The herald., 1894-10-02

I. OCTOBER 2, 1894.
with an entire new set OF living pict-
ures. They were beautiful in the ex-
treme and were q marked feature OF the
evenings entertainment.
The opening Of the second season was
a great success and it is safe to say
more, delighted audience never passed
through the portals OF the Burbank.
Manager Cooper has had the coneerva>
tory at the left OF the auditorium fitted
up as ladies' parlor and promenade. 1t
is csrpeted and furnished in elegant
style and will add materially to the
comfort and pleasure of the ladies and
children. A Dark Secret and the vau-
deville entertainment will be given
every evening during the week except
Sunday with the usual matinee on Sat-
urday.
HAZARDS PAVILION concert given
last night by the San Francisco Park
band was one of the good performances
that the public missed. Under the lead-
ership of Alfred Roncovieri, native
San Franciscan and son of the old 40
operate baritone OF that name, they
gave concert fully equal to that given
here either by Sousa or the Mexican
band that played at the midwinter fair.
Indeed they had five excellent soloists
as against three in Sousa's and two in
the Mexican. Mundwyler is beyond
doubt the equal of any oboe player in
America, and the late Pat Gil
more was authority. for the
statement that W. E. Schlott
had no superior on either continent as a
French horn player. Add to these Mr.
Caesar Csspair, clarinetist. Mr.. Logan,
futist, and last, but not least, Mr.. w.
Mshood as cornet virtuoso, and We
rick nothing in saying it was the best
concert in brass ever given here.
This afternoon they give matinee at
2, and those who have not heard them
will have chance to do go in an entire
change of programme. Mr.. Sohlott
will execute hia favorite Quand la Mutt,
from L'Eclair, performance in which
he stands above rivalry. An inspection
OF the programme will reveal q casket
of musical gems OF the first water, and
our music loving people should not over
look it.
1MPERIAL.-Thia pretty and deservedly
popular place OF amusement opened it's
second week last evening to q good
house. The new additions to the pro.
grsmme places the performance at the
mead of any vaudeville performance that
has been given in Los Angeles for long
time.
In addition to the fevorites OF last
week, the management have secured A
W. Hulme, the famous Australian bari
tone, who has rich, powerful voice,
and won repeated encores from his audi
eDce.
The principal feature OF the pro-
gramme, however, ia the performance of
the Braatz brothers, whose acrobatic
fests are simply marvellous. Particularly
so is the act in which one OF the BROTH
ers is carried up flight of stairs of
about dozen steps and down the other
side. while he ia standing on his head
balanced on top of the other brothers.
hat, The act must be seen to be appre-
ciated.
The bill will run the balance of the
week, with a Sunday matinee and even
ing performapce.
GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-If the SUCCESS
the management of A. w. Benson, can
be gauged by the reception accorded
Ship Alloy last evening, it will be very
pronounced. The house was literally
packed to the doors, standing room be-
ing at a premium. The piece has Just
enough depth to make it hold it's inter-
est up to the drop of the curtain on the
last act.
Thomas Kelly as Colonel Mapleson
Mulberry, manager of the Oriole Opera
company, is strong in his part, and the
part of Commodore Cook, as played by
William Brewer, was we'll sustained
Lulu Lola, an ambitious debutante, in
the person OF Fannie Liddiard, made q
very favorable impression, and both she
and Colonel Mulberry were repeatedly
called out.
The whole company is strong and will
grow in favor with the public. The
stage setting is very fine and the cos
tunes OF marines MAKE very pretty
picture. Ship Ahoy will draw good au-
diences.
At the toboggan slide the Mexican
Twenty infantry band will play
this and tomorrow evenings.
NEW VIENNA BuFFET.-A new pro-
gramme wss rendered last evening be-
fore a large audience, which was rem
dered by Miss St. Leon, Major Burke
and Miss Blanche Newcomb in con juno
tion with the Berth family orchestra.
New attractions are in store for patrons
of the house.
SIJGAR RERTS AT ANAHEJM