Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-09

was an honest expression OF admiration
from an audience which was character
lied by discrimination.
The costumes were rich, and the stage
was we'll set. The performance will be
repeated tonight.
The cast was as follows:
Belshazzar. ......... ........-...,.. III. manning
Zerubabel. ......... - Mr.. Modini Wood
Daniel, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MI: F. W. Wallace
Festus. ......................... Mr.. W. Il. DEITY
Nitocris NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs. Orr Haraldson
Antonia, ia,.......-...........M Miss Estelle Kendall
Shelomith ............... Mrs J 5. Owens
Myra .....................M Miss Pearlie Gleason
Angel ....M Miss Alice Austermel
Jewish Princess Miss Mollie Adelia Brown
Captive e................., Mies Challie Burnett
lamar ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. e.. Miss Grace Kofoed
Alfalfa. lia...................M Miss Nettie Shaffner
Zerlina ,... 49, =. Miss Minnie Baker
Principal Magi. ....s.......Mr. Z; spangler
Musical director. ........... Mr.. R. e. Paulsen
The chorus was made up of Mrs.
Thomas, Miss Paynter, Miss JOY, Miss
Maud Masac, Mrs. Larabee, Miss Legor,.
Miss Mae Forester, Miss Oswald, Miss
Kofoed, Miss Field. Mrs. Irvine, Mrs.
Bonynge, Mrs. Allen, Miss Ward, Miss
Davidson, Miss Wade, Mrs. Munson
and Messrs. Llewellyn, Bangarter, Os-
good, Chepror, Prosser, Williams, Peck,
Ney, Larkins, j. N. Womersley, Deity,
Spangler, Orr, Haralson, L. F. Shepard
and Williams.
Men and Women and Diplomacy will
undoubtedly do an enormous business
at the Grand opera house, the sale of
seats yesterday having beeh remarkably
large, and the excellence of the company
being we'll known. On Tuesday night
Diplomacy will be presented.
W.
"The Owl club goes on the circuit
during the week of June 18th, under the
direction of Treasurer Mansfield. The
part of the Marchioness will be played
by Lottie Beaumont, as Mrs. Beane has
gone north. Miss Beaumont is pro-
fessional who has recently located in
this city. The first stop will be River
."-[Los Angeles Herald, June 7th.
Statements that have been circu-
lated to the effect that the club The
Owls is going to visit a number of
neighboring towns, on sort of barn
storming expedition, are entirely with
out authority. No arrangements have,
ever been in contemplation for such an
excursion. The Owls are busy people,
and have no time in which to take such
extensive tours. ."-[Los Angeles Times,
June Sth.
The statement printed in the HERALD
of the 9TH was correct, excepting that
the trip will be made probably in the
week commencing the 22d. AS far as
''no arrangements" having been in con-
temptation the HERALD can state that
correspondence was had last week with
various opera house managers, and that
approving answers have since been
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made in the HERALD of the 7th was
based on the best OF authority.
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The Hawthorne benefit concert prom
ises to be one of the society events of
the season. Mr.. Hawthorne has secured
the services of the following artists,
whose names appear in the programme
given below:
Piano (a) An De Ballet ............. Moskowski
(b) Cradle Song. Kerjulf
Mr., Preston Ware owen.
Basso. The Wagon -. .............. Malloy
Albert Hawthorne.
0ei0' Aiesie Franz Meyer. Afn''
Contralto, Stella Confidente .... Robandi
With cello obligato by Franz Meyer.
Mrs. Hance-Owens.
Tom Barnes.
Soprano Unavoce POcofa .Rossini
Miss Grace Miltimore.
Tenor, Forbidden Music .. .Castaldon
J. P. Dupuy.
Baritone, Dear Heart .......... Mattel
Thomas Rowan, jr.
Soprano, Mignon Song .......',..... Thomas
Miss Grace Miltmore.
Duo. l Would That My Love. .Mendelssohn
Miss Hance-Owens and Mr.. Hawthorne
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Honest Hearts and Willing Hands is
billed at the Los Angeles theatre for
Friday and Saturday nights. John L.
will appear in it-particularly in the
willing hands part.
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On Monday night next Manager
Wyatt of the Los Angeles will take
benefit. A Royal Pass, with George
Staley as star, will be on the boards.
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