The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-16
ADJUSTMENTS
By EsteIIe Benthea Marlowe
LOEW'S BILL, CLEAN AND ExCEPTIONAI

| AFOuHu the 1lOCkt edSllJ bho
 greatest headliner of vaudeville acts
 coming to the Bijou this season for tuneful melodies and variety dances
 of the Broadway hits of today and former days, and supported by four other excellent acts, makes a com pfNte variety bill at Loew's for the first half of tho week.
 An exceedingly pretentio>ss musical and dance revue, in which five tal- ented girls furnish good music and
 graceful dancing, 1t Is In itself really miniature musical show, beau
 tifully costumed and with beautifui scenic effects. Three girls sing well, another a real devil. Is a nimble and vivacious toe dancer, quick as light hing on her feet. The other, buck dancer of no mean ability and the in- troductory singer man, complete this exceptional act, a clean, smart production.
 Fred Grey and company, the latter a woman in Egyptian costume, de- ciG ed attraction. who Is permitted to- say little but plays well. has as her
 better support, Fred Grey, smart gladiator with fun provoking person. ity but no brains, keeps the audience in an uproar with his foolShness. Ihe pair plays saxaphone selections well | Incense anu every EiFS
 Egyptian setting to buriesque With much comedy effort. A bungalow sometimes around o'clock a. m. is the scene of we'll chosen act of "A Doorstep Romeo, where a young man caller declines to take a skiddoo hint. A stringeo instrument, perchance lute 10 oai ance loot. Is introduced and the music continues from the finger tips or the Juliet while young Romeo executes q hulu hula until the old man pesihs his way at o'clock in the morning to work taking the sleepless, love- lcrn Romeo with him.
 Jack Reddy presents character study from life, with a nice appear ance. After a song or two, retires and while making up for his China town scene, does a monologue offer ing for his final impersonation or dope fiend. From observation with users of the drug, Jack wins the dog for an able impression of tr/ poor unfortunate, which together with makeup and green pot. Is very effee- tive.
 Let's Sing" After A futile at tempt to warble the boys finally de- eide to do something in tfs'ir line which Is not easy to excel. A mat begins the work. There is balancing. lifting. tumbling and comedy fails and conversation throughout the act. Their tricks are put off big league stvIe and scores we'll with the audi ence.
 Constance Binney in Something Different" a wonderful movie really worth seeing, Is really something di1- ferent in a variety vaudeville bill. 
 PRINCESS RADJAH AT LYRIC HAS TEMPERAMENT AND FIRE There is something peculiarly fas- cinating about the dancing of Prin- cess Radjah. Egyptian dancer, heao- lining at the Lyric this half. Ger
 tainly she has both art and tenn
 perament. and natural grace and
 fire that puts her dancing over. This. after all, is the test of success on the vaudeville stage. in which light
 Princess Radjah. as an Egyptian dancer. stands we'll to the front The act is divided into two dance themes, one representing Cleopatra In her
 death dance, the other thrilling Arabian "chair dance" Princess Rad iah executes both with a grace and abandon that Is stirring.
 When 1t comes to nut comedy,
 Zuhn and Dreis have no equals. Using a heated argument. in which each without much connection. but \ with fine pointedness, airs the family
 failings of the others kinsmen, the
 comical pair treat the Lyric audi
 ence to dose of nuttism that will
 long be remembered. zuhn and
 Dreis got applause all through their comedy act. "Dementus Americanos Habit Moth America" which means nothing in particular.
 Probably the next act in popularity
 is Jack Goldie's blackface act, "A
 Black Spasm of Joy" Jack Is a live
 customer and doesn't let things lag a minute between fine comedy. songs.
 jokes, and chatter. He gives the kind of act without which no vaude- vile bill seems complete. Doris Duncan Is very good indeed
 In her attractive little song turn. She has a very nice voice. Is pretty, and has entertaining selections,
 "The Boys From Bounce Inn" are wonderful entertainers, fine work and good personalities. which with pictures including Pathe News and Aesop's Fables. is about all except
 for the Lyric orchestra. which Is be-
 coming quite feature, their over ture being highly applauded. ANITA STEWART IN "HER MAD BARGAIN"-TRIAN Some people are interesting. roman