The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-06
ALL-STAR BILL OF VAUDEVILLE THIS
 WEEK AT LOEW'S Harry Sykes, Indoor Min strel and COlini's Variety Dancers to Top Big
 Programme

An all-star programme will be present. ed at Loew's Bijou the first half of this week, including five good acts, each worthy of headline honors
 Harry Sykes, a modern minstrel. win offer something entirely new and differ ent and really refreshing In the line oi comedy and songs. For many years he has been a favorite with minstrel organ izations, and his wholesome fun, catchy songs and clever dancing will make him one of the big hits of the bill.
 The Three Weston Sisters, a dainty trio, will offer a melange of music, in- cluding selections on the piano, violin and cornet, and several solos.
 Paul Francis and Rose DeMar, a clever team with plenty of musical comedy ex- perience, will offer new songs. dances and comedy talk. Miss DeMar is an at- tractive miss, who adds much to the suc- cess of their offering with her captivat- ing ways and highly cultured voice.
 Other acts will be Tierney and sabbott, in acrobatic, whirlwind and modern dances. and the Omar Sisters aerialists.
 The magnetic Lee children, Jane and Katherine, in their new star feature, swat the Spy,'' will be the photoplay of- fering. All those who prefer delight fully witty farce with light touches of sentiment here and there cannot afford to miss this picture. A high note of time- ly patriotism adds greatly to its interest and value.
 A big, exclusive dancing novelty will be the topliner at Loew's Bijou the last half of this week. It is called Colini S Variety Dancers, four young and charm ing. beautiful women and three men, all masters of the art of Terpsichore This is unQuestionably one of the daintiest and prettiest offerings in the dance line ever presented in vaudeville. Their open
 ing number might be called an illusive dance, as they present 1t with gliding movement, and with the aid of marvellous light effects and scenery they appear as if the seven were actually gliding over
 ice. The other numbers combine various styles of classic dancing, premier, pirou- cite and toe and Grecian dances Their final number discloses a perfect gypsy camp, and they include all the gypsy dances in their repertoire. which they present with all the wild abandon ano ecstacy essential to their proper presen- IdllOu Dt WHOle dct oiiON eitSiii " - true disciples of Terpsichore.
 William OClare, sort of Irish Harry Lauder with all the potentialities of ar Irish entertainer. with Mrs. OClara, : real. black haired. blue-eyed lrisi beauty, will be an added attraction or the programme. They will present re view of old-time Irish melodies, and l number of original ones. MT. o'Clar' is one of the noted tenors produced ps Erins Isle. and with his voice Of deel | feeling and Irish wit and humor. Mrs | O'Clare's graceful dancing-this Is orr of the delights of the present season l Other actswill be Edith and Anna Mar | love- in an artistic song revue Witi several expensive gown changes; Jlf 1 Haley and Jessie Noble, In comed skit called Failing For Her. writte I for them by Aaron Hoffman. and Dal i Ahern, who discusses topics of the mo I ment and of local nature.
 May Allison appears IS the star in Tn Return of Mary" the feature photopia' ! offering.