The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-18

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Los ANGELES THEATER.- there
will be in store for the regular first
nighter treat which scenically and
unsteady as we'll will fill his heart with
delight. Judging from the sale of seats,
the house will be filed to overlooking.
Pinafore, Her Msjesty's Ship, which
doomed up above the Los Angeles hori-
zon for the first time some IA years ago,
will cast anchor in the haven OF the Los
Angeles thester once more tomorrow
night, under the auspices of the Los
Angeles Operate society, of which @.
M. Pyke is such an able conductor.
Forrest Ssabury has painted the
scenery OF the good old ship, and that is
an assurance that both the port and
stsrboard views of the man-of-war will
be realistic and true to life. To make
her atill more ship shape and wsrlike in
appearance, the decks of her msjesty's
Pinafore will be manned by blue jackets
OF the Los Angeles naval reserve and
marines provided by Company A of the
National guard.
Those who have heard Patience, and
others who have heard the local talent
engaged by Mr.. Py ke to take part in the
cast, know that there will be very little
SAVIOR of amateur work in the per-
Torrance of Pinafore. Following are
the characters.
Sir Joseph Porter, K. c. b.. Foley Parker
Captain ''orcoran, comm 4nding H. NJ. 5.
Plnsfore.....- ..........C. Nj. Pyke
Ralph Rackstraw, able seaman ........
Dick Desdeye, disabled seaman. ...........
.................W winfield Blake
PPoatswsiu ~ H. ogie
M.dsh pmlte.. .......... Little Wi lie Cline
81 emit Marine. ..................E. K. sullivan
josephine, the captains daughter.
Buttercnp. bumboat woman. ........
or. az: Minnie hanee wens
Baldwin children; in specialties in sailor cos
tune.
Grand chorus of 40 select voices, comprising
sisters, cousins, aunts and able bodied seamen
Sgnor Dion Romandy. who will for
the occasion handle an unusually large
orchestra, has been retained to WELD
the baton.
w. II, Perry, the owner OF the
Los Angeles theater, has just had a most
complete electric lighting system put in
the house, which now makes it one of
the most perfect and best lighted
theaters on the coast. 1t is almost cer-
tain that Mr. Perry will not stop at
this, but will shortly have a new stock
of pretty and appropriate scenery that
will be fully appreciated by the patrons
of the house.
The Y. MICA. auditorium was crowded
last night with an appreciative audience
. kok - = - rxtu hrt
Ptof. w. P. Chambers and pupils. 1t
was the annual affair OF the kind and
the excellent work accomplished since
last year was quite evident. There were
no encOree.
The programme was as follows:
March, composed and arranged by Prof.
Cham bers, for violins, zlehers, guitars, banjos
and maudolins-dity pupils.
Violin solo, fifth air re-, 9. Dancla-M MISS
Retta Curtis, accom- panied by Miss Emily
Curtis.
Warrington Post march. J. souss-Nandolin
club.
Volin solo, Rigolstto fantastic, verdi-Miss
Minnie Leiscnner.
Deutsche Gruss F. Ringler-.zither club.
Either solo, IS r indezvous in Zillerhale,
F. Bsyer-W. P. Chambers.
Violin SOLO PastsrAie fantastic, B. singelee-
Mr. n erbert Smith.
club.
Che ry, Hunter and Chambers.
Violin solo, Revsrie, H, Vieuxtemps-W. T.
Cham bers,
Is nka, .. Fitting-Zither club.
Wsltz, w. Huntley-5anjo cub.
Liebeslieder, Lawder-Mlss Minnie Letsch-
ner, first violin; Herbert smith, second violin
Those who performed were: Violins,
Misses M, Leschner, E. Rshmael, +.
Msak, r. Curtis, Msssrs. H. Smith, O.
Williams, t. Hunter, d. NJ. Sutherlan d,
E. Hough, H. Bouck, 81. Kohlmeier, ID.
L. Hathaway, H. Cherry, W. P. Chamb-
ers; mandolins, Misses L. Noise, G.
Reesber M. Leischner, M. Curtis, M.
F. Swisher, A. Hernandez, Messrs. l..
Bradley, V. Rahmael A. s Grant, G.
McKeg, g. Baldwin, E. S. Warren, F.
K. Andrews, w. P. Chambers; gui-
tars, Misses NJ. Williams, L. Noise,
A. Miles, N. Nash, E. Lucas,
A. Wallace, E. Reesberg, 2. BosworVh,
G. Harrington, Mrs. A. Hernandez.
Msssrs. N. Bradley, H. r. Hathaway.
G. Scbwain, W. P. Chambers; banjos,
Misses l.. Williams, NJ. E. Thompson l..
Shirley, L. Schseffer, j. Foster, Messrs.
H. Cole, W. English, &. Lawson, E..
Munson. H. L. Hathaway, N. lowering,
! r. Hernandes, l.. Dursnd. W. 2. Cham
bera; zithers, Misses A. Hahn, NJ. DAILY,
G. Smith, Mines H. Harrington, A. D..
Bosworth, Mr.. w. Z. Chambers. Mrs.
| B. B. Croker was the accompanied.
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Los ANGELES THEATER.-Mr. W. H.
| Sherwood gave piano recital last night,
which was, unfortunately, not as we'll
attended as the renown of this cele-
brated artist warranted. The familiar
faces of the dlettanti of Los Angeles
were there, and Mr.. Sherwood
must have derived considerable satis-
faction from the fact that his wonderful
playing was receiving the full admira-
ton of discriminating listeners which
his talents entitled him to. The pro.
| grsmme included some OF the finest
sonatas and selections of the classic
repertoire, and Mr.. Sherwood's recital