Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07
MADAME SHERRY IS
NEXT ATTRACTION
At THE ELKS
Musical Comedy That Will Be
Welcomed With Laughter
and Applause Booked fOz
March 29th.


Although the show season for AL
buguerquc Is practically over. two
corKiag good attractions are set 10
be seen by local theatergoers. Ma
dame sherry viii wander aloag and
play at the Elks' on March gath ana
Inter on May 6th, "rho Campus" viii
DO one night stand at tie same the
alter. Both Madame sherry" and
1.-THE Campus" are too we'll known 10
Albuquerque theatergoers 10 need any
Introduction. The extraordinary pop
ularity Of Madame sherry" Is un-
doubleday due 10 the infectious mel
ody, "Ev'ry Little Movement" so in
Oustriousiy employed from the rise
Of itfe euftninH 20 IT'S nnai 'fall, II fs
lcertainly tunefal. seductive. lrreaist-
ibio, and Il Is worked into the piece
with some skill and builds up many
dancing effect. The dancing. too, Is
a large element OF the production anG
Is extremely attractive, although al
times Il Is somewhat suggestive OF the
sensational THE Birth OF the But
terfiy' IN the first act. sung and
danced by Yvonne and number Of
young women, Is very pretty and. In
addition 70 the various dancing Incl
donts suggested by "Ey'ry Little
Movement there Is also an elaborate
dance near the end OF the second act
used as plot expedicnt More
dances Of various characters are in
troduced throughout the piece by the
different participants Ia the comedy.
Ferris Hartman Coms.g Ia "rhc
Campus"
A great item ~ general interest In
( the theatrical world which concerns
Z the public OF Albuquerque Is tho fact
that Ferris Hartman Is 20 bring his
big company here on May eth TO pre-
Isent TO local playROers ''The Campus"
tho TecoFd-breaking musical comedy
OF college lie which enjoyed such a
phenomenal run IN the city 9f Los An
COLES, whore II reached 2i2 perfor-
mancos. Mr.. Hartman ie the best
Iknown comedien OF the present day,
Especially In the west, where he has
lappeared almost exclusively FOR a
number % years. This will be tbs
thirst time that 'dr. Hartman has APP
ueared in Albuquerque and no doubt
F viii be eaEorly welcomed The rias
which Mr.. Hartman has solicited az
the vehicle for the present tour ha'
been endorsed by all the critics 81
/ salt Lake. Denver, Kansas city. 81
Louis, Chicago and san Francisco
where Il met with most enthusiastic
receptions. Walter 10 Leon. th'
young composer of "'rhc Campus" vii
NE IN the company supporting Mr.
Hartman. as wcll as Miss "Muggins
Davies posaihiy the most charmini
souhrette on ,he stage today, nn'
R9scoc Arhuckie, the rotund cumcdi
am who enjoys such splendid repu
tntion. Much has been said ana writ
ton about the merit uf 1.-THE Campus
ana the wonderful record which
has established for itself Is uniuus
4 Tho plot Of the play. for Il has
plot and very entertaining one
treats 81 an incident "a college ~
that d most attractive. Indeed th
entire atmosphere OF the play embed
les the spirit az youth a. evidences
IN our great American colleges, whiel
forms tho basis of the comedy I'm
like most college plays, "The Campus
does not depend upon any phase d
football 0r college athletics for q
chief interest which in this insinuc
II tfliNfH NFNNNu TIC MilAthA Ni IN N'tNt"
farce. The fun is natural and apon
tnneous throughout The music
"'rhe Campus" has occasioncd grea
u deal OF praise. as q o. full OF the I've
i Hest aud catchiosi tunes Among th
song hits arc "How-do-do." IT'S ~
oryhody Happy" ~ icave II 90 You,
"Thc Same old Rove" "refore No
Are Old" "Thc LILY and the Rose
nnd the now famous "Stcln sons.
The production VIII Doe complete
every detail of scenery ana cosiuu
Ing, which D. beautiful aud oiicctiv
The appearance ~ Ferris Hartman
'srhe cnmpas' here VIII be- a mott
worthy occasion and one long 40
remembered Due notice of tho SEA
sale and all further particulars vi
be given ln those columns later.