The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-28


the leading artist in his line on the
globe.
The paper carnival opens with signs
OF s crowded house at Hazards pavilion
tomorrow morning. There was grand
march rehearsal last evening, at which
the great floor OF the pavilion was liter
ally crowded with spectators. The open
ing night will be gala scene indeed.
Six powerful calcium lights will be
thrown upon the grand march, which
will occupy one hour in traversing the
floor. The majestic polonsise will be
danced before the English court; the
minuet before the French court, and the
grand cotillon before the Spanish court.
The booths will be beautifully illumin-
sted in honor OF the opening night.
The entertainment wac given in San
Francisco, in 1886, in the mammoth
building known as the Mechanics pa
vilion, and pstronized by more thar
80, 600 persons. 1t was one of the great
events of the amusement history of that
| city. Upon the day OF the opening OF
the Gale OF seats the crowd was so great
ss only to be equaled by that seen at the
famous Patti concerts. Of the spectacle
itself, the press was unit in the warm
est expressions OF approval.
San Francisco Daily Examiner: Beau
/ tiful and charming as is every individual
feature of the carnival, it is as one bar
mouious whole that its grandeur and
magnificence ia most made manifest.
Standing at one end o. the upper gal
leries, and taking in at one view the
gorgeous pageant outspread upon the
I floor beneath, one loses sight OF the bar
rem rafters, so great is the alteration
wrought by the wondrous play of light
and shade, and loses himself as he
gazes upon the moving throng that
| brings back to his mind the legends and
tales OF fairy lore more than words can
say"
San Francisco Daily Report: "The
procession, mar5halled as it was and
Unanswered upon a clear floor, instead
of in the middle OF dense crowd, as at
the authors carnival, was the most
effective grand march ever seen in San
Francisco"
San Francisco Chronicle; "The Me-
chsnics' pavilion was a sea of light and
palace of beauty last evening. :.
The inauguration of the paper carnival
was success beyond all precedent. E.
A more beautiful and enchanting
sight has never been witnessed in the
city, and no description could do it JUS
tice."
All the features of this grand pageant
will be reproduced here, and faithfully
carried out.
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Again is announced visit OF that
prince OF Irish comedians, Mr.. Daniel
Sully, who will be seen at tne Los An
Al. Al h., a~xA Eof
urday matinee, beginning Thursday,
February 1st.
Daniel Sully is the only comedian on
the stage today who is giving truth
full picture of the Irishman as he
is found in America now.
The type ne presents ia not the olden
ltyle of the sweet voiced irish lad who
wears knee brooches and a velvet coat
and who triumphs over the william with
the cone-shaped hat and cringine
method, nor ia it the rough, knock
about Irishman of the vaudeville stage
that hideous caricature that has won
some applause by it's crude, rough
methods and monkeyehinee.
On the other hand flames O'Brien,"
the central character in The Millionaire
lie a man OF business, q man OF brains,
Just such a man as wrests from the
world reward for his labors and ap'
plause for his honest manliness and
strict devotion to honor and business
integrity.
1t is the better class OF Celtic origin,
the clean cut, true blue Iriehmsn with
all his native wit, shsrpened and mel
lowed ry contact with the world, and
with that pathetic strain in his nature
which shines through every action and
makes him at once amiable and strong.
1t is the type OF man that honest men
and womanly women admire, and on
whom they know by instinct they can
lean with safety and comfort.
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The organ recital which ie announced
for February 9Th at Emmanuel church is
the subject of much interested CONVEX
sstion in music-loving circles. Mr..
Clarence Eddy is recognized ss the most
acc mplished organist in the country.
He presided at that instrument in the
worlds fair, and received the highest
encomiums from the most discriminate
} ing critics from all parts OF the world
His repertoire is very voluminous, and
he will, on the occasion of his recita
} here, execute some of his most difficult
and approved morceaux. Not only the
virtuosi Of our city, but all who are
touched with the grand and revealing
: music of the pipe organ will avail them.
selves OF this opportunity to enjoy the
: execution of one of the greatest masters
. Of the instrument.
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The public of this city will be treated
to fine entertainment next Thursds
,. evening under the auspices of the U nifty
: club. The wonderful Edison concert
photograph will give fine selection oil
!, 20 musical pieces, including selections
: from the Marine band, Gilmore's band,
! celebrated singers, comic speeches, plan
; tation songs, etc.
a Mr.. Mckee Rankin, the celebrated
actor, will also give number Of read
ings from the works Of Hamlin Garlan
I This promises to be treat that ought
: not be missed by our people.
: ABOUT THE POPULISTS.