Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-08

his glasses, as only the veritable Pick
wick can beam.
Mrs. Leo Hunters Ode to an Expiring
Frog, was given with tempestuous Ell
| feet, at her garden party at The Den,
Eatanswill. On the opening evening
Prof. Dram achieved dramatic triumph
as Mrs. Squeers administering birthstone
and treacle to the pupils OF Dotheboys-
| hall and Mr. Barnes Smike was a cap
| ital piece Of acting. In fine, the Dick
ems people have gotten together more
than forty exceptionally good represen-
tations of the well-known masterpieces
of their favorite author, and are to be
congratulated upon securing SO much
fine dramatic talent.
THIS EVENINGS PROGRAMME.
The programme for this evening is as
follows:
Mr.. M. Lehman, manager in chief.
Overture: Orchestra, under the lead
ership of Harley E. Hamilton.
March: Review of the entire body of
participants across the stage.
Grand March: On the main floor, led
by Prof. Henry J. Kramer.
See-saw Margery Daw: BY all the
small children.
The Three Little Kittens: By the
Misses Baldwin.
The Sleeping Beauty, by Mrs. Langtry
and Mr.. Blake.
Music.
Mother Goose quadrilles
First Figure-Jack and Jill, Goosey
Gander, Queen OF Hearts, Hey Diddle
Diddle, Little Jack Horner.
Second Figure-Baa, Baa, Black Sheep;
10. Mosl
Third Figure-Little Bo Peep.
Fourth Figure-Sing Song o. Six
pence.
Fifth Figure-Ride Cock Horse to
Banbury Cross; Mary, Mary, Quite Con-
trary.
BY the Misses Hoist, Ellis, Hampton,
Bradshaw, and Messrs. Hagan, Hanson,
Pepper and Follansbee.
Cinderella, by little Misses Adams,
Lossen, Wiley, and Master Gelcich.
Song, Mother Goose Lullaby, Miss
Kate kimball.
Blue Beard, (a) Blue Boards Depart
ure; (b) Chamber of Horrors; (c) Fa
tima's Deliverance. By Mr.. Hoist, Miss
Soule and attendants.
Music.
Fancy dance.
Undine Rising from the Sea.
Mother Goose in the Bosom of Her
Family, bv all the characters.
Home, Sweet Home.
CARNIvALETrEs.
The candy booth, which has been
moved from the gallery to more con-
spicuous place, opposite the managers
booth, was particularly attractive last
night.
A magnificent branch of Mexican
yucca blossoms, in full bloom, has been
added to the attractions at the Rose
booth.
AT the boutonniere booth is vase of
brilliant bird of paradise blossoms,
which is universally admired.
The refreshments-ice cream, soda,
candy and lemonade-are in the gallery.t
Sailed and sugared nuts are in the cir
culating library booth.
The WOman's industrial exchange
has booth in the northwest corner of
the gallery, where some beautiful Cali
fOrnia souvenirs are on SALE
The box office will be open every day
from 10 O'Clock q. m. to IL, noon, and
from O'Clock to p. m. for the sale OF
tickets.
Mrs. M. J. Woodward is the manager
in-chief of the Mother Goose booth, with
Miss Douglass and Mrs. Hagan as assist
ants.
Cakes for the ice cream booth and
flowers are needed daily.
The entertainment upon the stage will
be varied each evening.
Participants in costume must enter
the gate at the east corner, and pass
around to the stage door, on the north
General E. p. johnson was present last
evening.
Captain A. G. Jones mingled with the
crowd.
Judge Smith admired the gay scenes
from the balcony.
Frank Lowry attended last night.
The Old Dutchman made a palpable
hit.
Billy Edwards appeared resplendent
in new summer costume.
There will be tableaux in the different
booths during the evening.
Percy Schumacher was accompanied
by very pretty young lady, as usual.
A. Green and Mrs. T. ]. Weldon. The
assistants are Mrs. T. Barnes, Mrs w.
Gill and Mr.. Danskin. 1t is conveniently
located near the main entrance.
A large delegation attended from the
Heathman, including Mr.. and Mrs. W.
+. Heathman. els
Mr.. James B. Lankershim viewed the
ever changing scenes last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Caswell were
among the visitors last night.
Complaint is made that several of the
young men of the period carry around
their overcoats on their arm, although
accompanied in some cases by young
ladies'. HH
Mrs. Arcadia De Baker watched the
grand parade from the balcony.
Athletic John Thayer was noticed
among the spectators.
The Tennyson tableaux are now set
for Thursday night. These tableaux
promise to be very elaborate.
Pretty Lady Sennette carries sun
flower mirror for the benefit of the vain
Tennysonites.
Mrs. Scott Noble drew all the artistic
designs for the dragons.
There is mystery about the name
less prince in the Tennyson booth.
The Pelican robe at the Tennyson
booth is very much admired.
King Arthur (William Niles) appears
every evening in very elaborate cos
tune.
Mr.. Burns, of the Hotel Nadeau. was
in attendance with very pretty young