The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07
HIGH ORDER Of
ENTERTAINMENT IS
OFFERED At LYRIC
Continued Engagement of
Dooley and Sales, Popular
Vaudeville Team, Is
Announced

Entertainment of the highest order
will be presented to the Birmingham
theatregoers at the Lyric this week
Such big features are announced for the
week as
Helen and Josephine Trix, vaudevilles
capable singers
A continued engagement for Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday of Francis
Dooley and Corinne Sales, one of the
most popular vaudeville teams ever pre-
scented in Birmingham.
Maize King, world renowned dancer.
Minnie and Jimmie Allen. in gorge
Gus song and gown revue and other
big attractions
The headline attractions for the first
half of the week will be Helen and
Josephine Trix and Dooley and Sales.
Helen and Josephine Trix are excellent
singers and they entertain in original
songs. Miss Helen Trix writes her own
songs. sings her own songs, plays ae-
compartments, and writes songs for
her sister and plays accompaniments
for her sister. This duo of talented mu-
sicians are recognized as Yaudeville's
most charming entertainers and have
been accorded high praise from vaude-
Vile critics. All of the songs are of the
descriptive kind and each tells peril
nent story Both girls dance both are
That Dooley and Sales will continue
their engagement in Birmingham for the
first three days OF this week will be
welcome announcement. There are no
more popular entertainers who come to
Birmingham than these top-notch vaude-
VILLAINS. ''Will Ye, JIM" is a very ordi-
nary question, but every time Corinne
Sales uses this sentence the audience
goes into laugh commissions. Dooley is
a comedian extraordinary and Miss
Sales is just as clever as is possible. and
the two are among vaudevilles best en-
tertainers Their act is a long laugh,
and the audience keeps clamoring for
more of the Dooley and Sales variety of
entertainment.
Other features for the first half of the
week include Sandy Shaw, famous Scotch
comedian; Maize King, assisted by E.
e. Marini, in dance jingles," and Keno,
Reese and Melrose, comedy gymnasts.
The headliners for the last half of the
week will be Jimmie and Minnie Allen in
a pretentious song and gown revue.
This act is regarded as one of vaude-
Fs.e's most, pleasing, and the two young
Il, 3,s-- a.. exceedingly clever. They en-
terrain in an excellent programme of
songs and the gowns which they wear
are stunning and of the latest mode.
This revue scenically, costumcally and
unsteady, Is in the height of good taste.
The action bubbles over with spontane-
ity and charm, and the scenic embel-
lishment is unique and refined.
Hal stephens and company, in famous
characters in various scenes will be
another pleasing attraction the last half
of the week. In this act the acting of
famous actors in the most famous scenes
CT their most famous plays are portrayed
by Mr. Stephens in a most capable man
ner.s Other attractions Thursday, Friday
and Saturday will be Lew WEIGH and
company in comedy sketch, THE Prod
igal Father" Come and Albert in ION
Their Way to School" and Garcinetti
brothers. European novelty hat throw
ers. The Lyric screen kilograms are
features at all performances.