The herald., 1894-06-10

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A Dress Rehearsal, humorous operetta
by Sims & D ehI, and Cox and Box,
comic opera by Burnand & Sullivan, are
he double performance that ia booked
for the 18th and 18th of June at the Los
Angeles theater.
A Dress Rehearsal portrays the incl
dents, humorous and otherwise, in the
dress rehearsal of a play which is to be
given by the young ladies of an academy.
1t con tains some catchy music and songs,
and is to be given by 20 to 80 Of the best
known society young ladies of the city.
Miss Katherine Kimb ball. who takes
the part of the principal OF the academy,
is we'll known as singer, but this is to
be her first appearance as an actress in
Los Angeles.
Mrs. F. r. Austermell- Dorm, as Gin.
derells, will impart delightful style to
her Improvisation, while Miss Bernioe
Holmes, in her part of the Prince, will
give very artistic representation.
The part of Mrs. Jarvey, a retired
actress, who instruets the young ladies
in their parts, is to be taken by Miss
hubt0 6bOu6Hlhny W nO u no Ia tulb PdTb ~
splendid chance for showing her talent
as an actress.
The parts OF the two spiteful sisters
Kimball and Miss Lottis Pinkham, while
Miss Orilla Donnell and Miss Maud Cul.
len. as Miss Pinchbeck and the Fairy
Godmother, will add to the enjoyment
of the play in their respective parts.
Tko g.. a. 18th ~rG
graceful dance, in which some charming
step dancing will be given by Miss Jes-
sica Rhodes aud Mics Sophie Swaine.
The comic opera Cox and Box, which
10 an adaptation by Sullivan of the
rollicking farce, ought to produce lots of
fun, "a it contains possibilities for
ludicrous developments which can be
imagined by anyone knowing the farce.
Carl Smyser Thrower, as Herr Box, the
German printer; Foley Parker, as Mr..
Cox, the English halter; and Winheld
Blake, az Sergeant Bouncer, who let's
the same room to tho printer and halter,
the former using 1t by day and the latter
by night, are so we'll known "a COM
potent actors that their names insure q
finished and artistic production. The
songs are catchy. the music is bright
and the fun of the dialogue immense.
The performances are to be given in
aid OF st. Johns church choir, and are
under the able management of Mr..
Frederick Stew eneon. Tickets will be
ON sale at Blanchard q Fitzgerald's
music store after 2 p. m. Monday, June
18th. No pains are being spared to
make this the moet successful society
event of the summer season, snd with
the following popular faverites and
talented amateurs ought to draw crowded
houses.
The cast for A Dress Rehearsal is:
Miss Jones .......... Miss Katherine Kimball
Mile Epinard Miss Grace D avid on
Amy Fihbs, Mrs. Fred r. Austermel Dorm
Sarah Ann. Miss Grace N. Sargent
sophonisba spiyins, Mrs Edgar D. 8 waine
Martha Higgins. Miss izabeth H. Kim ba /
Mrs. Jarvey ....... MISS Ade.e stoneman
Miss Prudence PinchDeck. Miss orrilla Donnell
Rosa Jennings ........... Miss Msude cullen
Myrtle Milleheur ........... miss Edltn Gardner
humpie. ....Miss Jessica hhodes
Maid....., ..... .............Mis, Jophie swaine
Remaining characters by Misses Gertrude
gelow, Wlnifr d Davidson. Flora Hunter,
Eliza Johnson. Mile Ice Tarble. Florence A.
t,ould, Mabel IAN, Winona Huntley, Maulee
Loeb and Mrs. W. d. Larrabee.
In Cox and Box the cast will be as fol.
lows:
Herr Box............. :. Carl Smyfer Thrower
MT COX .......'''' % '''-; vs}, III
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The Palm Leaf circle gave their eighth
and last grand ball OF the season last
Friday evening, at Henry J. Kramer's
dancing academy, on Fifth street. The
ball was, as usual, grand success, and
everyone who participated in this and
previous socisls given by the circle, have
thoroughly enjoyed them all. The
grand march was started at O'Clock
sharp and was led by Mr.. Max Eager,
accompanied by his charming sister,
Miss Rose Eager.
The circle was highly complimented
ON all sides for the pains they have
taken and the good management OF the
ball. The ommittees were So follows ::
Floor managers-Frank D. Donegan,
Thos. L. McCutchen.
vev Christiancy.
Reception cemmittee-Wm L.. kron-
nick, Peter K. Kronniek.
Those present we're: Meesr5. Max
Eager, X. A. Moore, E. Nsgel, w. P.
Walter, w. Il Martin. o Iceberg, r.
Dull, u. Smlthy OAhtlcb AhOiAtOb,
Johnston. Charles Schmidt, Q. q. Lebn.
hansen, II. E. Cam, Al. Smith, j. Leech.
E. q belein, E de Garmo, W. English.
f. Price, J. Hookstraddin, F. A. Fora
ter, G. NJ. Binbrook, F. Orr, R. F. Brain,
7. NJ. Phelps, o. II. Spirtenger, F. Hoi-
man, @. d. Black, j. Rice, B. Pickett.
Misses L. Eager, j. Schmidt, E.
Lacksy, e Wilson, r. Eager, t. Muir
ray, A. Bernard. L. Moriso. E he'll Stew
art, G. Kingsley. I. Georgia, Pearl Lud-
low, r. Bell, K. Bell, Gertrude Ludlow,
E. Frampton. @. Burger, E. Walter. Il.
Howell, @. Knoll, l.. Knoll, B. Jones, E.
Burgess, A. Daley, E. Tlftenberger, osle
Knight, @. Mellick, A. Haskell, Mrs.
Stewart
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Mrs. 1. N. Van Mugs of 715 South
Spring street gave card party tuesday
evening at the conclusion of the recep-
ton which had been held from 8 to &
O'Clock that afternoon. The decorations
were very beautiful and were greatly ad.
mired. Previous to beginning the play
refreshments were served in the dining
room and on the verands, which had
been enclosed and heated for the occa-
sion. The prizes. which were all OF
silver, were awarded as follows: Ladies
first, belt. Mrs. Thomas; second,
memorandum book, Miss Wills; conso.
LATHAM hnak marx Misa Anoall. oantIa.