The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-11
ADJUSTMENTS
AT LOEW,s HTyOU


 Friday and Saturday of this pres ent week will offer the last oppcr- tunities to see tts marvelou. per formance of Charles T. Aldricn. the ouick-change artist. with his novel effects. who is the headline offering of the vaudeville bill at Loew's Bi5ou. Other acts of merit on thS. bill include the novel comedy. Mo ments With Oui5a-" by Jean Mccoy and Ralph Walton, aleo the comedy skit. Happy Hoilow.- enacted by Chris Chisclm and Viola Breem. as well as the musical harp and song offering or CorteE and Ryan and the versatile aerial feats of Ruse and Rose.
 Movie fans will also have the last opportunity during the remainder of this week to see Tom MIX in his super production. Soft Boiled his first comedy special supported by Billie Dove. the noted stage beauty, and his famous horse. Tony
 RACHMANINoFF CONCERT
 Rachmaninoff, the world renowned pianist-composer, who will be heard at the Masonic auditorium Tuesday evening, January IS. presented hy the All-Star Concerts, will give one of his choicest programs here i'm cluding a number of his own compO- sitions.
 The entire balcony having been re- served for music students Exchange Tickets" being obtainable through their teachers at the small sum of 75 cents plus war tax. will give many music students the chance to hear this greatest of modern pianists-
 Of RachmaninofFs paying . sa- nous critic has said:
 There is nothing peculiar CT freakish In hts appearance and dis tracting mannerisms are absent from his performance He plays without broad of shoulder and with sober face. he sits at his instrument and plays upon the emotions of his hear CTS. A wonderfully clear and certain technique is at his command and through it he speaks the language lieves that in music the heart is all
 AT THE LYRIC Harry Cooper as Mr. Maxim in "Blunderg' is cut ont for bigger company that he Is appearing with this week at the Lyrics and this IS not meant to belittls either Miss Chandler who plays the part of Mrs Peerpont or Frank Pickett as Will liam,0 ,0the butler. Both are accom- plished actors, but the fact remains that MT. Cooper is the drunkeSs So- Der man imaginable His acting is as near finished in every detail as vaudeville players ever present Biunders, as lt name implies series of mistakes centered about the actions of MT Cooper as MT Maxim. a furniture appraiser. shares equal honors with Grace Hayes whose offering is anlabele6 and needs no Identification Just a VI yacious talented. good looking high stepping song bird who handles her self and her voice to the unstinted delight of her audience
 The Bruce Reynolds Trio open with what they call Satire and Melody The act is pleasing in the whole offering an unusually pretty young woman in Miss Virginia Bak- CT and two musicians Of the symcO- psting variety in Bruce Reynolds and Donel Sexton.
 Bidding Her Good Morninf- with Alan Coogan and Mary Casey is un- usual by reason of its refreshingly original lines. The plot. If such ic could be called, is es old as time eternal love
 The kids present seemed to take strongly to Bobbin Up and Down. clown bounding number with Billy Bouncer as the star. He is assisted in his offering by several boys. s1p- posedly from the audience The usual playa Pathe News. EAsOps Fables and a comedy are shown
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