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^^^^^''■■■-'■''^''^"'' ''■'■''^'■- ''■■ 'r^^ :* Variety ■ '-'■, ' ' ■" ^'' ■'■-■■■-■--■- r--'----' ENORMOUS SUCCESS \ BETUBN VISIT OF "WITH THE TETTRAZINI VOICE" f| OPENED PIUNCESS THEATRE, MONTREAL, HEAPUNER, MARCH 1$; li)2€i V MONTREAL'VTAB'* BAIDs . , Tundior. Kuch Ilk IIM Princess Theatre thtn wM b« few but carping erttln yibo wUl not flnd in this ifMk% bill «t the Prineesi much to enter- tain and to pteue. 'It baa Tartety to an nnuraal mtent and it alao poa i e aa ta much artittlo merit la tta« flnt place, there 1> Bert Brrol, probably 'ivltbout a i^r on the stage today as a female Im- peisooator, and also the possessor of a remarltable voice which alone Is worth listening to. Mr. brol has carried female impersonation beyond mimicry and placed it upon a plane of genuine art Hla work faf remarkable for its finish and its refinement. This ia all the more astonishing because Hr. Errol does not make the mistake of trying to deceive bis pnhUe. He takea them Into his confldeace almost from the outset, and does all sorta of funny little things to make It clear tliat he is a female impersonator, not a man wlio thinks he is decetvtaig the public that he Is a woman. His act imprcsaes because of ita genuine artistry, and alao because it b on the hJAest pume of entertainment with a wide public appeal. His sneecss Is a donbla one, therefore—one for the artist and one for the pobUc entertainer. Many Thanks to English Managers for Postponing Engage- ments to Enable Me to Again Visit U. S. A. . •> "■: MONTREAL "MERAUT-v ^iy'fill- Ta«Ml*y, M»«elil« ::::^y--^'S.r-l-y'hy- Singer At Princess Theatre Makes Great Hit With Audience Programme for We«k b' One of the Best ProvMed. at Yandevllle House TMfl Season " ' There are at least two nmnben In the prosnuBma' at the Princess Theatre this week that are In every way entitled to the term "star" tomt—Bert Brrol and Clare Howard. Otben whldi follow dooe up in the place of premier honora are the old favorites, '^Im Three Rubes," Bowers, Walters and Croker; the' Grenadier Girls, and Hugh McOormack and Grace Wallace. Errol, who is making hla initial appearance here after an absence of fomr years in Europe, is not <mly possessed of a remarkable voice, but he is alio <ma of the best female impersonators at present oa the yaudevllle stage. He dresses the part to' perfeotioa, bis gowns being creations which sppealed strongly to the feminine part of the audience, while his singing jrawers were so pleasing that a big reception recalls wcra accorded to him. "s;;r? 1^ 'Eas MANY THANES TO E. V. DARLING, Esq. FOR FOLLOWING ROUTE 1920 MARCH ISth. PRINCBSS, MONTREAL MARCH 22nd, KEITH8, BOSTON MARCH 29th, KEITHS. JPROVTOENCB APRIL 6th. COLONIAL^ NEW YORK APRIL 12tb. ORPHEUM, BROOKLYN APRIL IMh, ORPHEUH, BROOKLYN APRIL S6th, ALHAHBRA, NEW YORK MAY Srd, PALACE, NEW YORK HAY 10th, ROYAL, NEW YORK BIAY 17th. ROYAL^ NEW YORK 1920 BUT 24tli. RIYBRSIDE, NEW YORK . MAY Slat, RIVBR8IDB, NEW YORK JUNE Ith, BUSH WICK, NEW YORK JUNE 14th. BUSHWICK, NEW YORK JUNE Slit, MARYLAND, BALTIMORE JUNE SSth, B. P. KEITHS, WASHINGTON • ^ JULY 6tb, B. F. KEITHS, WASHINGTON . JULY 12th. B. P. KEITHS, PHILADELPHLi JULY 19th. B. P. KEITHS, ATLANTIC CITY JULY 2Sth, NEW BRIGHTON. BRIGHTON BEACH AU6c2ad. B. F. KEITHS* BOCKAWAY BEACH UNDER fBE DIRECTION OF HARRY J. FITZGERALD and ERNEST EDLESTEN