Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-01
Pearson have come to Santa Monica for
several weeks, and are residing in cot
tage on north beach.
That Famous Hungarian "Gulash."

Was you there? Wasn't it grand?
Well, Charlie, that is the most delight
full evening have spent for year past.
No Santa Monica for me this evening,
Jack, for I find the "Original Vienna
Buffet" corner OF Main and Requena
streets Is quite as cool and enchanting
as any seaside resort this side OF the
Rhine. There you find the profes-
sional and business men with their
wives and daughters, and the general
young men with their sweethearts, all
taking in this favorite resort on Satur-
day evenings, where the cares and tolls
OF busy life are lost in the pleasures and
JOYS of this notable retreat. This
evening will be no exception to the rule.
Every week new faces Of professional
artists are seen, and everything that the
popular proprietor, Mr.. Huber, can do
to make this amusement place a genuine
luxury to its guests is done, and
the public's appreciation has already
crowned him as the prince of managers,
for his ability in offering the best talent
in the city and for his every care and
attention to ladies and their escorts in
paying their visits to the Original Wen
ma Buffet. The social hall, ladies' rooms
and the main hall in this charming re-
treat have been neatly fitted up, and the
accommodations will be found entirely
satisfactory. Listening to the Hun
garian ladies' orchestra is one of the
richest and rarest treats one could de-
sire. The soul-inspiring music is simply
enchanting. The skillful ladies who
perform on their modern instruments,
every one of whom are professionals, are
considered to be superior to any ladies'
orchestra ever before the public in this
part of the world. The professional
speciality artists who will grace the oc-
casion in the Original Vienna Buffet
this coming week (opening to-
night are; Miss Lulu Martell,
in her fancy and clog dancing
with song, and she is without doubt
favorite wherever she appears. Then
comes Mr.. Billy McCollum in his Irish
eccentrIcities and society sketches
which have won him great applause for
his originality. Then the first appear
ance of Miss Darlington who will per-
form her celebrated Wing Dance, which
for unique novelty and skill will be
highly appreciated by the guests. In
terspersed throughout, of course, will
be the sweet strains of the Hungarian
Ladies' Orchestra, whose welcome to
this retreat can never be forgotten, and
while they linger but just few days
longer, it will be a loss to miss one OF
the rarest treats that Los Angeles pub
lie have ever listened to in the musical
line. Remember that there. are ample
accommodations for all, and ladies will
be specially provided for with their es-
corts. No charge is made at the Orig
inal Vienna Buffet as an entrance fee.
All are welcome and you are invited.
The management has also to an
nounce again tonight the great
epicurian's dish, The Hungarian
Gulash, which will be served with all
the ability Of the great caterers, Mon
sieurs Duphenee and Deloree. A.speoiali
free lunch will also be rendered to the
patrons, and on the European principle.
You may order your meats, fowl, and
oysters, salads and delicacies, of
every kind, which will be served
in Delmonico's best style, and
ON reasonable basis. Competent and
attentive walters will always be found
ready to oblige you, and this evenings
outing to the ''original Vienna Buffet, ="
corner of Main and Requena streets, will
doubtless be an occasion that will long
be remembered. and you will 60 again.
The commercial noon lunch, from IL to
2, is expressly designed and gotten up
for our business community. Already
many of our leading business men have
found this rendezvous to be par excel
lence, and the extremely reasonable
prices for genuine lunch here are so far
ahead of any other eo-called tirst-class
place in the city that comparison
cannot be given. Call then, and be
convinced. Come by all means this
evening, and make no mistake in
the location. The Original Vienna
Buffet is on the corner of Main and
Reauena streets. The new artists ap-
pear positively this evening. The
gifted ladies of the Hungarian orchestra
are about closing their season with us
so don't miss them this coming week.
Meals and lunch are served at all hours.
Our theater-going people must remem-
ber this fact, as besides the bonbons,
creaaas and lunches served at the Origi-
nal Vienna Buffet, the soul-inspiring
strains of the artistic orchestra adds to
theipys Of the occasion by satisfying the
tastes, making life harmonious and
sweet. Recollect that tonight opens a
special new bill of amusemenag that will
surpass all others. Do not forget this,
and be sure to observe that the Original
Vienna Buffet is corner of Main and
Requena streets.