The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03
of of Theatre nturdny
REMARKABLE BILL OF
 VAUDEVILLE STARS
Majestic Has Five Acts That Will Certainly Please Patrons of
 the House

What appears to be a really remark able gathering of vaudeville features is offered at the Majestic theatre this week, commencing with the matinee Monday af- ternoon and running the entire week, with matinees daily at 2;3O and two per formances nightly, at 7:s0 and 9 o'clock. The bill is one of exceptional merit and contains five big acts. widely different in their nature and offering that class of variety for which theatregoers ask. On Tuesday night the management has arranged to secure the latest and most accurate election returns. which will be announced from the stage frequently, af- fording q comfortable and convenient place for the people to hear Wilson nomi- mated.
 Jane Courthope and company will pre- sent as their share of the entertainment a breezy comedy playlette of western life, entitled Lucky Jim" It Is beau tfully staged, the scenery and effects being of extra beauty. The company is one of great merit, while the story of the playette is one not often used by vaudeville performers, The comedy is good and clean, and the dramatic inter- est is strong. Miss Courthope is q well known actress and she has surrounded herself with a company of five people who are capable and interesting. One of the most beautiful acts in vau- deville today and also a great novelty is "Huntress' a man who impersonates and he is said to be so wonderfully clever that he can transform himself from slight | ly bald headed man to a Gibson girl in bplain1view of the audience, and many will think that a woman has really been tsubstihted for a man. His gowns are cafA ff l.a lyaI.f ha H,.s perfect figure for wearing the latest creations. He carries a carload of seen cry and trunks, making the act a great effect. The act includes character im- presentations and classic dances.
 Four clever young men will furnish another of the entertaining features of the bill known as the Village Four They are singers of merit and present new and old songs, with a different cos l tune for each of the songs. They pos- sess good voices and sing several solos as part of their act. There are a tenor, second tenor. barytone and bass in the quartette.
 That Jolly Big Girl" Madelyn shone. will introduce her suffragette offering. which is said to be a comedy scream from start to finish. She dons policemans garb and parades back and forth on the stage, all the while delivering her unique speech full of comedy, fun and witty savings. She has the personality to make such an act a hit
 A group of dogs trained to perform many new and novel features is an at traction which will bring the children to the Majestic fin large numbers It has been some weeks since the house had partcllar act for young folks. and the one this week will prove a feature for young as we'll as old The dogs are said to be among the best in vaudeville. well trained and performing stunts which other dogs are not educated to do. One dog walks tight rope accurately and without. fear
 The motion pictures are de luxe and first runs, while the Majestic mulc is always an enjoyable part of the s1ker- tainment.