The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-27

 number, and this act is featured by the cleverness of the Church sisters, Alice and Clara The Revue De Luxe 1 is a comingling Of many specialtles. Harry Sigman at the piano is one of l the hits of the piece, and his selec- | tions prove popular and pleasing. A violin solo by Miss Adamay proves very entertainings and Peggy McIn- | tosh is very clever in kid impersona- ] tions. The banjo finale proves a pleas | ing closing number.
 1 The new bill opens with novel ex- | hibition by Walker and Texas They present "Pastimes on the Ranch" and prove themselves clever rope spinners and artists at fast knot tying. Al l Abbott has the second spot and as a 1 rube comedian and songster, is very good. He dances and sings and is one of the popular numbers on the pre- | gramme.
 1 Fern and Howell furnish the greater part of the comedy of the bill. They {, are blackface entertainers and keep | the audience in good humor. The bur lesque fight is a laugh and the act went well.
 | ThA Lyric screen telegrams are espe- cially interesting this week and show many scenes of interest and educa- 1 tional value. These news pictures are always a pleasing feature of the Lyric | entertainment. Owing to the delay in arrival of baggage, w. s. Harvey and company comedy equilibrists were unable to appear Monday night 1t was | announced that they would positively l appear at todays matinee and for the remainder of their engagement. At the Strand | William &. Hart scored another bit hit at the Strand yesterday where he l ture, Riddle Gawne'' The picture proved itself one of the finest in which the famous star has appeared | and it's reception yesterday was flat tering.
 Riddle Gawne' is superb story oi unrelenting revenge and masterful | purpose. Gawne is western rancher who has devoted his life to finding the slayer of his younger brother. who took away the faithless wife of the lad, leaving a little daughter, who is cared for by her uncle. western town is the scene of the story, and there Gawne engages in a desperate struggle against cattle rustlers amona
 
 been seeking, learns to love womar and has his revenge. The finale is 2 happy one after series of thrilling situations.
 / Worthy of being the feature of an,
 programme is the Sennett comedy
 Summer Girls" which furnishes any
 number of laughs. Pathe news is ful
 of interesting events
 | At Ano Tri.unu
 "To Hell With the Kaiser" the bis
 patriotic production that damned tn.
 Trianon theatre at all performance last week, is being seen by vas } throngs again this week, By specia
 arrangement this production is bein. held over the first three days of thi week and only two more days renal,
 in which to see this interesting photo : play.
 The picture is a terrible ndictmen } 1 of the Hun, showing German atrocitie and inhumanities. It lays bare the bru
 tality of the German war lords an, , makes every American glad he is ol the side of democracy in an effort !, ! crush such barbarism from the face Q { the earth. v This picture Is considered such good American" picture that the Uni ted States government has made ar , arrangements to show it to all worker in intuition plants and will in all lik e lihood show it to all army cantonment in Amedica Only two more days, to r day and tomorrow, to see "To Hel l With the Kaiser."