Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-02
ADJUSTMENTS. A
men

On Friday and Saturday, at the Los
Angeles theater, Mr.. Wilkes operetta
company will appear. Mr.. Wilkie is
we'll known in this city, and well liked.
He is said to have with him capable
company.
Mr. Potter OF Texas, now at the Cali
fornia theater, San Francisco, will open
the Grand opera house December Sth and
9th.
Dramatist and author are more hap
PLY blended in A. G. Gunter than in
any of his contemporaries Whether
reproducing play from popular novel,
as in the case of Mr.. Barn es of New
York, or novelizing play and giving to
the reading world a most entertaining
story, Mr.. Gunter seems equally at
home. 1t is not generally known, though
true, that Mr.. Potter of Texas was
originally written as a comedy-drama,
but the unexpected success OF Mr..
Barnes of New York, his first novel, cre-
ated such demand for Gunterian stories
that Mr.. Gunter rewrote his play in
narrative form. Mr. Joseph Wheelock,
who will be seen as Mr.. Potter OF Texas,
WAS ln0 lcduluS uldll Ill Ddu IOIuudtl
Madison Square Theater company when
Mr.. Potter of Texas was cast at that
house for production nine years ago.
1t is rather strange coincidence that
Mr.. Frank Sanger should now select Mr..
Wheelock for the part, and if eastern
critics are to be relied upon, neither Mr..
Frohman nor Mr.. Sanger erred in their
Judgment of Mr.. Wheelock's IS capabilities.
Theater goers will be delighted to
learn that Miss Jeffreys-Lewis plays the
lead in the company. Miss Lewis has
made many sad mistakes in her life, but
there are many theater goers who would
rather see her than any other actress.
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The ladies' auxiliary Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
will give a concert this evening at the
auditorium OF the association, at which
the following programme will be given
Piano solo-valse Etude .;;................. Raft
T. w. Wilde.
Tenor solo-Dost Know .............. .Rotoli
+. A. Bacon.
Banjo tlio--Euterpean Galop ........... Delano
Mr.. and Mrs. Delano and Mr.. Trew
Vocal solo-I VIII Extol Thee. Lord . Costa
Miss Lizzie Kimball.
Reading-The RED Fisherman ....... Praed
c. A. Dobinson.
Baritone solo-Legend of the CrosSbill Lemon
J. e. Fisk.
Arevaio Guitar Club-Fantasie OF Martha.
Miss Mabel Mcfarland Mrs L. L. TaggaAt, g exsS MISS
Lizzie Thayer, Mr. NJ. Carrizoss, NJ. S.
Arevalo, director
Miss Ethel Graham.
Reading-The Pilots Story ....... Howells
Miss Coral Harrison.
Baritone Solo-Bedouin Love Song. ......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Dudley Buck
Oscar N Klippcr.
COrnet SOIo. selected
MI CollinwoOd.
Male Quartette-Dancing Der the Waves
Alfred w. Hare, W A. E. Noble, j. w. New.
kirk, F. D. Chipron.
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Next Saturday is the one hundredth
anniversary of Mozart's death. Nine.
S. FabbriMu has undertaken to give
grand concert in remembrance thereof.
The best local artistes will participate.
The programme is one of unusual excel
lence. Mrs. Owens, the favorite mezzo,
will sing Vol che Sapote Miss Yaw, the
eminent soprano, will sing an aria from
Marriage of Figaro, and Jacob Muller,
the great baritone from San Francisco,
will make his last appearance in concert
here. He will sing Romance which
was never sung before in America, and
the celebrated serenade from Don Juan,
expressly arranged for him by Professor
Arevalo. A full house and great sue
cess will surely crown the undertaking.