The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-21
AmuSeH7entS
AT THE PRINCESS.

If ever there was bin arranged for vaudeville entertainment that gives promise of being a universal hit, it is the one that will be given the patrons of the Princess uheater this afternoon, when the entire pro gram, vaudeville and pictures, under soes the regular mid-week change
 The Tive acts lnat will be on the bill are features in themselves. and realizing the. fact that the shows this season at the Princess have been above the average. every effort was made to keep on adding better fea- tures, until now fhe Princess man agement can safely state that It is giving the best and biggest vaudeville features in the country for popular prices.
 The greatest baseball act in vaul deyille will headline the bill this week. Nothing in line with the great national game has ever been seen be- fore the footlights. and as the citg Is now entertaining hundreds of bah tossers, they will be more than inter. ested in the show at the Princess.
  preciate. This feature is offered bv the Edward Zoeller Trio, the head liners of this weeks big show They are on the program as pantomimist and acrobats. their jests are word less ones, but make their way home as quickly as the spoken witticism, and were rewarded by the ready laughter and quick applause that proves the shaft has flown to the mark. Shakespeare tells us that tests popularity lies in the ear of him that hears, but with those nim- ble and clever fnnmakers the jests success lies in the eye.
 A treat in the musical line will he offered by Salisbury and Benny, who will entertain with selections from grand opera to ragtime Benny is known as the phenomenal boy violin ist, and his playing is said to be noth- ing short of marvellous, while Miss Salisbury is well known as a famous composer of music. her latest success being the Ghost Dance. which is the hit of the London pantomime In addition to their musical selections great deal of high class singing vii be introduced and it is safe 10 say no one will find their act dull
 One of the most important among the newcomers will be Murray K Hill. songologist and monoligist, who has achieved a distinct success wherever he has appeared. MT Hill IS well known by reason of his amusing records which he has produced for both the Edison and Victor compan- ions. and through this medium his amusing ditties and laughable tales have been heard all over the world MT. Hill has the advantage of a splendid voice, considerable person al magnetism and method and man nerisms that border very closely on the style of Hhe late Ezra Kendall.
 Maude Muller and Ed Stanley, sing ing travesty stars featuring bur lesque melodrama and Broadway fashions, are original, and their ef- forts never fall flat Miss Muller is clever actress and has a good voice which would be broght out far more advantageously in some other manner of entertaining than bur lesquing. They have a big bunch of jokes that come in rapid succession and never fail to hit the mark.
 Maude Muller and Ed Stanleys bur lesuue on grand opera and New York fashions is a scream. It is ridicu- lous in every way and the audience is kept in a continual roar through out the entire program.
 In addition to the foregoing, there will be a big novelty act presented by the Langslows. A great bin in great theater for a great audience. Let's gol