Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-08
AMUSE MEM is.

THE GRAND.-The coming of Mar
garet Mather on Thursday night for
an engagement of three nights and a
matinee brings to the locol field of the
drama perhaps the ablest exponent of
female tragic roles on the American
stage. liss Mather is no novelty to the
playgoers OF Los Angeles. She has been
here before, and the reception that che
was given then is but an earnest OF the
regard in which she is held by the local
patrons of the theater. For her
coming this year she offers
several plays in which che has
not been seen here before. The offering
for the opening night is enc that should
attract more than the usual attention,
from the fact that Miss Mather is today
recognized all over the country as the
ablest exploiter of the characteristics
that Tobin dealt with in his Honeymoon.
There is wrapped up in the warp and
woot of the stery all of interest and fas-
cination that can be contained in love
story and all the pleasing comedy that is
found in plays of its class. Then, too, it
is a standard of dramatic merit, and
from this standpoint alone worthy oil
notice. Miss Mather's company is said
to be satisfactory in the roles of this
piece.
Los ANGELES THEATER-The Los An
geles thester will be dark until Monday
evening, November 14th, when Professor
Tyndall, the famous mind reader, will
appear for two nights. 1t is to be re-
membered that Professor Tyndall ap.
peared in this city once before, at which
time such an ovation was rendered him
as few stars receive. The professor also
made himself prominent by hypnotizing
prisoner at the city Jail, and exacting
from him the numerous burglaries that
he had committed.
Peoples Party Candidate-F. j. MoII.
The Peoples party candidate for re-
corder, Mr.. Fred j. Mol, brought with
him from Wisconsin, when he came to
Los Angeles in 1884, an unsullied record
in the fulfllment of public trusts. He
occupied a position in the state land
office from 1877 to 1879, at which time
the newly. elected governor, Jerry Rusk,
now one of the members of the presi-
dents cabinet, solicited his acceptance
of position of trust as member of the
state board of supervision, to look after
the various public Offices in the state,
which position he held five years. He
has taken deep interest in the state of
his adoption, and especially in the pros
perity of the business interests of Los
Angeles county. He was the first to
see the opportunity, and made the first
shipment of winter vegetables to the
east.
He is full of energy and public spirit.
and has broad, liberal views on ali ques-
tions affecting the masses of the people.
He was the prime mover and persistent
advocate of cooperative beet sugar
factory at Cahuenga, and is now as per-
sistently working to secure an abundant
water supply system for the rich soil of
Cahuenga.
He is honest, competent and worthy
of any public trust, in corroboration of
which / have in my hands for perusal a
recommendation, unqualified, from J.
H. Wagner, chief clerk in state land
office.
Having become resident of the city
from the state of Wisconsin, take
pleasure in assuring the voters of this
county of their privilege in extending
their suffrage to most worthy citizen.
J. r. TALLMADGE.