.
 Charmion.
 Charmion is not only one Of the most beautiful women on the American EtAKe. a This star with the euphonious name will be the, magnet which will draw the public in goodly numbers to this popular playhouse. Presenting, as she does, an entirely original trapeze trans formation act, consisting of gradually divesting herself of various articles of wearing apparel while working in mid air. letting them wait on the atmos- phere into the audience, where. as q general rule they are retained as high iy prized souvenirs. as they are dainty bits of feminine adornment, they nat urafiy enough prove highly prtzed re- minders of one perfect woman in all stageland. Matchless beauty, dare devil skill. originality all so to make this woman the magnet. that draws thousands to the theatre, and who will talk about her from now until the end of their time.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bowling.
 Two people with c reputation second to none in the business will have the opportunity to show their laughing success entitled "A Snap Shot" Mir. and Mrs. Bowling. as actors, certainly have a reputation to be envied, and ing in from managers where this couple has played. they are sure enough rapid ire success. They present skit full of amusing and rip-roaring situa- tions, dealing with fun a married man had while attending picnic. where he was snap shotted," and then in the face of this evidence makes his wife believe that his double" was the sin- ner and not he.
 Hanvey and Bayiies.
 The singing end of the program will be well taken care of, the above men tioned people. Lewis A. Harvey and Agnes BaylieS. being the possessors of well modulated and perfectly con- trolled soprano voice. Miss Bayifes wtil endear herself to local theatregoers In a way few artists can attempt, and an especial feature of the act will be har- .nony singing of MT. Harvey and Miss Baylies.
 burnt cork mirth producer of the veryt best Kind, Is Billy Mann, who terms himself the viee-president or minstreisy. but who. we have not the slightest doubt, will duly be elected uresident by the audiences at the Ma iestic this week. All of Mann's stun is brand new and refreshing. Being the fortunate possessor of a splendid voice, ana backed by his inimitable way or telling his stories. he will be one of the bright spots on this weeks bill.
 May Wallace.
 An impersonator is Miss May Wallace
  to say, fin the droil manner in which she presents her allotted number. Her imitation of a little girl is of the best things to be seen here this season, ssnd her Indian number is a close second to 1t.
 Frants Caesar & CO.
 There is nothing which will enter tain as much as a good magic act of some sort, and such an act will be pre- sented by Caesar & Co. These people are very popular in high class vaude- vile circles, and besides heing,a magi- elan and illusionist of the first water Mir: Caesar Is much of q comedian.
 Don Carney.
 The boy at the piano. as he pleases to style himself. is a wonder when 1t comes to performing on the worries, and things in this line that he cannot do. are not worth mentioning. The most astounding feat ever attempted, and In which he fully succeeds, is that of play ing the piano while standing on his head. MT. Carney Is there also when 1t comes to singing.
 MnjestOgraph.
 The latest motion pictures will be shown with the aid of the majesto- graph, and 1t may te mentioned, that nowhere in this section of the country will be able to see the pictures exhib tied at the Majestic.
 There will be a popular matinee, es-