The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-09
PRINCESS OPENING
 A GRAND SUCCESS
VAUDEVILLE SEASON OF 1915 STARTS OFF IN A REAL BLAZE
 OF GLORY.

The 1915 vaudeville season opened at the Princess yesterday the great est seasons opening this popular play house has ever enjoyed. and the splendid patronage and appreciation by two capacity houses was merted by the magnificent character of the fiveact vaudeville bill and the Key. stone comedy picture which closed what was voted 10 be the best vaude vile bill ever offered ia the city.
 The matinee was a record breaker and the night house was sold out hours before the curtain. lt was a stylish, well dressed and discriminat ing crowd Of vaudeville enthusiast which ushered in the 1915 season and it is no more thaa tae truth 10 say that several hundred more seats could easily have been sold at the night performance. The Priuccis- management, however adhered strict iv 70 Hhe late orders of the city orli c.aIs and sold only the capacity of the house
 As to the acts, if would he difficult to name the headline act of such a bill as Manager Owens had booked for the opening The five acts are all he highest class of vaudeville and d better bill could not have been chosen
 Madame Marion, the quickest wo man in the world,' who offers a play let "A Daughter of Proteus," iu which she assumes the seven female characters of the plot played under full stage lights, and with the most remarkable character and dress changes ever seen, was voted by many the big act of the bill Madam, Marion is most wonderful woman Not only is she complete mistress of tbe dcf.erent character parts. hUt her chances oi costue are accomplished in the twinklng of an eye and every change is SO startling as to be almost unbelievable.
 The Three Hockey Brothers viel with the others for headline honors. and to their credit let it be said. they stopped the show" with their splen did singing and acrobatic dancing act. This clever trio not only sing and dance but they do some of the cleyerest and cleanest comedy aero. battle work ever seen on the Princess stage.
 The Four Milos, the original radium platinum posers, in a most beautiful and artistic series of living pictures. could not be chased as other than headilers. Their work in this line is the best of all, and their historica' and artistic groups and individual posing won for them the uustlnted applause of an audience that fully ap- preciated the high artistic ability re- quired of such an act
 Kipp and Kippy. a muscular jug gler and diminut.ve maid. easily led the comedy section of the bill. with an act that is as full of surprises and novelties as vaudeville sketch could be. Kipp is the king of jug 4ItI9 anu ms piCJlf litLic doAIHLdHl lo also proficient in that line Theirs is a splendid act
 The jingle act of the bill is Livsey and Come. the tenor and the come dienne Miss Come is the original Sassy Little of Gus Edwards school kids" and she has lost none of her cunning ways and her cuteness since her appearance with this group Mr. Livsey is the possessor of a splendid tenor voice and is a yodler of marked ability.
 The Keystone comedy and the splendid new Princess orchestra rounded out a bill of real class.
 The same show is here again today, matinee and night Last nights eX perience prcsages a record run for this show and early reservation of seats will be necessary to secure proper selection. The seat sale will open at o'clock this afternoon,