The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-25

Palal5 royal tarce-comedy, and while
the naughtiness of the French has been
excised, none of the lines have lost their
cleverness. In fact, the brilliant genius
of that clever English writer, I. G.
Phillips. has frightened the tags and
gags until they are even flashing and
coruscating enough for the pretty lips OF
Miss Rice. In fact, she could not have
play better suited to her.
The new song, What Fellow Can Do
for Girl, got half dozen encores, and
when Miss Rice appeared in the new
cabinet specalties. in addition to those
of last week, it seemed as If the audi
ence would never get weary OF calling
her back.
The costumes were all extremely
fetching, that in the second act being a
marvel of daintiness and delicate beauty,
while the last act gave her an oppor-
tunity to marry a millionaire in ali the
bravery and elegance of a gorgeous
gown.
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SIMPSON TABERNACLE.-The Treble Clef
and Ellis clubs appeared in Joint con-
cert last evening. 1t was the fret time
the two organizations have been heard
together, and the affair was most sue
cesstul in all respects. 1t was a social
as well as musical event. The clubs are
the representative musical organizations
OF the city, the Treble Clef being C M
posed OF ladies and conducted by Mrs.
j. ID. Cole, while the Ellis club is mas
cullne IN its makeup, and is under the
direction Of Mr.. @. S. Walton.
The programme consisf ed entirely OF
choral numbers, which were given with
smoothness and precision. The clubs
blended admirably in the concerted Sc
lections, while those by each club we're
perhaps better rendered than at previ-
GUS concerts. Everything passed off
without any hitch of any kind. The
audience was especially demonstrative
and appreciated the treat afforded them.
The rendition of the various numbers
was conducted by Mrs Cole and Mr..
Walton. The programme was as fol-
lows:
PART I.
Welcome, Josef Rheinberger.
DayDreak. q. Peuret.
MAIDEN With the LiDs So Rosy, Jan Gall
Judge Ne, q God, Mendelssuhn.
Evening Prayer in Brittany, q. Ohaminade
Chorus of Pilgfims, kichRrd Wagner.
PART IL.
The Nun of Nidaros, Dudley Buck
Song of tie Triton, j. L. Mo1oY.
Night Song, Josef Rheiu berger.
Song from 'Ossian's Fingal, J. Brahms.
Lullaby, J. Brahms.
Hunting Song, Sir julius Benedict.
49,
HAZARDS PAVILION. opening
night, Monday, January 29th, Of the
paper carnival at Hazards pavilion will
be an event long to be remembered in
social and amusement circles in this
city.
While the entertainment is under the
direction of st. Paul's church, the mag
nitude Of the undertaking aud the ample
manner in which it has been carried
forward through the preparatory
stages has made it matter of public
interest.
1t goes without saying that in point OF
numbers, personnel and expense it far
exceeds any entertainment ever under
taken in Ios Angeles.
The first paper carnival in the United
States was given under the direction of
Mrs. John Gray, and che is therefore
fairly entitled to the distinction OF beng
its authorizes. 1t has been repeated
under her direction at various times and
places, reaching its elimination in the
magnificent spectacle given at the Me-
chanics' pavilion, at San Francisco, in
1886, with 1000 participants. The press
Of that city, without exception, pro-
nounced it to be the most gorgeous ecene
OF color and beauty ever Witnessed on
the coast. Every possible care will be
taken TO secure The same result here
Thirty thousand people, without re-
spect to religious belief, attended the