The herald., 1894-02-21
HISS EDITH LEnnERT.

whose makeup was most gorgeous and
fetching.
Mr.. Hanley has a wonderful oppor-
tunity to display his versatility in the
varying phases of this comedy, and he
aval!ed himself OF it in a most artistic
manner. From Romeo" to a drunken
actor was violent plunge. In all the
changes he displayed finish, and his
right to be ranked as he has been. an
actor with brilliant future.
The cast was as follows:
THE PROLOGUE.
Romeo. ...................Mr. Lawrence Hanley
JuleI ....''............. Edith Lemmert
mercugio.- .....-.............M Mr.. Percy Hunting
epyTUilo'.'''' MI j. 3. Murphy
lypalt'''s.. ....--..-.-.... MI. Il. Roberts
THE PLAYER.
Gustavus Brooke, the player Mr Hanley
Matthew u fOrd, the banker. Leonard Grover
h1ohsrd Craddock, the squire. Percy Hunting
berto Smith the merchant. W. A, Vidali1
Thomas Jones' the sufferer. ......J. B. Murphy
Percy Basil Brown, the sleeper. w. G, Harrison
James, the bu Ter
Peters, the valet ''-''''.'''..'freo McGIolne
Ada, the heroine .........Miss Gertrude Foster
MIS-. Alberto smith. 49,. Mrs. Henry Ludlam
Myrtha Lowell Miss Lemmert
The Lady OF Lyons will be presented
as a prologue at matinee this afternoon
and tonight with strong cast.
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UNITY CHURCH. The subject of
Health" will be handled by Charles
Frank Jones at Unity church tomorrow
evening in very philosophical manner.
Mr, Jones has been close student of
is competent to show that the science of
healing is the highest of all sciences,
but sadly III its infancy; and that it
has remarkable sociological aspect,
which has heretofore been very much
overlooked.
Mind and matter in his hands will
also prove decidedly interesting to stu
dents of Oriental philosophy, but he
will not fail to apply the test of logic to
the many so-called faith curists" who
have pushed themselves into promi-
hence 80 much in this generation. Not
withdrawing his attitude toward the
faith curiets," however, he will dem
onstrate that the great purpose of life
of the divine minds to heal; in other
words, that nature is one grand process
OF healing and progressive development,
and that, ultimately, the perfect ideal
will be attained.
Los ANGELES THEATER. Patience,
with its host of pretty, love.sick maid
ems, esthetic crsnks. dragon guards
and charming music will soon be pre-
sented to the theater lovers of Los An
geles. Great care and attention is be-
ing devoted to the rehearsals by Mr..
Pyke, who positively assures highly
interesting and artistic performance of
the opera. The ensemble will be one
OF the most effective and strongest ever
heard here by comic opera company.
Besides the orchestra, which will con-
sist of about 20 musicians, there will be
brass band on the stage, which will
assist at the entrance of dragon guards
and finale. The effect will be most in
spring.
BURBANK THEATER.-The perform
ances here are greatly strengthened this
week by the engagement of Mckee
Rankin in the Danites, with Mr.. Rankin
as Sandy" part which he has made
peculiarly his own, and has proved pro-
ductive of fair-sized houses.
The male members OF the cast are on
the whole equal to the calls made upon
them, Mr.. Edmonds and Fred Cooper
doing the best Of the work.
The ladies of the company, however,
are not all as perfect as could be de-
sired, but the performance as whole 10
most entertaining and we'll put on. The
staging, as ia always the case at the
Burbank, is fully up to the mark.
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Arrangements have just been COM
pleted with AL Hayman, whereby Henri
Marteau, the great French violinist will
visit California this season. Marteau
will open at the Baldwin theater, San
Francisco, on April Goth, and will be
supported by Nine. Rosa Linde, Emilio
PIAZZA and an orchestra OF As musicians.
The critics of this country claim that
the present generation have never heard
such volinist as Marteau, yet he is
but 20 years of age.
r. L. Johnston, the manager, writes
that Marteau will play in all the large
cities on the coast alter the San Francis
CO engagement.
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DR.. H. G.. Spaulding will give An
Evening With Whittier, Lowell and
Browning, at First M. E. Church, this
"wednesday evening. The lecture ie
under the auspices of the Epworth
league, and is entirely free to the public.
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One of the coming attractions Of the
Broadway club is the Ladies' Quartette
OF Chicago, who will appear mere on
March 9th.
Woman suffra "a SITS.