The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-01-09
SAGINAW SHOW NOTES

On Sunday, January lltn, Harry
Shannon (Saginaw's Harry will
start a four days stay at the Jeffers
Theatre in the Richard Carle Comic
Opera Hit; "The Tenderfoot." Most
everyone in this section of the coun-
try knows Harry Shannon. He has
met with much success in his chosen
profession and is said by critics ev-
erywhere to be the best comedian in
the best tabloid that the popular
price houses have ever known. Shan
non appears in "The Tenderfoot" as
Prof. Zachary Pettibone, THE Tend
erfoot." He is ably supported by
Grace Thurston, known as sally,
the Sweetest Girl" and great sing
ing and dancing cast. This is the
first big scenic revival of 'The Tend
erfoot" ever to be offered at popular
prices and with Shannon bewitcn-
ing chorus and a fine male quartette,
the hitherto unapproached value is
evident. The last half Of the same
week will introduce sterling yaude-
Vile program composed of Wood
wards Posing Dogs, Warner and
White, eccentric dancers, Davett and
Duyall in a comedy sketch called
Holding Out, The Bell Boy Trio.
comedy and harmony singers and
Josephine Saxtca, and her Five Frol-
icsome lSickaninnies,
IA Butterfly on the Wheel, des-
cribed as the great English Divorce
play will be the attraction at the
Academy Theatre Saturday and Sun
day, January 10th and 18th with a
matinee Sunday.
The very fact that the Bijou Is
continually crowded is the very best
evidence that the people are getting
just what they want at the right
/ prices. This theater has the call on
the best film made and is the only
i place in Saginaw where first run
Mutual Movies may be seen, Each
Friday a Famous Player Film Pro-
duction is shown with a star actress
or actor in the leading role OF some
popular success. On Friday, January
9Th, Cyril Scott in Augustus Thomas
greatest success ARIZONA" will be
presented, on January 18th Laura
Sawyer in port of Doom willscome,
on January 23ra, James O'Neil will
appear in his greatest success "The
Count OF Monte Chisto and on Janu-
airy Goth, the greatest of Modern
Spectacles: 'sThe Fall of CONSTANT
nople" will be shown in all its ter
rible detail. Stamper and Lyons,
great rag-time singing act are heard
in a new song at each show. Their
songs are changed daily.
Edisons Talking Pictures will
play return date at the Academy
on Sunday and Monday, January Is
and 10th with an entirely new series
of subjects. On Wednesday, January
2Sth, "The Traffic, a White Slave
Study and said to be the greatest
morality play ever written will be
\ presented anu dluOuS lie otheI pi5
attractions booked for this house,
"The Leper", peg O. My Heart,
Hartley Manners great success, "Lit'
tie Sister,, great underworld play
and Fiske O'Hara in new play are
conspicuous.
The Auditorium has arranged with
LYMAN TT Howe to present his latest
Travel Festival on the evenings Of
January 28th and goth. The chief
feature of Mr.. Howe's wonderful ex-
hibition this time will be review Of
the actual work Of the United States
jD diggig and building the Panama
| Canal, the greatest piece of, engineer
ing work of all times. Every Amerl-
can should take advantage of the op-
port-nity and see just what has been
done by this country down in Pana-
ma
The class of pictures which the
Rex, the beautiful little photoplay
4 house next door to the Jeffers, is
showing. is fast gaining host of
friends. The policy OF showing three
corking good reels of pictures accom-
panied by good music at miniiil~n,-
price OF five csats .is attractive.