Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-12-29
A BIG SHOW FOR TEN CENTS.
Eight Numbers on Boyer Bill-Great
Pictures Of Game.

Barring a few broad songs and
jokes of a double entendre nature,
last nights bill at the Boyer Theatre,
formerly the Colonial, was the best
ever.
There was a great show for a little
money, and certainly nobody ever
was afforded so much entertainment
for 10 cents. Several good reels of
moving pictures were shown, one, that
of the great Army-Navy football
game, showing Dolly Dalton's ia
nous kick. The audience recognized
their midshipmen friends as they came
marching on Franklin Field The
| Navy goat was there, too, and the
great rush after the score was wildly
realistic to all who ever saw game.
| The pictures were great.
Won Jerome, in "Frogland, with
his own speciality and scenery, is a
wonder. His act alone is we'll worth
several times the price of admission.
Jerome is a homeless wonder. He
positively has frame of cartilage
not bone. He ties his feet, legs and
arms into double bow knots, spins
around on his head, twisting his neck
like spinning top, and he doubles
backward and forward, absolutely re-
CARELESS of such trivial thing as a
cervical, lumbar or dorsal verte-
brae. Indeed, he is not oaly homeless,
but backboneless, as well. AS frog
he is a clever imitation, and leaps
about in frogland in very realistic
manner. Won Jerome is whole show
in himself.
another headliner worth many times
the price of admission is the Georgalas
Brothers, "the worlds greatest
sharp shootes." All the Army, NAVY
and Marine Corps sharp shooters
ought to sit up and take notice of the
Georgalas Brothers. They are Won
ders. The senior Georgalas can shoot
two rifles and pistol standing on his
head and hit three targets at the same
time. He can shoot target blind
folded. He shot three targets and
broke all, shooting from the gallery
to the targets on the stage. He shoots
glass balls from around his younger
brothers. face and head as easily as if
he were firing at a regular target.
He's dead shot, and we wouldn' t
want him to take aim at us a quarter
of mile away.
Van and Clark do some clever nov
city acrobatic dancing. To be sure.
the male member of the double bill is
a little off color in some of his Jokes,
but barring this, their act is very
good.
Last, but not least, in the sense
of his double entendre, jokes and say
ings, songs, etc. is Bob Warren, "ec-
centric comedian" Warren is good
comedian, and his makeup is clever
but in little town like Annapolis,
where everybody know everybody else,
one hardly cares to sit and listen to
songs like ut Might Have Been
Worse" or Pull Down the Blinds,
Fathers Taking a Bath" etc., with
ones friends staring at them, to see
'how they take it," 1t must be said
for the management that they are
not cognizant of the things the come
dams are going to say or do, and that
Objectionable features are cut out
after the first appearance.
Were Mr.. Bob Warren to have
clean jokes and wholesome songs his
work would be much more effective
and successful and would not leave
"bad taste" in ones mouth. A come
dian can be clever and clean. 1t is
not necessary to be smutty to be funny
Taken all in all, however, the great
shcw for this weekend at the Boyer
Theatre is the best ever, more for
IL
before, and is well worth seeing.
The house was packed all evening
with the best people in town. Be
sure to see it tonight and tomorrow
matinee and night.