The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-29
AmuSenentS
AT THE PRINCESS.

when the coner of nXioms penned the truth that consistency was jewel. he intended, no doubt. thai the statement should cover all fields or human endeavor, wnich, of course, includes the greatest Jf al.--the ever. changing world of amusement. One has to be consistent in the show business n order to be successful
 When events are about to happen That gives the manager an opportu. nity of getting an act that is similar to that about which the public is dis. cussing, so when it became known | that Hot Springs was to have an aviation meet here Manager ]. Frank Head of the Princess, started to look about for something in vaudeville that had an atmosphere of an aero plane about it. And he didn't have to search long, either, for the day after he communicated with his agent in l Chicago, asking whether he had any aviation acts handy, he received word that he would have the pleasure of l playing the last three days of the week at the Princess Menlo Moore's
 'Rah Rah Boys and the Aeroplane Girl" Here was an act, "hot off the bat" and one can almost hear the propeller buzzing already. Patrons to the Princess will recall the Girl and the Eagle" which was at this house some months ago. Well, the 1 i1aeropiane girl, for daring, excite ment and general consistency where aviation is concerned, has that act outclassed in every feature. This is. real novelty-the kind that the pub lie talks about and the "aeroplane girl,' accompanied by her 'Rah Rah Boys" will make their initial flight in this city on the Princess stage at the matinee tomorrow If you enjoy vaudeville aviation-don't miss this Eddie Gardner, we'll known and popular comedian, who has passed the Legitimate" to entitle him to honors in vaudeville, and who comes with delightfully."- arranged line of songs and sparkling mcnologue, will also be on the Princess biii, as will Mademoiselles Salvaggis, two dainty French girls. When the curtain rises on this act the audience sees two large, life-sized portraits on the stage. These, however, are pictures no art ist could paint" and it's not long before they materialize into two charmingly pretty soubrettes, sing CTS and dancers. This feature is an other novelty that is in store for the Princess patrons the last half of the week
 A new sort of jockey will be seen at tine Princess also. His name is Seppel, and he is declared to be one of the cleverest riders ever imported from Europe. Seppel wears the col ors of Sim Mederyeld, an experienced animal trainer, who halls from Hol- land. The newcomers chief forte is riding a pony round and round a small ring on stage, and at the same time performing with apparent ease most of the feats that a circus rider generally accomplishes. Seppers performance must be credited as re- markably good when it is considered that the little rider is only monkey. He has all the actions of a human jockey, and according to the claims of the owner, is the only monkey ever known to ride a horse over the en- tire length of an English race track Throughout the act the animal seems to have an almost uncanny conception of his surroundings, and it is hard to realize that the brute is not a human being. He doffs his hat at the close of each trick, and then leaps into his trainers arms to be carried off the stage
 Charlie Leonard and Ethel Drake, in happy combination of mimicry snd comedy, are also to be numbered among those present. Mir. Leonards limitations are truly wonderful and high class in every respect The act is interspersed with good, clean and wholesome comedy, which keeps the audience in roars of laughter Miss Drake is also a very clever artist, and makes one feel at home with her from the beginning. Miss Drake has an excellent singing voice which she uses to good advantage, while her partner. MT. Leonard's limitations are said to be wonderful and high class in every respect
 AT THE AUDITORIUM.