The comely and sinuous Miss I'aka. a
native Hawaiian girl. with her <>>ni
Uj/uy of five, all natives of I he islands,1
i<= Kivpn prominence on the lull foi
the flrst half of the week. There is
>< weird charm about the music of.
Hawaii, and Toots I'aka and her con;- I
panv are said to civu it most artistic
expression. The same program <>f \
n.uslc, soups and Miss Paha's hula-I
hula dance, which pave the Hawaiian?!
fame in New Vork, Is promised
l.overs of knockabout comedy and
homelv melody will llnd the l-'mir Har
monist': to their fancy. The uuart. t
ship?, dances aikI cuts up the nonsensi
cal mpois essential to this rollicking
fori.i of song rendering
Hecently from the Kuplish music
halls and almost direct from the Xew I
Vork vadileville houses come Hurley
and Hill ley, hilled as "The Pude anil
tin- Scot." They sIng, dance, exchange
'J.iaint patter ami do some queer aero
hatic stunts. They are expert uyni
nasts. who prefer to exhibit their pro
t'.-iency in that line dis
guises.
Another Rnglish importation is a
circus act programed "fJardner's Ma
niacs," in which two remarkahly versa
tile performers, man and woman, and
a troupe of "doR- comedians" appear,
presenting what Is designated as "a
TKT CHT INFIELD :
I
SLUMP OF MILLION-DOLLAR
OUTFIT IS ONE PUZZLE
V\ lillr I'euel Iter. Connie's Crnnil Were
Terrible SluciCfrNi \pnr(, Tltey
Uit Nothing.
topic in hasehall ha: brought
about -o much discission this season,
as the terrific .sluni|i which has clutched
lh? four members of C'.onnie Mack's'
famous "rni11 ion-dollai infield" of the
happy days when Mack was king.
