Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-01

for the grand royal court first part.
Comedians as Monte CristO testers, vocal
lists as gay cavaliers. musicians as Monte
Cristo fishermen. A glittering scene OF
beauty impossible to describe in words /;
$4,000 in gorgeous wardrobe, new n |
novel acts, new specialties, splendid
music. wonderful dances, realistic Greek
and Roman gladiatorial contests and
classic posturing; an immense concen-
tration OF minstrel stars. The original
and only Charles W. Goodyear; the
unique character artist. Charles f..
Schilling. the originator OF instrumental
comedy and premier musical artist OF
the world; the famous and most artistic
living delineator OF negro character,
George Fl. Edwards, the exceedingly
clever and entirely different comedian !;
the great trio, Symonds, Hughes and
Rastus, comedians and dancers; Bentley
Brothers great southern>quartette, the
sweetest singers in the world; brothers
Leonder, European athletes, the lithest,
strongest men on earth Clivette, the
wonder, the master, the greatest OF all
shadowgraphists professor Scouton's
famous band, and host OF minstrel
celebrities.
At the Grand next Wednesday the
eminent tragedian Frederick Warde, as
sisted by Mrs. ID. p. Bowers, one of the
most distinguished actresses AMERICA
has produced, begin an engagement that
ought to be notable in the dramatic an
nails Of the city. The play will be
Henry VIII, one of shakespeare trage-
dies that is rarely seen upon the stage
in these days. Mr.. Warde assumes the
character OF Cardinal Wolsey, and Mrs.
Bowers that Of Queen Katharine, with
Miss Catharine Coggswell as Anne Bo-
leyn. The gruff King Henry will be
personated by r. w. Turner, a dignified
and accomplished artist. G. d. Her
man, clever actor, will be the Duke OF
Buckingham Of the play. Mr.. Warde's
characterization OF the cardinal is said
to be an all-absorbing and powerful one,
and that in the part ne rises to the level
of his loftiest achievement as an artist,
in the scene where the cardinal accepts
as realization his fall from greatness.
HENRY NJ. STANLEY.
The sale of seats for the great event
on Saturday evening, March 21, will be
held at Bartlett's well-known music
store on North Spring street. Mr.. STAN
ley will deliver his only lecture in our
glorious climate, on the above date, at
Hazards pavilion, ON Fifth street.
Everything will be arranged in this vast
auditorium, SO as to give comfort to the
great audience that will assemble from
all over Southern California on this oc-
casion. An extra stage will be built out
for Mr.. Stanley to stand on, so that he
can be distinctly seen and heard from
all parts of the house. The large mum
Der of subscribers will have the first
choice of seats, and as it costs no more
everyone should subscribe.
DAN'L sULLY.
At the New Los Angeles commencing
next Thursday, March 9Th, patrons OF
this popular resort will have chance
to witness one OF their old-time favorites
in new play. Danl Sully has achieved
the most pronounced success of his ex-
perience in the Millionaire. It's New
York run was recorded as one of the
best comedy runs that the metropolis
has ever had, and. his starring tour
throughout the country has been Won
derful. The play, or comedy, is not a
musical farce, but smooth comedy. by
Leander Richardson, author OF Nat
Goodwln's new success, The Nominee,
and introduces some OF the best people
that have ever crossed the continent.
The comedy was written expressly for
Mr.. Sully and his clever company