Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS. A

The GRAND. = Tonight Miss Julia
Marlowe will make her initial bow to a
Los Angeles audience at the Grand
opera house. She comes TO this city
direct from San Francisco, where she
played two weeks at the Baldwin thea
ater, to audiences that taxed the house
to it's utmost capacity. She was enthu-
siastically received, and the engagement
was in all respects phenomenal one.
The play for tonight is As You Like
| 1t, Miss Marlowe appearing as Rosalind, !,
part in which she has scored some of
her greatest successes. The trying diff
entities of the role are easily mastered
By her, and she plays the part with a
| frmness and good taste that win for her
the warmest praiee. Her Rosalind is 80
ingenious and 60 unaffected that che
hardly counterieits the man, and yet
produces sufficiently the illusion.
Sara Bernhardt says the following of
THIS young and charming artistic: II
desire that the American public should
appreciate at her proper value (and as I
| appreciate her), an actress OF great
merit. Ispeak of Julia Marlowe. Her
| diction is perfect, warm and sympa-
thetic. III her moments of passion, es-
pecially, she reaches the summit of
art:
Miss Marlowe personally has every
thing to recommend her to the public.
She has youth. beauty, and ability, and
is today the leading exponent of the
female roles of the best dramatic litera-
ture in the English language.
Her company is an unusually strong
NJ
man, was prominent member of
Modieska's company before joining Miss
Marlowe, and is strong actor.
Much Ado About Nothing will be
given Wednesday night; Twelfth Night
at the matinee Thanksgiving, and Ingo-
mar Thursday night.
The performance of Weber's romantic
opera. Der Freischutz, by the pupils of
Joseph and Madame Rubo, at the Grand
Opera house, on Monday, November
28th, will be one OF the musical events
of the season. There will be an orches.
ira of 25 pieces, under the direction of
trained voices, beautiful scenery and
costumes and fine scenic effects.
Among those taking part are Mines,
Schnabel, Collette, Brandt and Stocker,
Misses Loomis and Strohn, and Messrs.
Rubo, Kulner, Klepper, Long, Abbott,
LoDgley and Schnabel. Seat sale opens
Friday morning.
Los ANGELES THEATER.-Goodt things
are ever welcome, and the announce
ment that on Thanksgiving day and
also on Friday the very funny play of
Skipped by the Light of the Moon is to
be produced at the Los Angeles theater
will doubtless be received with favor by
the amusement-loving public, who
know how to appreciate hearty laugh.
Skipped is an uproariously funny play.
1t is full of comical situations and spark.
ling dialogue, and is one of the best of
the kind that the public is now demand
ing. Moreover, it is performed with
slap. dash and bang that is captivat-
ing and infectious, and naught is left in
the minds of the spectators an hour
after the performance except the recur-
rent echo OF uncomfortable laughter.
Fowler & Warmington's company of
comedians have an enviable reputation.
as they are all clever in their respective
cast.
Y. M. G. A.-The auditorium of the
Young Mems Christian association was
filled with large audience at the first
of the series of winter concerts. rbe
entire programme was of very high
order of merit, and was treat to music
lovers. Several numbers were heartily
encored. Following is the programme:
Nocturne Doppler-Messrs Romandi. Lenz
bsrg, Modtni Wood and Wilde.
lace.
Fantaisie, Terschaff-Mr Lenzberg
Palace OF Light. Batkin-Miss J. A. Padgham.
Too Late, Caryll-Mr. M. Manning
L; lie desir e.. Z komandi-Prof Dion Romandi.
Piano. select d-Mr. T. Wilde.
Song, selected-Mrs Bloodgood
= THO, opus ~, kummer-Messrs. Romandi,
Genzberg and Wilde.
The next concert will be under the di-
rection OF Mrs. Henry Ludlam and Mrs.
Jirah d. Cole, Wednesday, December
14th.
UNITY CLUB.-The Unity club lecture
series will be continued tomorrow night
at the Church of the Unity, where MIR.
w. A. Spalding and Professor Lundburp
Will discourse upon electrical science
and show some brilliant experiments.
Mr.. F: W. Wood will supplement with a
short lecture on the dynamo and motor.
AS this will probably be the last even
ing at which the admission will be en-.
tirely free there will doubtless be
large attendance. The club issues an
associate membership ticket to the
entire six months course for a nominal
fee-50 cents, its object being to cover
sundry small expenses, and not to ac.
cumulate any fund. All the participants
give their services in the GAUGE of edu-
cation. and with the desire to help the
club in its laudable work.
Loyal Temperance Legion.
Next Friday evening the Los Angeles
Loyal Temperance legion will celebrate