The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06

1 tints of her complexion exactly portrayed
 On the sheet the girl is seen to smile. pout roll her eyes, her lips moving
 with the words of the song. ''rhe Girl
 Up There" The chorus girl in question l has to insert her head-upside down | within small compartment. wherein are powerful refectors. The electrical power | of 150 amp is required for the faceo- graph equal to the light force of 300 16- candle power lamps, The Three Twins" come to the Jefferson soon.
 | George Barr McCutcheon's "Graustark''
 will be seen at an early date at the Jef- ferson Those who have read the book
 can best appreciate the charm of thls exquisite story of love and intrigue.
 George D. Baker. a young playwright. | dramatized the novel, retaining all the in-
 terestng moments of the book. and when 1 this is said 1t is little wonder that the | play made such a decided hit and had | extended engagements in both New York and Chicago. A GO-foot load of scenic. i electrical and costume effects are carried
 as a mounting to this gem of romantic drama.
 l Dainty in her appearance as she Is in | her art Grace George this eason Is de- | lighting large audiences in her new play, | "A Womans Way The piece is a com 1 edy by Thompson Buchanan. and whIIs
 many plays of the kind are only comedies | in name this has true flashes of the com | edy spirit throughout and forms an even | ng's entertainment which runs the reg ister of mrth. Women especially are in | terested for here. in a most amusing way the eternal feminine is taught how l to win back a lrtatious husband, in . very pleasant way. Miss George is de- | lghtful as the wife. handling the comedy daintiy and the sentiment with fine in- | No 1,a T<F | ferson March 90.
 | Lovers of comedy-opera will find in
 ''King Dodo' all the requisites that 20 to make up a thoroughly complete pro- duction of this description. The book ia
 by Frank Pixley and the music by Gus
 tav Luders. These two noted writers have colaborated in the construction of ono of the greatest successes ever given to
 the comedy opera stage. The cast of | principals is made up of a number of
 prominent artists and the chorus is com
 posed of attractive young ladies. John
 Cort has equipped the opera with mag
 nlficent scenery and gorgeous costumes
 ''King Dodo" comes to the Jefferson
 March S1.
 ''The Time. the Place and the dirl''
 was taken from actual occurancs. the scenes being produced from photo- | graphs around which the story was writ
 ten. Johnny Hicks. a slangy. good-nat-
 ured and honorable young gambler. fs
 away from the old stereotyped stage
 character, very original and refined and
 above all. highly pleasing. Molly Kelly.
 the trained nurse, Piedro. the organ | grinder. Willie. the spoiled child. and the | Coal Heaver. hold up the comedy end of | the play. The chorus comes from the La
 Sale school. long noted for its "Brolors" | and having a reputation of being the | greatest training school for chorus girls
 in America The cast in it's entirety has
 been carefully selected. The equipment | is complete in every detail the stage
 being stripped of everything before the
 arrival of the company to make room for
 the massive scenery.