The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02

philosophy, or rather hard common
sense" We should follow them out
Whit Wright.
THE ALPINE.
This house still continues to draw
large crowds of patrons. Mr.. Boyer
the popular manager is always or
the alert in presenting only the very
best of high class pictures. Each
night the attendance is good. The
Alpine is the house you "will eventu
ally attend" 1t is a house of class
and quality, so get in the habit of at
tending the Alpine.
THE STAR THEATRE.
We are always glad to call the at
tention of our readers to this popular
movie house. Since change of man
agement several weeks ago, Messrs
T. Clay Moore and w. f. Robertson
have worked hard to bring the house
up to its present standard of service
and efficiency. They see that only
the very best pictures are shown il
| their house. Each day some feature
picture is thrown upon the screen
and good crowds take advantage in
attending regularly. The Star Thea
tire is a good place for not only the
children, but for their parents to re
ceive instruction and amusement
Every Monday, Pearl White can be
seen in Pearl of the Army" Or
Thursdays the popular serial, "The
Secret Kingdom" is being displayed
On Saturdays, "The Perils Of the Cir
Reporter" are shown.
THE EXCEL.
The Excel still remains extremely
popular with it's patrons. This movie
house still retains it's policy in pre-
senting only the very best of photo
plays. For an hour of real pleasure
be sure to attend the Excel.
THE BIJOU THEATRE.
NINE. ROSES OCTOROONS AMI
THE GEORGIA MINSTRELs
HERE NEXT WEEK..
Next week will be a big week al
this popular house. Nine. Roses DC
toroons and the Georgia Minstrels
will hold down the boards, February
8, 6, and Z, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. An unusually large
crowd will greet this popular and
much heralded aggregation of per.
formers. This company consists of
about 40 members, and jolly bunch
they really are, in singing and dane
ing. They are hard to beat and are
among the best in the musical com
edy business.
Mr.. Milton Starr, the popular man
ager of the Bijou believes in giving
the people only the best of pictures,
and when the occasion demands and
an unusually good show is to be had,
he does not fail to let his patrons
receive the benefit of seeing a good
show.
After Wednesday night the house
will return to pictures. "The Purple
Mask" is being shown every Monday
and "The Lass of the Lumberlands"
is being shown every Saturday. Every
Friday night is known as Society
Night" and some feature picture is
shown. The Bijou orchestra which
plays on that night continues to prove
popular with the patrons of the
house.
Helms and Helms are at the Queen
Theatre, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Harry Reed died recently in New
York City.
Irving Miller, the "Bronzed Ches-
terrified with his bevy Of Afro-Ameri-
can beauties, with that fascinating
young actress Esther Bigeon are
playing at the Lincoln Theatre New
York City, fresh from four weeks
triumph at Gibson's Standard Thea
tire, Philadelphia.
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AND ORIGINAL GEoR.
eIA MINISTRIES COMING TO
BIJOU THEATRE.
Commencing Monday night, Feb.
ruary 5, the Bijou theatre will offer
Nine. Roses Octoroons and Original
Georgia Minstrels, said to be the
best colored organization since the
days of the famous Williams and Wal
ker. The show is at the Gaiety the
atre in Louisville this week and has