The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
LILPl]TIANS 10 :. COME TO BLJOU
Rose Royal Midsets Appear On Vaudeville Bill At Loew's
 . Next Week

What is said to be the cleverest com. pany of Lilliputians, 25 of them, was brought from the Continent a short time ago by Ike Rose, and these men and women, some of them but two feet four inches, in height, will appear at Loew's Bijou all of next week, begin ming Monday afternoon. >-,,h'
 Among this. aggregation is the wn- liams troupe, an important link. of the Royal Midgets. and two of the feature performers are Princess Lucille, who is but two feet four inches in height, and only 15 years old, and her brother, Prince Colibri, two feet six inches tall, and 19 years of age. < There is also Harry Arno, the Julian Eltinge of the midget world, and q wonder as a fe- male impersonator, while Theodore and Henry Bors furnish the. humor of the situation, and little Carl Stevens al- ways wins a warm spot in the heart of his audience. A. ,s
 In addition to this extraordinary headline offering, next weeks vaude- vile bill includes the blackface come dian, Jack Goldie, and, a speciality en- titled, ':Kipling Suggestion" by the comedy team, Melton and Marshall.
 Next weeks screen feature, starring Viola Dana, is the Metro production, "In Search of Thrill. declared to be Miss, Dana's liveliest, comedy. melo- drama, in which she enacts the part of pleasure-mad American flapper in Paris. 5, :. Ai. # 5.e.
 Biitmore's society orchestra of 12, under Director Charles Pinto, with Nina Brandon, Z.egfelt Follies star, and the dancing Lyons Sisters, will continue as the headline vaudeville at traction of this present week, and promises to continue as the recipient of ovations as has been the case at every performance so far. Other acts to be seen Friday and Saturday in- clude The Love Teacher by Ben Ross and Anna Maybelle; Something New" by E. J. Moore, and the latest offerings by Marjorie Burton. 'The Joy Girl of, Songland,' with Jean and tacular novelty doings. aa..
 .sThe virginian," the great American romance, will continue as the screen feature for the remainder of this week.
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 Four suaye young gentlemen of un- deniable wit and .cleyerness began bidding for the major rOars of Lyric patrons Thursday. on a weekend pro- gram offering, quintet of palatable skits. The boys, Dave Gardiner, Paul Kelley, Gus Cuneo and Arthur Hill. followed a most finished exhibition of lariat stunts. by Dallas Walker, They were billed as the Waco novelty four, and included a series of sparkling songs, vaudeville bits and general high caliber entertaining. A home-fashioned orchestra brought generous and pro- longed applause.
 A little two-act farce bedroom. of course, "0h Chetney," with Drew, Ruth Hale,. Prince and Argos, with the coun- setting, began a bit slowly, but finished uproariously. The lines were little. broad, but thoroughly eff fective. 1.>f
 Two boys helped the principals. in Four Diamonds to make song and dance skit most satisfactory. In addi- tion to the regular stock roller skating material offered in Keney, Mason and School. The artists gave some really unique exhibitions. ~% X The orchestra offered one of its usual excellent SDrograms-R K