The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-04
EIGHT PRETTY GIRLS AND LIVE COMEDD..ANS
 AT LOEW'S BIJOU
Management Commended for Patriotic Spirit in Col lecting War Tax-No
 Advance in Prices

There will be the sort of entertainment at Loew's Bijou theatre this week that malles place of amusement popular with every class of theatregoer There will be the finest quality Of Loew pic lures, and the best grade of LoeW Vaude- vIlIe. There will be features ln Dotn de partmenls Of excepuonal worth, and a blenulns or varIety tnat snould uiaAe up two oI the most satisfactory SHOWS that tue Loew Interests nave yet served l0il r mAs lan tneaLl esoers.
 IneaLresoeIS have evidenced & delight J in the lacL that there Was no advance H. { the prices ol aunllsslon to the busy thea Ire. The LoeW house acts as d govern ment Col4eeLor at us own &pense, III re ce4vlng Lne small tax set by Lne oniclals ] and has not auded one penny auo, 0 tnaT ! cUst he poucy ot contiuuous entertain msnt, 10 IL oclock uaIly, ls not only q. new fad, put convenience, that alloWs { ] prom4nenL meeuDg pAace at most any 1 hour.
 [ heading vaudeville for the first part of i the weeA will be the "Phun Pmends," a. combination ot elghL prettS girls anu two ] clever conieolans. There wlIl be a stage
 full of scenery and effects, a reprouuctlon ! of a drug store, and iots of Lnlngs will {, happen Wniie the act IS on. There will he l songs al new to this district. anu comedy tllS1t will arlYe om the keenasl attack or blues. Manning and Hal m tnelr ouuity. :, Always Late" will Introauce some new things In entertainment. They are rec ognlzed features on the circuit and there i are many Birmingham people Who have seen them in other cities, and who Will welcome them 10 the district Holden and Herren, singers and takers, are or the bill and will be heard from In every sense of the word, and the Vespo Duo, with 3 greater singer and q remarkable accordlonist, will register one of the hits
 of the season, unless all Of the impressive
 things that have been said about them
 in other places is all wrong. The Ram dalis, who are conceded to be the most interesting sharp shooters in the theatri- cal profession, will have an interesting contribution, and Carmel Myers, new screen star, will be the feature of the pie ture programme In the remarkable melo- dramatic sensatons The Lash of { Power"
 Coming the last half of the week viii be another big novelty In "Mlady's Gowns" with a company of pretty girls and graceful men. This act is novelty in every sense. The men are expert drapers, and the girls the sort not haro
 to look at, and easy to gown. The men 1 are going to take raw material and dress
 the girls in the latest Parisian creations.
 Clarence Wilbur, tramp comedian. vita a reputation for scoring hits: the Dunn
 Sisters, eccentric dancers and singers,
 who enjoy the distinction of playing
 Broadway longer than any other 'sister
 act;' Millie Olive, a charming little jug
 gler, and Zone Jordan and Zene, one Of
 the standard acts of vaudeville. make Up
 combination of variety entertainment
 hard to eclipse. Pretty little Madge
 Evans, the most popular of the children
 of the screen will be the feature on the
 picture play number, appearing in the
 amusing five-reel special, The Adven-
 lures of Carol" Loew's News Weekly
 and other features will add to the value
 Of the Loew show, dollars worth of en
 tertainment for 8 little change.