Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
The New York Casino Company at
the Grand.

The New York Casino Company al
the Grand.
Last night at the Grand the Aronson
Company reproduced Nadiy, to the de-
light of a very large and enthusiastic
audience. For tonight the Black HusSa,
is the play.
At the Los Angeles.
Miss Katie Emmett is giving a great
deal of satisfaction to those who frequent
the Los Angeles. She is playing Waits
of NeW York there this week.
Next Week.
AT the Grand next week will be pro-
duced The Great Metropolis, play by
George H. Jessup and Ben Teal. 1t has
made great hit wherever produced
At the Los Angeles next week, begin
ming Sunday night, Lew Johnson IS
Negro Minstrels will appear for the
whole week The San Francisco En-
dmi,aer says of this attraction: "It is
really worth ones while to witness the
refined performance of Lew Johnson s
Colored Minstrels.'
High School Lectures.
The first of this series of five enter
tainments will be given this evening at
s O'Clock, at the First Baptist church,
corner Sixth and Broadway. Music will
be provided by the Los Angeles High
School Orchestra and the Male Quar-
tette, Messrs. F. f. Nay, Ed Averill,
Harry Maybin and Frank Wallace. Prof.
Edwin Fowler will speak upon the
Tendencies of the Times" For several
reasons Los Angeles should give him a
full house. Being a student and an
educator, he fully comprehends the
need of perfect development of intel
lect and character that the Tendencies
of the times" may be rightly interpreted.
AS an educator, Prof. Fowler began in
one of the Eastern States, as teacher
in a district school. His advancement
was steady, from rank to rank, until he
became superintendent of city
school. From here he was called to the
college presidency of Edna, Mo. Later
he became member of the National
Lecture Bureau, and familiar to the ros-
trum. California people have reason
for interest in him as the author of the
California volumes of Bancroft's great
work, "Native Races of North America"
Stereopticon Views.
Last evening Mr.. A. H. Hutchinson
exhibited number of his stereopticon
views at the power house OF the Los An
geles Gable Company to large crowd,
among whom were the employees of the
company. These views were mainly of
Los Angeles and surroundings, and were
excellent in every particular. There
were 102 in all, of which twelve were of
the cable company's possessions and one
OF Col. J. G. Robinson, vice-president OF
the road. Mr.. Hutchinson is collecting
views of all the principal portions of this
part of the State, and will before long
exhibit them throughout the East. 1t
has been suggested that he be engaged
to spend some time at the Chicago ex
hibit, and aid in advertising Southern
California.
Illinois Social.
At the Illinois social this evening, in
Illinois hall, the register for visitors will
be opened. There will also be music by
an orchestra, novel instrumental special
ties by Fred Hollingsworth and others,
vocal selections by Misses Reginald
Rohrer and Amelia Grosser; recitations
by Misses Hattie Pearson and Petite
Harwood. The second part will consist
of the comedy, A Quiet Family, produced
by the Woodbury. College Dramatic
Company, under the stage management
of Mr.. G. A. Hough, in which the fol-
lowing will take part:
j. W. Kelsey, G. A. Hough, c. w.
Medlar, Fred M. Rawson, Annie L. Kel
sey, Nellie L. Woollacott, Engel G. Sum-
ner, Hattie M. Dixie.