The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-29
An1uSen7entS
Al the PrIneess .

with the approach or cooler weath- CT there is a noticeable increase in the general excellence ot vaudeville acts all over the country The more pretentious foreign features are beg glng to open their American engage ments, which means that the native calent must take the road and leave New York. Chicago and other large cities to make room for previous booking by foreign representatives of the great vaudeville corporations.
 At present there is on the circuit which books the Princess theatre a large number of acts that are the equal of anything that may come from across the sea. and four Of these win be found on the bin Mon day at this popular house. It has ever been the policy of the manage ment of the Princess to assure a show that cannot be surpassed in the South, if such a thing were possi- ble, and, taken week in and week out, from the commendation that has been gratutiously given those who control the policy of the Princess feel that they have succeeded in this respect.
 There is never any show, no mat ter how worthy it may be. that will please every one. A Kicker" or a 'grouch' is a sure thing in every audience in every city in the coun- try, but taking the run of shows the Princess has had this season, vast improvement and the appearance of acts of a higher quality than ever be- fore has been noted.
 For the first half of the week there will be on the bill the kind of an act that every one appreciates who has one iota of music in their make up or who can be induced to listen to and enjoy harmony that manifests it. self when real singers are dspens- ing the same. The Three Harris Brothers will head the bill, and, aside from their songs, which have made them famous throughout the United States. they also contribute special dancing features for the sake of good measure. And they are some sing ers.' presenting a repertoire of se- lections that leaves one refreshed and satisfied.
 Another feature will be Marie Sparrow, and Marie, they say, Is q "bird at handling Irish comedy. That dialect is rather difficult to present by woman, especially if it be of the comedy nature Did yon ever stop to consider now few really good comediennes there are on the stage today? Consider, then, the fact that an Irish comedienne certainly must be exceptionally worthy, else she could not play houses of the calibre and standing that the Princess en- joys. Music Sparrow will hop about the stage the first three days in a series of songs and dances and her facial expression is one of her remarkably clever assets.
 Carson and Brown. a clever team of Dixie entertainers, will also be on the bill, combining the qualntness of the old-time South with the ener- gy and general activity of the mod ern North. This Is an act that has booked return dates wherever they have played. due to the fact that their routine is away from the usual song and dance teams. Novelties are always in demand and that is why this act is welcome to play every vaudeville theatre in the country.
 Perhaps the one most deserving Of first place on the bill is the act Of the Three Nevaros, the two young men in this trio being wonders. They do many remarkable feats of strength and athletic skill, one of which. a trick performed by the understander when placed in bridge form on two chairs by his partner, the "hypnotist proving as much of a star novelty as some of the more spectacular stunts which they perform. They in- troduce a lot of comedy and do a lot of difficult things that makes the audience sit mp and take notice in no uncertain way.
 Billy Barron will also present q classy, refined musical act Barron is finished musician and his work is highly pleasing to those who like the best and most eleyatng things in vaudeville His character work, that is, makeup, is also effective. Probably his genius for music is best displayed in his violin selections. In these numbers he uses a violin equip ped with only one string As in the past new and interesting series oi photo plays will be displayed at the | 4t,f- ,u41,faf,,s,a,