The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-26

ar THE PRINCESS.

The biggest variety bin of them all will open at the Princess today for the last half of the week with six biz acts and the Princesscope, making 8 booking Of seven feature acts, including Hank" Philips of Hot Springs, who is returning to the glare of the vaudeville footlights, aft CT an absence from the stage game of some months. Mir. Phillips has lately been connected with the Arl iagton Hotel but the flare of the spot light the lure of the tango and other popular 2ldes and twists, and the music of the orchestra and traps has again overpowered him and he will start another tour of the vaudeville theaters by playing the last half Of che week with the regular billing at the Princess.
 The Howard Sisters are the last word in dancers and living models for Paris styles. From their num- Der. 'Honolmu Hula Girl" their act is a swift succession of daringly bril- liant costumes and rapid, graceful dances With their first number they do an interpretation of Hawaiian poetry in an interesting Hula dance Their second tune. That Tinkling Tango Tune" ends with the now so popular tango dance, for which they wear another striking costume. They end their act with tine song, Below the Mason-Dlxon Line" and a swift buck and wing dance, which is no less sensational and interesting than the others. They are without doubt taleated young ladies and the mana ger of many theater has had the pleasure of verifying the many glow ing reports he had heard with refer ence to thet yonng ladies
 Three Jolly Chaps as they style themselves. will come to the Prin- cess theater the last half of the week and entertain the theatrgoers of Hot Springs with some of the best sing. ing and talking that has ever been seen or heard this season. The Tiy- ol Trio, is their name and vaude- vile ioyers will find much on next weeks bill to entertain them espe- ciany this clever trio's work will prove highly amusing All three of this trio are possessors of fine voices and their harmony singing is of the Al kind
 ''Slivers," well known in theatrical circles, has achieved his fame by or rginating a pantomime entitled The Ball Game" It is a scream from start to finish and has proven one of the biggest hits on the vaudeville stage. Before doing a single" turn 'Sllyers" was with the Barnum & Bailey circus, where he won for him. self many favorable comments from press and public He has just return ed from a trip abroad where he SCOT ed a tremendous success at the Lon don Hippodrome, and where he is go. oing to pray return engagement this summer.
 Some wonderful exhibitions of dar ing feats on the slack wire, will be performed by the Nikko Troupe, These clever people of the land of the rising sun are without an equal in their line of work, performing the most hazardous, daring and sensation al stunts on the wire that has ever been seen on the stage before. These clever Japs' work teens with origin. alty and cleverness and will urdoubt ediy prove q very pleasing and enter tainiag one to all who witness their performance.
 Dubois, who is booked to appear the last half of the week. will be seen there with a box full of new and in teresting tricky" tricks, gathered togehtre on the different continents of the globe Mr Dubois is one of the cleverest iugglers on the yaude- vile stage today. introducing the lat. est and most sensational feats in jug g4ery He iuggles with marvellous ease a fruit dish wine decanter and number of balls. and keeps his au- dielce gasping for breath all through the act Dubois has an excellent ap- pearance and will undoubtedly, please his auditors immensely.
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