Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE GRAND-Miss Clara Morris, en-
tirely restored in health, will appear at
the Grand opera house on Tuesday and
Wednesday, December 18th and 14th,
! in Odette and Claire, plays which she,
in great measure, has made famous.
The company surrounding Miss Morris
is everywhere spoken of as a most ad-
mirable organization, fully equal to all
the requirements of the various roles
placed in their hands. Being entirely
restored in health, the famous star is now
giving The best performance in her life.
There is no question of the supremacy
of Clara Morris in the enactment of those
dramas that call for display of intense
feeling. The term emotional" has
been applied to her peculiar style of act.
ing, and has come to be accepted to
mean the powerful and stronger of
modern plays. Certain it is that Clara
Morris can command the tribute of tears
to greater extent than any actress in
America.
TURNvEREIN HALL--Professor Tyn-
dall's performance last evening was
even more remarkable than on the pre-
vious evening. The tests in thought
reading were rapidly and satisfactorily
executed. Many of the subjects in
thought reading were selected by mem.
bers OF the audience and were severe,
but he was successful in every instance.
Professor Tyndall prefaced his perform
ance with few remarks on the science
OF thought reading, saying, in effect,
that it was beneficial in tracing crime
and criminals; yet, if that power
was possessed By an evil-disposed
person, many innocent people
could be made to falsely accuse
themselves. While the professor was
performing a test blindfolded upon the
stage, crank was heard at the front
door, screen was thrown down and
young man ran through the hall and
upon the stage. Some of the audience
evidently thought an earthquake had
truck the building, and others were evil
IDENTIFY preparing to leave, when the pro-
fessor ouieted the audience by stating
that the young man had been hypno-
tized on the previous evening and was
told while in the hynotic state to come
upon the stage at 9:15. That accounted
for the uproar. -.
IAo PIOtSsSOl nlSsuCIlC tcslS NcI6
very amusing. One of his subjects con-
will, this morning at II O'Clock, confess
his many supposed crimes to Chief of
Police Glass.
Another performance will be given
this evening with an entire change OF
programme. 49,
Los ANGELES THEATER.-The benefit
concert rendered to Miss Josephine
Williams at the Los Angeles theater last
evening was an artistic success. The
programme was very entertaining.
The Angels Ever Bright and Fair was
we'll rendered by Miss Bertha Agnes
Pcilning. Miss Josephine Williams, the
beneficiary, recited The Lady of
Shalott in very effective manner. She
has sweet, sympathetic and charming
voice, and displayed unusually fue
dramatic powers. Miss Gertrude Bge-
low gave Fra Diavolo in a very artistic
manner and received we'll merited ap-
plause. Nh J. Bond Francisco gave the
beautiful number, Rockabye, kindly
volunteering to take the place OF Mr..
Tomaszewicz. who could not appear
owing to the postponement of the con-
cert. Miss Letha Lewis, Mr.. VIM.
Piutti and other artists appeared, all
acquitting themselves very creditably.
UNITY CuURCH-Miss Ray Frank is
highly talented young Jewish woman
who has won considerable renown as
lecturer on subjects akin to the Hebrew
faith. She lectured at Unity church on
| Tuesday evening to a delighted audi
ence on Heart Throbs of Israel, in which
she considered Hebrew poetry as evil
denced in the scriptures. She is OF at
tractive appearance and possesses most
enjoyable manner. 1t is to be hoped
that she will give the Los Angeles pub
lie another opportunity to hear her.
Mr.. Harry E. Reeves, the celebrated
/ baritone. was one of the features of the
evenings entertainment. He sang two
songs in capital style. Anchored, by
Watson and The Lost Chord by Sullivan,
which were heartily applauded. This
gentleman has an excellent baritone
voice and his advent in Los Angeles is
being hailed with delight.