Another not to appear here for the first time will introduce Hudler, Stem and Phillips, a versatile trio whose offering is fast variety, prominence being given to numbers. With Winter, likewise on their first visit here, are hand-to-hand balancers, acrobats, and "The Merry Widow," who are said to perform some daring stunts.
Foreign acts are conspicuous on the bill for the latter half of the week, one of them is Isabel D'Armond, the Australian girl, whose past appearance in America was as principal among the support of Jefferson V. Angelis in "The Beauty Shop." Miss D'Armond has made a tour of great Britain and her native Australia since she abandoned musical comedy for the vaudeville stage, and her return to the United States is recent. She is appearing in a musical skit called "The Demit asse Revue," written for her by Addison Burkhardt. Assisting Miss D'Armond in her entertainment is Bobby O'Neill, a clever comedian and sinner.
On the same bill will be the Cadets De Rascovne. They are a group of singers who have voices of excellent quality. The singers are garbed as they go.
WHERE THE CROWDS GO.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
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The Vivacious Comedienne, In
"The Girl From Kokomo"
A Breezy Frolic With Melody and Luster
EIGHT CLEVER GIRLIES
Hudson, Stein & Phillips
THE DANCING HARMONISTS
Witt & Winter
Equipments Involuntary
Emil Subers
The Cicero Sunflower
Walsh-Lynch & Co. 