The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-21
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At L.oew's Bijou

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 week is one of pep and snap from | start to finish. and there is not dull moment on the bill. There are live all-star acts and each one could easily
 be placed in the headline class The picture is exceptionally good, it being one of June Elvidge's supreme efforts, ''The Woman of Redemption,' in which she shows ability. versatility and the highest conception of her role.
 Palmer, Albright and Palmer a trio of college men, render popular songs in manner that is most pleasing, their voices being good and the har- mony perfect. Frank and Milt Britton, as "jazzr artists using cornet, trom-
 bone and xylophone, delight their au- diences with weird. comical notes. These boys are clever funmakers.
 '"rhe Jealous Lover" is the name of skit which is offered by Luckie and
 Yost, and they convulse their hearers with their comedy and the prolonged, amusing situations that they produce.
 The Minetta duo is a song revue that is different They have an excellent repertoire of popular songs and they are clever. The Baader- -Lavelle troupe present cycling act that is crowded with daring feats and with their ex- ceptional riding they entertain the au- dience with thrills from the start.
 The comics and news events are ex- ceptionally good this week and every one enjoyed them immensely
 With June Elvidge as the star "A Woman of Redemption" is a picture Of exceptional interest. It is filled to the brim with exciting incidents and the climax is a surprising situation which grips the attention of everyone with its intensity and interest
 Miss Elvidge is seen in the role of Gene Romaine, girl of the southern mountains. Boss MoDaniels, of the lumber camp. who is "squaw man." covets her for his own. Her father objects to the marriage. but Gene de- cides to sacrifice herself rather than see him put out of his humble little cabin by the boss. But at the last min Ute she is unable to go through with U. She runs away and meets Tim Stan ton, son of the lumber tract owner. The two young people grow to love each other. They return to Gene's home only to find that Boss McDanieIs has been murdered. Tim is accused Of the crime, but the real culprit is discov cred in surprising manner and the picture ends with Tim and Gene rid ing away to happiness.
 At the Lyric
 Billie Reeves heads a big and clever corps of entertainers at the Lyric and the new bill proved highly delightful to capacity audiences Thursday even ing. "The Right Key But the Wrong Flat'' is the pleasing offering that af fords Reeves a big opportunity for fun and mirth. As a drunk" Reeves is :, riot and he kept the audience highly hilarious As the title of the sketcn implies, Reeves falls into the wrong flat and the situations arising therefrom arc coniical and aidespliting Amy Webb and Edwin Bedding are clever entertain CTS and furnish excellent support for Reeves.
 Maud Muller. perhaps, made the hit of the bill. She is an eccentric comedienne with an excellent voice. If applause Is a test. then Miss Muller was the fay- orite of the bill She entertains in much nut comedy and reminds one of Bert Fitzgibbons, famous nut comedian Aft. CT telling some stories and reciting sev- eral parodies she renders most excel- lent programme of high-class vocal num- berr. She possesses an excellent voice
 '"The Elm City Quartet proved itself one of the best quartets of the season. Every member of the famous four pos- sesses good voices and their programme of songs proved pleasing and enter taining. The Miss America" is a novel and entertaining vehicle, featuring Jean Waters. Miss Waters wears some stun hing and bold gowns and proves a clever entertainer. This act abounds in much comedy that proves entertaining, pretty girls and tuneful music. Kremka Broth CTS can be placed in class by them selves as acrobats. They open the bill with an act that proves thrilling right from tho start It is seldom that an aero bntfc act draws such applause as was ac- .af &A.rt. The Lyric Screen Telcgrams. among other interesting scenes show the Arnerf- can soldiers on their way to the Picardy battle front. The new bill. which will be presented today and tomorrow, is well balanced and theatregoers will be well and highly pleased with tho