At the PantagesCommencing with the usual matinee today at the Pantages the Three Yoscarys, Europe’s most sen- j . national acrobatic comiques, will j I lead the list, working in evening dress. The men have a pleasant ; stage appearance and the act is reputed to be among the leading acrobatic acts of today. The Thee i Yoscarys act is picturesque and j has been the subject of much favorable comment everywhere it has gone.Davis and Walker, colored singers and eccentric dancers, are a close second in honors.The Four Sullivan Brothers compose one of the few quartettes on the road today which is a distinct success because of their excellent and harmonious singing. Each one ! is a splendid soloist yet in quartet ! their voices are unexcelled. 'Dave and Percie Martin, in their comedy sketch, “At Hickory Cross- | ing,’’ for which they carry special scenery to represent an old crossroads, come with the best of recommendations from New York.Reui-Brandt, novelty cartoonist, in addition to the usual crayon work, draws funny pictures on the screen with the steam from his chromatic air pistol.Wm. D. Gilson sings “The Same Old Starry Flag,” and a new film of pictures will close the bill.