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Show MANY LAUGHS IN VAUDEVILLE Pantagcs Show This Week Has Humorous Element Predominating Laughs and plenty of them mark ih Pantages vbitoVvWc bill which opened at the t irpheum theater yesterday. yes-terday. A MCCeaaiOfl of acts In which the humorous elements predominate forms the major part of the bill. Largo I audiences were present at both after-Icoon after-Icoon and evening performances. Lead Ing for honors v Gail 111 r I TttJ Shop. Ic'oakley and I'unlcvy In a military salt sa-lt ire. "dver There," and a trio. Pear-I Pear-I son. Newport and Pearson, presenting "A Study in l'-p " The in vh-.p a t Includes a quartet of well trained Shetland Shet-land ponies and some dogf and proes delightful to the children. Others find 'the act amusing because the movement ! departs from the ronventional tricks and goes rather ln'o tfea more humor ous ground. "Over There" gives two blackface men opportunity to bring out ludicrous i events behind the front line trenches. I -A Study In Pep" present? some danc Ing numbers exceptionally well done and quite clc. I The ion suffering public has me entrlloquists by the score, but Fred Weber ha a real norfdltj which brings lout ales of lanchiT Vera W ah' n up pears In a song recital which was well I received. The Mlzuma Japs open the show with balancing feats. A young girl of almost Caucasian appearance inlso s.ngs well The movlo comedy shown this week lis really excellent, and the playing by the orpheum orchestra is also appreciated |