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Show treat During act Mr. Singer Impersonates su.h . "tors as Sara- sate, Ku'cllk and otb. i, nnd his complete com-plete raaeterv of the dlMcult scores, together with hU character Impersonations, Imper-sonations, cannot lut fall to bo appreciate!.' ap-preciate!.' "TIim Racketl' produce some racket rack-et In the comedy lino which llwtened uood to the law iMidlenco last night. The act Is entitled "Hob Kilzslmmons In Evening Dress" and for real com edy and god music Is hard to equal. ilunca and Gideon also put on ft sinking act, white Mr. (Jldcon'8 specialty spec-ialty Is some legitimate piano playing. play-ing. Mable Bunyea tin a an enviable ,array of bewitching gowns. Hut her ability to bring forth flattering comments com-ments because ,.f personal charms i not bcr only accomplishment. She sings severul popular 6ongs. For clever Juggling a majority of the present day vaudeville tossers would look like selling plasters In comparison to "D Usle." who Is said to be the highest salaried juggler In vaudeville. It Is hard for a Juggler to please an audience but "Do Lisle" will please the Orpheum patrons this week. These, with one reel of good pic- j tures and the excellent music by the Orpheum orchestra, comprise an excellent ex-cellent vaudeville bill, which runs the remained of the week with matinees ma-tinees on Wednesday and Saturday. JH j j 1 ORPHEUM 'S NEW BILL Did you ever pee a vaudeville bill in which it was hard to pick the feature fea-ture act? Such a bill Is to be seen at the Orpheum this week and there are more genuine laughs to tho square Inch than any Orpheum bill has contained con-tained for weeks past. With the exception ex-ception of two acts it Is a laugh producer from start to finish and unless un-less you are a tombstone or Urst assistant as-sistant to an undertaker you will lough too. Of course those popular comedians and singers, Howard and Howard, are featured in the advance notices and they are dsenlng r.f the honor, having lost none of their ability as entertainers since their last appearance appear-ance here, but they must share this honor with the Evc-rn-Wisdom company, com-pany, which is seen in a verv clever comedy labelled ' B.'if eballltls!" It Is Indeed with great forthought that Manager Goss has reserved Howard & Howard for the last place on tho bill f..r otherwise tho audience would not recoer sufficiently from the severe attack of laughomanla to thoroughly enjov the remainder of the excellent bill. The Howards are npioaring thl.j year In a highly humorous act entitled en-titled "The Porter and the Salesman." Beth are excellent singers and tho character songs of the porter or Yiddish Yid-dish half of the pair are a scream. You will laugh from the timo tho Howards appear until thev go off the stage and believe thla for the truth that they had a dlflicult time getting away from the audience last nlht. The troubles of a basoball fan were never more truthfully or humorously portrayed than in the clever act "Baseball It Is." by Victor 11. Smalley and presented by tho IJvers-Wisdom compnny. The trio son In thin eketcta ore clever actors and their work compels one long laugh. "Baso. b.tllltls" contains a hit for nil wives whose husbands contract the "bug" habit during the basnbali season but they should take precaution that it not result in a inaouor similar to that experiences by Mrs. John Baker. To tho lovers of music, more especially es-pecially to those who are fond of the violin, the act in which Fred MnRor Impersonates "The Vlolln-maker Vlolln-maker of Cremona," will be a rata |