The herald., 1894-06-10
Announcements.

Announcements.
The Grand opera house stock COM
pany's repertoire Tor next week will be
Amy Marsden's The Player, q three act
comedy, and Forgotten, by Mr. Chas.
Kent, ss a curtain raiser, which will re-
ceive its initial production on Monday
night. 1t is bit of Bohemia, and the
author will impersonate the principal
male character, and Miss Jones will
play his daughter. The other parts will
be created by Mr.. Parker and Mr..
Hodges.
Forgotten is charming little episode
from real life. terse, truthful and dra-
matte. The Player, which follows, is
somewhat similar to David Garrick.
Gustavus Brooks. the principal charac-
ter, will be played by Mr.. Lawrence
Hanley; Mr.. Osborn will play Clifford
and Mrs. Owens, his daughter, and Mr..
Carter will represent Alberto Smith.
The two plays will hold the boards for
the week, and should certainly draw
large audiences.
The benefit for the newsboys' home
has been taken hold of by many ladies
in Los Angeles society circles. and
promises to bring in quite handsome
moiety in aid of this deserving institu.
ton. The romantic opera of Mariana
will be produced at the Los Angelo
theatsr on July 9th and 9TH. with
matinee on Saturday, July 9TH. Nine.
Fabbri- Mueller has been indefstigable
in her efforts, and has secured the as
distance OF the best professional and
| amateur talent in the city. Among the
lady patronesses of the benefit are Mines.
@. Severance, M. Hughes, Modini- w God,
w. H. Perry. s. Tyler, @. Parsons, j.
Hunt. w. D. Gould, E. A. Forester,
J. s. Humphreys, W. @. Furrsy, L.
Matthews, s. Grow, Ducommun, Hutch
inson, s. O. Huboell, E. Hollen beck,
Eastman, B. Chandler, Finney. Sails
bury, Slauson. Cook, Gillette and others.
There will be a chorus of 60 voices,
under the direction of Professor Stsmm.
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The music.loving people OF this city
have an event in store for them next
Friday evening, when the Los Angeles
Oratorio society will render Sullivan's
orstorio OF the Prodigal Son In the Unity
church. The public have learned to ex-
pect nothing but high class work from
this society, and those whose privilege
it shall be to hear them in this (Sulli-
van's) masterpiece will not be- disap-
pointed. Mr.. Bacon, the director, for
whole benefit this concert is to be given,
has been untiring in his efforts to build
mp strong organization here, and the
results OF his work we're shown in the
production of the Messiah last Christ
mas. People who like such music will
show their appreciation OF hia labors by
giving him crowded house.
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On Wednesday evening the Current
Topics club will meet at the First Meth
odist church, on Broadway, when Mrs.
Kate Upper Galpln will speak ON Our
Public Schools. As the subject is one in
which every taxpayer has some, and
every parent an intense, interest, the
audience is likely to be large; and as the
lady's reputation, both as speaker and
educator. is exceedingly good. those
present are likely to be both pleased and
prcfted. So far from charging an adj
mission, the management earnestly re-
quest the attendance of tue public in the
hope that real good may result to the
community from an evening spent in
considering question whose Importance
is undlsputed.