Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-24
MINsTRELs IN TABLOID

NtlISCIeIS lnis week at the Forsyth suR
gests laughter right away. TabloidinS
minstrel show is an innovation. Is
E. Murphy and his Steel Pier noinstv Ua.
appear every summer at Atlantic Civ 4
their own theater: The owner was m
duced to organize his COMPANY ten Tss ~
ahead Of his regular opening and nisS
the Wells circuit of tabioids The sboy
has won a big hit in half Of the i tovT
The other half is waiting earnestly 70,
the appearance of the comedians becarSSss
il is said to be one of the biggest spS
best attractions in the circuit
The company has been well selected
1t has good comedians, good singers and
dancers that are interesting II has an
olio of specialties that win favor ar5
there are many ideas that are ali naW
Some of the principals of the organiza.
ton have appeared here with the Biz
The MINISTRIES will be seen at three n.r.
| formances daily. The matinee starts 4,
ESQ daily; the night performances at I
and $3.50. Seats can be secured in ad.
vance and the box office is omen dsiiv
for the accommodation of theatereoers
"The Fortune Hunter" at Lyric.
The Lyric will have for its attraction
commencing to-day Winchell Smiths
comedy, The Fortune Hunter" This
tour of high priced houses, and this viii
be its first appearance on the popular.
| priced circuit.
THE Fortune Hunter" would make
chronic titterer Of the veriest misanthrops
| imaginable and crack with laughter the
sourest visage that ever disflgured mortal
The story of 1.-The Fortune Hunter" is
| rather well known to both theatergoeS
and book readers. Still it can be said
| that this is one story that is not drama.
| tied from the novel, the novel having
| been written from the play.
| The set OF rules as propounded by
Harry Kellogg for Nat Duncan TO win his
ell
dull town. dress very elegantly but plain
| ly; don't smoke, don't drink, don't swear.
| go to church; board with an old widow
| you can find one; have serious books and
| large Bible where every one can see
| them on your table; don't laugh; don't
SMILE don't pay attention to young WON
| en-; get a Job, work hard: in every little
town there is at least one girl worth
million
The portraying company and scenic in
vestiture is the same as seen on the high.
priced circuit, no pains having been spared
| by the producers to give this production
the same care as when first produced
Four Acts at 5iIou.
Four splendid acts have been booked
for the Bijou this week, furnishing com
\ edy. novelty, music and dancing me
| lineup of the acts consists OF Alberua
| and Wulflin, in combination gymnasue
| and contortion act; Leonard and Haley,
| In harmony and comedy singing, charac.
ter changes and whistling; Sperry and
Ross. who will present a singing and
dancing novelty, and the Countess Leon
| tine, in classic and popular songs. re-
| ports from cities where the various acts
| have been billed would indicate that clever
acts have been booked. Preceding and
| following each performance, selected mo-
| ton pictures, consisting Of the best ora
ma, western pictures and comedies nave
| been booked. Two matinees are given on
Monday and Saturday at ESQ and T. ana
| the remainder of the week one maunee
| at o'clock Night shows, 1880 ana J.