The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

der the All-Star Concerts. is only a
 girl of 24. She has been singing at the Metropolitan opera house for twof years always with Caruso himself. Her voice has that same velvety tone
 that has made the great ,Caruso
 famous and recently in Atlanta, when singing La Juive' with Caruso, they
 received and answered ten curtai;I calls Miss Ponselle will be received
 with open arms next Wednesday eve-
 ming, when she gives her gala Per-
 formance at the Jefferson theatre.
 At Loew's Biiou. 'The Prodigal Father" comedy sketch of the high. est and most mirthful extract, will top
 the bill. You've doubtless heard of the prodigal son. bu. the father is new angle of approach. The picture for the first half of the week is Tho She Tiger" a story Of hate. love and
 revenge on the Mexican border.
 "Pianoville." with three most active pianos and artists oe merit and note is booked at the Lyric for the first of the week Everybody loves music | and this is the kind that they rarely get to hear in vaudeville. The picture | for this first half Is Tom Moore in Thirty a Week. one of the best pie Y, lures old Tom has made.
 For the last bill before they de- ! part from the city for the summ CT
 months the Maddocks-Parks Players
 will present. My Dixie Girl,' with
 Mae Park in one of those parts that
 the little actress has made so popular l Although the Maddncks- Parks Play CTS are leaving. the Majestic has at- 1 fractions galore to oVyer their patrons
 in Dan Fitch's all-star minstrels There will be new bill each weel'
 by these black-facel comedians and rs-e ,nt1 h,
 At the movie houses. John Barry
 more. who has won so much renowr
 thS: they speak of him as being ont
 of the greatest actors that has ever
 graced the American stage. comes tr
 the Strand for the week in "Dr. Jekyl
 ana MT. Hyde" Tn this dual role
 Mir Barrymore finds the medium O
 expression such as has never befor, been accomplished in motion pictures It is said to be one of the greates films ever produced and these wh' miss it will regret 1t always. It vii only remain at the strand for cn, week.
 Constance Talmadge has been helt over for two days of this week at tn Trianon theatre. the little star be ing so popular and so many ver turned away that hold over was nee esssry to accommodate her friends
 Beginning Wednesday. the Trianol will play Robert W. Chambers move picturized. Even As Eve"
 | At the Alcazar Wives of Men" story of a bride who round her newl ! made husband gazing ar the pictur l of another woman while his vow t | love. honor and obey her was S'il | warm on his lips. How it all turne' out makes a most intense and inter
 esting picture, to be shown at the Al | cazar for the first three days.
 Il Wallaee Reid. in "TLe Lottery Man, \ comes to the Colonial for the first tw days. with Houdini. the marvelou H mystery man in "Terror Island" fol H lowing on Wednesday. Every myster H that can be depicted is shown in tn HI movie. Terror Islard." and it is H thriller from start to finish.
 III Old Bill Hart. in two-gun ma III part. comes to the Riaito for the fir' II of the week. "The Bargain" is th | name of this film and that favorite ( II gun play and real hess riding maKt II thts picture seem like real old time H when-he gets his gun and starts u III action going.
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