The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-06
MISS WAKEFIELD
 HEADLINE ACT
 A! LOEW'S BIJOU
Splendid Bill of Superior Vaudeville and First-Run Photoplays Offering at
 Popular Playhouse

In announcing the programme for the coming week, the management of Loew's Bijou calls the attention of the theatre going public to the many headline attrac- tions that are on the bill As stated when this popular playhouse was opened to the public there would be nothing cheap . about Loews Bijou except the price, and the management point with pardon able pride that it has carried out this policy, and some of the headline acts that have been presented are the best there is in vaudeville; and the bill for the coming week looks better than ever.
 The big vaudeville headliner the first half of the coming week at Loew's Bijou will be Villa Holt Wakefield, the south's own big favorite. It is a long time since Miss Wakefield has played Birmingham, and this is her first appearance at popu- lar prices. and she will be sure of 8 big welcome.
 Miss Wakefield's charm, voice and ges- lures have endeared her to thousands all over the country, and her revue or songs ranging from babyhood to opera, show her always charming and irresisti- ble.
 Another big feature act on this bill will be 'The Saint and the Sinner" story of modern sociological conditions.
  the eternal triangle, beautifully portrayed. It is the tale of a wife, who did not love, and a woman, who loved too we'll the same man. One in the eyes of the world, was the sinner, yet the playlet proves it to be fact that their positions should have been reversed, if intent to do right, was considered. The situation reaches its climax when the two women face one another, when they believe the man Is tfa -17O Cl1o fnnG mo 0a 70 and the woman, who had no right to care. shows the depth of her affection
 Other acts on the bill will be Claire and Atwood, knockabout comiques; Hazel Brown and Charles Barrows in a musical skit called Back Home;" Lex Neal, Willie Segal and Ruth Franklin in an oddity in songs. fun and dance.
 Violet Mesereau in Little Miss No body" will be the featured film attrac tion the first half.
 The inimitable nut comedian, Harry Breen, disciple of foolishness as a means of providing fun, will appear for the first time in the south at popular prices when he heads the pill the last half of the week. Breeri is a comedian, of unusual powers, with a method all his own. His style is known as nut" absolutely irrespon- sible when on the stage who never knows himself what he's going to do next. He is the orlglnator or nut cOmedy ana has irnitators by scores and hundreds, but none who can equal him. From start to finish he never pauses or nesitates while he's on the stage and his whole act is Q scream.
 Breen was selected by Mime. Sarah Bernhardt as the stage manager on her American tour, which ended when she became i'll, and she paid him the complL- rnent of saying he was the funniest comedian she had ever staged. Only the illness of NTne Bernhardt made it pos sible for vaudeville to reclaim him.
 Mile. Tojetti, a plquant, fascinating French beauty, equally brilliant as singer and dancer, with Wallace Bennett, a clean-cut. handsome young fellow, have a musical comedy ano dance skit entitled ssGoing to the Party a gem among acts of it's kind. Mile. Tojetti wears some