Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-19
DUR EYES DECE|VEUS?
At Those Who Saw Mildred
And Rouclere AtThe Col
onial Theatre Saturday
Night
VERSATILE ENTERTAINERS
p..l1ering Telepathetic Seance-Ilu-
.;oo. That Kept The Audience Still
Guessing

That tbe hand can deceive the eye,
Coreibly demonstrated at the
S1lo,,aI Theatre Saturday night
40 Mildred and Rouclere, the illu-
iaoists astonished and amazed, while
Tho same time they tricked the
audience.
That they are absolute masters
.fmvstery" which they claim to be
can BE- daily credited to them after
saturday nights program. That the
ts,d Is more dexterous than the
evs Rouclere is a living demonstra-
,or He is an adapt entertainer at
.,.teight of hand" and is most clever
IN All his demonstrations. That your
"yery eyes can deceive you" you are
roreibly made TO realize.
Rouelere picks money out of the
air. from his coat sleeves and trousers
l4gs. He comes into the audience
,nd gathers half dollars from your
bead. your arms, your lap. Money
not only grows on trees" proverbial-
10 speakng, but its grows on you
everywhere. He borrowed the So. so
hat from the gentleman in the audi
ence. None of these shows are COM
plete without the gentleman's hat,
and always some gentleman is kind
enough to loan one.
RoucIere fills it with coins that
drop into it from everywhere and no
where. Then he extracts flags from
the sweatband Of the gentleman's
derby until he produces every flag of
every nation pretty much-then he
returns the hat, fires q cannon from
out Of the mouth of which belches a
large American flag and French flag.
All of Rouclere's tricks are clever
" executed and he keeps the audience
guessing from start to finish. He
hypnotizes Mildred, and through him
she reads the minds of the audience
and executes their wishes. She
writes names on q blackboard that
they suggest to her when in a hyp-
motto state by mental telepathy,
through Rouclere She comes into
the audience, tears a program into
certainiparts, changes rings for people,
distributes candy. and does other
things an without a word being spo-
ken. in a bewildering, unexplainable
telepathetic seance which amazes the
audienr
Ezra. the man of the rising
generation" sings while he grows
and grows while he sings until he
stand before you u living giant of
some ten feet in height, "the mir
atle q modern times as the pro-
ran kindly informs you.
lhe seventy-five Germans give
sasiea act which is very pleasing.
they play on trumpets the aida"
march from that familiar opera of
The same name, and their execution
Of popular music on various horns,
eornets, etc, is very pleasing. The
young lady corneter is master Tor
mistresSl of that instrument, and
executes very beautiful music. The
little boy is 4 juvenile musical won
der and fits from the kettle drum to
the base drum, trombone, triangle,
tymbals and Nylophone, as a bee fits
fOm flower TO flower, with amazing
deyterity.
The performance concluded with
that mystifying illusion, the flight of
te Princess Iris and the audience is
su.l guessing how it is done. Mil
dred and Rouclere are no strangers
here. but their entertainment Satur-
day night ut the Colonial Theatre
was the best ever.