The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-21
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Theatres LyriI-keith vaudeville. Bijou-Loew's vaudeville. Maiestic-"The I,jttIest Rebel

oiJod-i<OcW NduueNlHt Majestic-"The Littest Rebel
 Photoplays Strand-EIse Ferguson in His Parisian Vife.'' Trianon-"The Mad Lover" Alcazar-Henry B. Walthall in And still Small Voice" Colonial-Dustin Farnum in Captain 'ourtesy." Princess Harold Lockwood and Mae lison in 'The Web of Intrigue
 Odeon Two-"The Iron Test" Rialto-Madge Kennedy in Day Dreams.
 ,deon one-Pearl White in The Light ling Raider"
 rand Ressemer-Evelyn Nesbit in 'I Want to Forget.
 "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath"
 Here are some of the comments of the 1ew York press regarding "Parlor, Bed oom and Bath'' the sensational New Fork comedy success which A. H. Woods will present at the Jefferson theatre on 'rday and Saturday, matlness Saturday, of this weekly
 "A laughing success. ."-Evening World.
 Situations that are excruciatingly ;nny."-Times.
 Full of laughs. sun.
 Two hours of laughs - Evening Mail.
 
 Tribune.
 "Tt made the audience laugh until the tears came.''-Herald
 "It has action enough for a two-family ouse. Evening Sun. The play will be presented with a bril- .iant company, including Eda Ann Luke, Iomer Barton, Marguerite Risser Noette Mines. Eleanor Martin. Gertrude Web ter Violet Barney, Frank F. Moore, ryder Keane, George Williams and John cernlock.
 Neil O'Rrien Minstrels-Jefferson
 With production that is entirely new he Neil O'Brien Great American Min trels will be the attraction at the Jef- erson Wednesday and Thursday, mati- rec Thursday, of this week. The popular Veil is now on his seventh annual tour, md is bringing to this city what he 'romises to be the best and brightest az cregation of minstrel favorites that this ity has ever had the opportunity of witnessing for many seasons. The com pany is large one and includes Neil oBrien, Johnnie King. Vaughn Comfort, Billy Van Allen, "Sugarfoot" Gaffney, Charles Larrivee, James G. Brown, Lea Larid, Grover Schepps, r. w. Branen, Barton Isbell. Charles R. Wright. Ted Farnum, George Miner, Walter Lynch, 'enlkin Jones, Nyle Verne, A. B. Rains, William Cawley, Dixon and Miller, Louis Tracy, Charles Strong, William Doran md Major Nowak.
 Among the features this season is new iketch by MT. O'Brien called "Meatess Day" which is said to be full of bright witticisms and laughter-co compelling sit nations, dealing in humorous fashion with an up-to-date condition which is taken so good naturedly by the American public.
 At LOew's Bij0u
 Two big vaudeville features were pre- scented at Loew's Bijou theatre yester- day as the headliners for the first half of the weeks bill, as well as three other star Loew acts and great photoplay extravaganza.
 character actor, was the big attraction, presenting a series of new types and reci- tations written by himself. He offered an old English colonel, famous for his bat ties in ndia, dope fiend. and lastly Civil war Veteran. He injected a lot of comedy into his act, and his material is all original and new. His work is finished and was appreciated by the large audi ences at the matinee and night perform ances.
 Ross Wyse and company are newcomers from Australia. featuring Australia s funny midget, Tony, famous on three continents. The entire company is re- markedly versatile, offering acrobatics, eccentric dances, comedy and new songs. Jack and June Laughlin are a dainty couple from musical comedy and their moments from their various successes is a delightful bit of entertainment.
 Phil Bernard and Louis Finnefty, a pair of Dixie boys, in harmony and fun, and the Dancing McDonalds, in eccen-