The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-25
BlJOU VAUDEVILLE
Attractive Vaudeville at eiiou Today.

Attractive Vaudeville At 6'lou Iooay'
Spicy and full of unique offerings
the program presented at the Bijou to-
day is exceptionally good. mar
velous magician. a wonderful girl
swimmer, remarkable goat and dog
performers, and other high class fea-
lures will pleasingly entertain.
First on the bill comes dogs and
goats which constitute the PERSONAL
of the act known as Morales Pets, q
distinct animal novelty that has been
featured with the big circuses for the
past four seasons, Morales having been
the principal animal trainer for the
Ringing Brothers and Barnum &
Bailey circuses for years.
In introducing Morales Pets, partic-
ular attention should be given
"Queenie." the worlds greatest con-
tortion dog, who performs feats Of
contortion that would put to shame
human beings presenting acts of this
kind Another wonderful canine in
this group is Jack a 56-pound bull
dog whose acrobatic feats are wonder
full. The distinctive feature of the act
is Billy" the wonderful performing
goat. No animal in the world is such
a hardship to train as a goat and after
witnessing Billy's performance you can
conjecture the amount Of persuasion
necessary to complete his education.
Morales has quite a troupe and in
PRODUCES several new innovations be-
sides the regular routine Of tricks
usually seen in acts Of this kind.
Then Phil Bennett is billed as THE
Alpine Troubadour.' sings and yodels
to the accompaniment OF n either
which he plays in the characteristic
manner of a Swiss guide. Mr.. Ben
netts yodeling is a distinctive feature
he being without contradiction the bes
in this particular line today in tn,
country. Costumcd in the garb of :
Swiss guide he impresses one with thu
fact that he is actually as he repre-.
sents an Alpine guide from chalet
ready to serve the tourists in his ca
pacity of guide or entertain them will
his either and songs.
After this Cary Taylor and Mary An
Brown present a laughablc little skit il
one. entitled Miss Eorgetit," which af
fords this pair much opportunity t
create mirth.
Miss Brown is the chief offender i
the laugh producing festival, playin
an eccentric character, who forgets tn
word she wishes to utter and as n con
sequence is forced to resort to a Ian
guage all her own. Her colloqualism
serve to badly fuss" Mr.. Taylor VIII
appears as a nifty. up to- date travcI
ing man and the ensuing comedy an
songs are built around Miss Brown
original style of speed
Then comes the magicians. AS
class they are among the cleverest pei
formers grazing the stage, many
them, in fact. devoting as much tin
to perfecting their flow of humorol
patter as they do to their feats of LEI
erdemain
surpasses Carl Rosini, vaudeville's f;
NOUS magician and illusionist TIL
consummate artist with the able assis
ance of two pretty young women, 0
fers an act replete with surprises. I
proves once more the truth Of Il
time-Worn adage. 1.-The hand is quick
than the eye His illusions are mar
els Of beauty and mystery. Indeed, 4
entire act possesses tho unmstakat
marks of class that indicate the di
ference between mediocrity and exec
lencc.
And last, If one were to analyze {
attributes of the most perfect. me
lovely and most talked-of goddess
NEUROLOGICAL times. the result obtain