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NEXT WEEK AT THE THEATERS
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I ut --.<• theaters the coming; -..vlr.
’'’lie Atiai.ta has but oiu? ring,
1 ' should prove .1 genuine :
<'• . iettu < Tinsman euines to that
on W ... I'sthij' and Thursday, begin-
■ hi.- .. 'th maiiue • Wednesday, in “The
Rea Thing.” Alis.s Grosman is an ac
ross who e.tn !,■■ depended upon to
■.lai.e tin- most of tiny role intrusted to
. uno "Th.' It in Tiling ' dotibt-
• al’i’o.d her ample opportunity
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1 . .ra dei ill, offering at ti. ■ Grand
tie ■<■ 1: it- headed bj Mclntyre and
il.-it' a tem.i which has been enter
lui.ig tl;e;ite.-goers for many, many
xu.'tly how many it would be
iftte'o to enumerate. Their “Georgia
'I nst. ■ <•• never grow- old. Other
• ii.i on the bib presage abundant
■njoyment for the lovers of vaudeville.!
<ll o ■ Bunting and her company will I
si ■> all 1. wi <k at the Forsyth in [
!/■ .-' Laue.” Il is a 1 lav in which I
entire company should appear to
• .dvni 1.••.>. Miss Bunting and George
W'liitmk r. 1<- .ding man. continue to
Vi I.', popular with Forsyth au
diences.
At tie Lyric all week the bill will.
Li- llapi y Hooligan,” a rollicking sort
of play that is -aid to be full of laughs,
: tcliy iriusic am- pretty girls.
Tv Bijou offer.-, vaudeville and mo
tion picture.- of tin sort that has made
inn playhouse the rnecea for lovers of
that class of entertainment.
HENRIETTA CROSMAN WILL BE
ATTRACTION AT ATLANTA!
1 ■oiijei. tu;is rife as to where “The
Ren! Thing” ■ liters into the latest vc- j
■\ icii p. . -eminently fits II.•m i- I
■: . t’rosm: uh iin which comedy she
. be s-en t the Atlanta next week.
Soc! ■t; need carry no smelling salts. I
will not be a single recourse
■1 hem :.ive when the gentlest flash of
.umor tn lists a witti ism into its
lide. The anticipated suggestiveness
of titi. not materialize. There
I.ay b i. ny conjectures Just what
T'. Hi . Tiling” in this sugar-coated,
..it no; Immeoputhic. lesson play of
tim Cushing is. To that extent
■l. live up to her announced unbelief
ip stag, iessom. unless they be dis
e.iis-1 in gaily covered coatings that
■ ■ tlipe. the dose.
There ar. those .no will lay an in
i:i ting ■’.■ upon the elusive real thing
>y d --luring it is the “m.-w woman”
- • a th. pity teacht.-.. .Miss C’ros-
■ vin. ..s the widow, appears as the real j
thing in modernity and preaches the
•liib'Sophy of real thingness to her sis
' . ’hat tile latte may .-.i.ve to herself
in companionship of her husband.
This philosophy Is that a woman can’t
m vlect her mind, forget her face and
light her figure for the tidiness of
housekeeping and children raising ami
'w P p.o In the comraderie with man.
81.1 ..ven with this interpretation of
Th. Real Tiling" will b> noticed that
ii. - I'losinan wav.-s 11 ■ flaring banner
nor ca-ries no militant brief for the
“o' i.n.-ipation of women.” If emanci
pation it is to lie called, the widow
•a.ges the forging to the w.-i .-rs of i
.lie bonds.
Tm r ii-1 ..... .. K..■. G:;.yson mi- |
■ notedly is the real thing In a wife
1 . ... ■ -. .'I ' 0.-n.an i n tl '• part '
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ophy moralizes that :• wife must Jia \ .
The play op ns with -i W.dn. s.iav
matinee and continues two nights.
WEEK OF DEC. 11 BRINGS THE
i “TRAIL OF THE LONESOME FINE'
in the "Tiaii of the Lone-.m:. Pine,’’
critics admit that Charlotte Walk, r, for
whom the p ay was x -itt.-n. by Plug in-
tiful than as .lune, t.:. b : , moun
tain gin, though she finds h<->•- .
strange setting in the <'mob. a.mi
mountains, which 1 ~x . .;
I autilo ■ of th. bool;, ial.i .li, sc, r
jaud whi.-h Hug.-m W-.ilter Ir--
I fully adhered to.
I in the production ..bin wi. 1..- ...
lat tile Atlanta theat, .'o; tour uigli:-
.and two matinees, beginning n i, :
11. the mountain eham.-t'-rs which \i. r.
I followed by so many r. id.a- in th,
1 pages of th. I>ook, wi 1 be seen vis
j ized Lii’ 1... Billy Bean, th. justie- of
the peace, who runs the mill; his wife.
Ole Hun, > .ei smoking hei pip. : -|>. y.
il” Jud Tolliver, June's fathi
feudist; Dave, his nephew, and Lor. ty
Dave’s sweet hi rhi . . ■
of the mountaineers; in m t. car-h • .p,
of the players ha- 1., .-n .-• ... .1 to 1-
tray the bone and blood of tin South
land. The seat -ale will open Saturday.
Matii .•
Satm day
PAUL J. RAINEY’S AFRICAN HUNT
IS COMING BACK TO ATLANTA
At the Atlanta theatei Monday, l> -
cember 16, the famous Paul j, Rainey
fric.-in Hunt motion tu - ~
ture will begin a return . ngageinem
one w.-ek, with daily matin. .'.
These are th- startling motim pic
tures which the young \meri-an innb!-
rnilllonaire s.-cured during h y. ; -
travels in equatorial Africa,
Hundreds of lit - sp... ; m 1. of io
jungle beasts •■. iptur. .!
shipped back to the gloat Zoologn ii
gardens of tin ... ' . nl..
skim. 11 oplm s and s.-i.-ntim mt., . , n .
estimable value was secured. Mr. Rai
ney Spent ov. : a quart. o,
dollars on his trip, but de. ... p
use ~as his motion j i.-ti:. ■ ■ liny i>.
indorsed by the 'vie <1 ■m ~ ti
rr.titi.il -• i.-t.e
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rtTE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1912.
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Ai. lutvf.- iV Heath, headliners at the (fraud ail next week.
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lull t<» r : . iiijoy ’.ndit of <ii« wonder-
M INTYRE AND HEATH ARE
FEATURES ON THE GRAND BILL :
Ah-laty i.- and Heath. the foremost 1
Idm-kfa, • <■ .nr.'lit comedians of the I
world, will i. th- headliners tit the 1
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that tin-- two artist- wi-ie on. of rhe I
i big at:, -etioits iti vaudeville iii At- 1
hint i last -a son, and tiiat during their
’ • lie, ■■■ - 111 il All- impossible to se-
•V • p A ell in ;.<| \ ■ ||. They
I ■ t. idisi d ,-. t putation io, ii a . and
| sine, th atiimmieeni'-nt was mad-- that 1
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demand for -eat-- has been marly ea- i
parity. Ind i. i bolie\e,i 11;. Io will bl 1
.standing ootfi only left at nig t per- t
formant' -.-.
In addition to tln-si idg stat.-, Ota, y- t
go. ;■ Spanish violinist, will be on<- of .
! th.- ie -a This arii.-i is appearing t
I in A,i eri ■■ by speei.-il permission of tie- t
s -■ < nt. He is attached to ,
tie- royal • -oiirt, and is touring the -.rid t
appearing in tin exclusive vaudeville
theal- r-. il<- is -aid t<> b a marvel, and ‘
wherever in- has appear d has ut
traeted ttention.
li--. -■ <'onle\, a charming comedienne. <
issi-t'-i. io I’e.-.-y Wenrich, composer t
of not • il’ le another <>f-tbe feature I
attract unusu
tion, .’dis-- <’on ey possess,e,.; . .larin and 1
while Werircli, ;
I piano i- roll cd- to b> one ,f the 1
I ■ ariist- in th' inuntry. I
.laH i N -i and company. in a i-le.-r t
"d- -s« -• It; ' 'o'.elli and Gill- tt". in r
1 oiisi-nal eon . d.\ entertainment, ami |.
Livingstons, an Lng.i-h o
ol't' r -- it ilmtfrm.
lai f- ..Illi.- so: til, indie., and i j
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11., n K time since anybody in Atlanta has
•seen an act of this sort, it will undoubt
edly have its drawing power.
The main feature, however, on this
bill will be the appearance of Mcln
tyre and Heath. They will offer sev-
Elsie Meadows with "Happy
llooliir.ui" ;H the Lvric all next
week.
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era < utnedy sketches d n ing the w < ek,
hut, of cottrs , the “Georgia Minstrels”
will b< their mi.in prdseiitat.ion. This
is the funniest act of this sou that
was ev> r created. It shows two strand
ed a -tors walking utvav from their
broken down show, and the recital of
tie- . xperiene -s of tiles, two men is
funny enough to make > ven a sick man
laugh.
The bill is Well 1,;.’ im ed, and should
prove to be one of the best all round
offerings of tlie . . .-ison.
"SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS" TO
CLOSE LYRIC WEEK TONIGHT
"Th' Shi-pin-i ,| of I ~ Hills" i: full of
heart inti i' -t and dran otic possibilities
tic t are sure io find -. responsive chord
in Hu heart of every theatergoer, and
tlm sanu sterling qualities that, made
tie look popular ate brought, out in the
stage presentation. The company Is of
undoubted excellence. and tin perform
ance throughout wall worth wliii-.. A
matinee this afternoon and final per
formance tonight will close the engage
ment of "The Shepherd of the Hills" at
th, Lyra
"HAPPY HOOLIGAN" IS COMING
TO LYRIC FOR WEEK'S VISIT
* Ins Hill, under whose n an igeinent
cartoon play- have become ‘a promi
nent factor in fl, - theatrical world, has
been prevailed upon bv the booking
agents to make :i grand revival of his
big lie. -, ot y. ars ago. "Happy Hoo
ligan." A brand-new book and music
bus b.-. n pt. par. d, A itii a big -■ . nic
production, Au outlie new east of ac
tor, wile will I nd new zest to that up
roaiiously funny .-tinra, t.-r. so well
known to every man, woman and little
lif ■ .iuis , the i i. y Is bo I body ■ -
podc- of i ... , ong -.nd dam s, jn
which “Happy" and hi unhappy blot ,
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new line of "funny stunts,” as will also
Gloomy," riot forgetting the "Hooligan
Kids." who are as handsome as ever
and not a whit bigger than when the
clever cartoonist created them, aiot
thinking that their life and popularity
would make theatrical history.
The big show wilt be at the Lyric
theater all next week, with matinees
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday .
"MADAME SHERRY" IS BILL
FOR LYRIC WEEK OF DEC. 9
Every day Is bringing “Madame
Sherry " m ar. . to its local engagement.
Novel before have laughter, music, nov
elty ind beauty of production been so
thoroughly ano artistically combined as
in the case of "Madame Sherry," and
all who view the performance admit
there's a reason for its wonderful suc
cess, as to which the patrons of the
theater here yvill have an opportunity
Berth.i Leigh, with the Emma
Bunting Company, in ‘‘Lovers’
Lane’’ at the Forsvtli all next
week.
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sented at tie- Lyric theater on De-|
- ceinber for on. week.
EMMA BUNTING WILL BE
SEEN NEXT IN "LOVERS' LANE"
Th.-re are twenty two characters,
men, women and children, in tin- beau
tiful pastoral drama, "Lov.-rs’ Lane,"
i writt.-n by I'lyde l-'it.-h, which is to be
the offering of little Emma Bunting and
h. r player: al the l-'orsyth next week.
There ate four acts in the play, and
every ope distinctly unique and modern
. in it- . ou- eption and ariangeinent. The
bill will l» the offering all the Wi ek.
which '.ill inelud' the usual popular
I Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mat-
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ut derstand that there has been the
usual h- avy advance sab- that lias been
recorded tor everything that Miss
Bunting ha.-, offered.
"Lovers’ lame” is distinctly a plas
. sic. While th'".- are type characters
of ui.usual inter-st. there is logi, and
- philosophy in all that they say and do.
. Miss Hunting w ill piny Simplicity John
son, who |.-iso b'-eti brought from an
lasylut . to become a member of a min
i i.-ter's household. It is one of those
| character-’ that this little lady seems
to ev . In, it gives het an oppor
tunity to portray a gift and talent that
th'-’i.t< rgoers know . he posseses in liv
> lug oli<- of tiiose sort of characters.
Geo. Whitaker, as the minister, comes
back to .1 myorite role. He does this
sort of eharaet.-r better than tin- av
erag, " ior, and has never yet played
a role Os tills sort and failed to win
th.- highest i.-- ogrution and the.’. arm
■ •-I applause.
one of th. int, resting features of
"Lou !' Lan, ” will la- the appearance
’"f 'v. > of th. popular members of the
|- , "mpatty in femalf' job . of course,
'lt will b. comedy . but the admirers I
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• Brown, social leader «»f Hddys\iil» > ,
should provt! . rare trea;. while Rich- !
• ard Lylr. at. Bridu.-l, (hr cook. will i
share the cornedx honors.
There are several pr. rty, bright chil
dren in the pla\. and ihvse are the
same ehildrm Thai hav. be»n user’ b\
Miss Bunting in Atlanta .-in< < sh- first
5 made her appeaqanr.- her. . Th« \ are
clever as they h-v- proven, and. as a
whole*, “Lovers’ Lam ” should !>«• «me |
of the big Idt- of the winter to !< 1
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The stor.v of tin play opens in tin I 1
homo of tlw minister ut Eddysville,
mid hero develops th. story that will
hold attention for on ethihg more than •
I two hours. Tin . .mu act is in
Brown's gen. :.il stoic, in ip. util.- vil
lage, and here th. gosslpers and the!
people generally of th.- town will dig
deeper Into « hat is to follow, while th. .
third acene is tin back yard of th.
ministers' hoiis. showing his heauti-I
ful orchard ns it looks in autumn. The ■
last act comes six months later in the
spring, and these two particular .■•<■l.-
yvill give ih" scenic department the
greatest opportunity they have yet had I
I to prove real and genuine worth. Stage I
I director E. M. Leonard Iris proven to
< be a great man for demil, and it may
ibe depended upon that tin scenes dur
ling next yveek will add to the drawing
I power of the am.. 1 ion.
"Lovers’ Lane" is on., of the high
cost plays, ami ii is unusual that it
is ever seen ill stock, particularly at the
prices for which th" Bunting p.-rfott .-
ance is seen.
BIG BICYCLE ACT IS
HEADLINER AT BIJOU
The special attraction on next yve. k's
Bijou bill yvill be tla Myrmt-Bakei
troupe, on.- >f tie most laughable and
pleasing bicycl< acts in vaudeville. Four
people compos, this ... t There also
yvill be \V..lf and I. in a comedy skit;
Satti Hood, th. black face comedian,
and Brown and William: , in singing,
talking and dancing. The bill is di -
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