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tx TORIES upon which "Tish,'
which will be presented at the
~ Brandeis for three days, begin
ming tonight, with a matinee on
Saturday, is founded appeared under
the same name in the Saturday
Evening Post and are still fresh in
the minds of readers to whom the
three old maids, around whose per-
sonalities the play has been built,
are familiar characters. "Tish," with
a lust of adventure which is never
entirely satisfied, is always landing
plumb into the middle of some ex-
citement or other. She leads Aggie
and Lizzie through maze of
strange happenings, which they
alone and unabetted would pass up
in holy awe and horror.
A mixed quartet OF stars of the
operate stage are the Giuliani Four,
who will provide one of the featured
acts of the new bill opening at the
Empress today. Their program will
include both classical and popular
music. Another featured act will be
the comedy playlet, Save" from the
pen Of Grace Bryan, to be offered
by Minnie Stanley and her company
of players. Adams & Hickey, two
charming young ladies, will appear
in singing and piano act A dis
tinct feature of the bill is the ap-
pearance of Delmar's Lions, who
give splendid exposition of animal
training.
A special overflow matinee per-
Torrance will be given at the Boyd
this afternoon by the Winter Gar
den company, which is offering
The Passing Show of 1918" to the
delight of all the people the house
will hold at each opening. The big
company, headed by Willie and
Eugene Howard, with its long list
of clever comedians, singers and
dancers and its honest-to-goodness
Broadway beauty chorus, is making
record for itself and the house this
week.
Beverly Bayne and Francis X
Bushman will act right out on the
stage at the Bovd next week. start
ing Sunday night, in The Master
Thief" II is mystery drama of
the kind they have made themselves
so we'll known to the public on the
screen, and has been specially
selected for their uses in becoming
better acquainted with their thou
sands of admirers through presenta-
ton of spoken drama.
7. Roy Barnes, the laughing hit
of the show this week at the Or
pheum, with Bessie Crawford is
presenting "A Package of Smiles"
Emma Haig and Jack Waldron pre-
sent their original conception OF
song and dance. "Heartland," SYM
bolic playlet charmingly done is Of
fered by J. K. Emml let and Mary E.
Ryan. THE Current of Fun" is an
electrical act which is both mystify-
ng and amusing. These are but a
few of the features in the bill that is
proving extremely attractive to
patrons of big time vaudeville. 1t
is announced that next week Gus |
Edward himself will appear at the |
head of his own company in song |
revue at the Orpheum,
Reference is made to the Gayety |
fheater where "Slitkin A Slotkin,
Refined Lawyers" in the persua-
sive personages of Watson & Cohen
are appearing with Barney Gerard's
Girls de Looks" The production
is staged and costumed in the usual
Gerard manner, which means there
is nothing overlooked or to be de-
sired. Ladies dime matinee at 2:l5
daily all week. y
While were one to characterize
the Marcus show "Oh Baby in one
word that word would no doubt
be girls thinking of the peach
are a hundred and
one features that make the show
a never-ending kaleidoscope of di-
versity. None of these afford more
real delight than the vocal efforts
of Billy Dale. "Oh Baby will play
at the Brandeis from November
10 e, inclusive.
Walter Wits and Roy Binder in
Charles Dillingham's production of
"Chin Chin" which opens at the
Brandes on Friday. November J,
have won recognition as dancers
and comedians of exceptional abil-
lty.
Artificial lace that is more durable
than the genuine is being made by
a French inventor from cellulose. !