The herald., 1895-05-05

the attention of the audience until the
close of the programme. and although
these artists were last on the programme
for two weeks in San Francisco theil
cleverness engaged the attention Of every
one in the audience until the fall of the
! curtain.
The male prima donna Stuart is to
! make his initial appearance here tomor-
row night. This artist is in demand the
world over. He is considered by mana
gers one of the greatest attractions on the
vaudeville stage. Stuart's voice is a
pure soprano. rich in qualify, of a wide
compass and as sweet and flexible as a
womaD's. He carries as many trunks as
a Saratoga belle and has more fine dresses
than a society girl in her first season.
A fortune is invested in his wardrobe
which is from the famous Worth estab-
lishment in Paris.
Ford and Francis, the favorite charac-
night in their original and clever comedy
sketch, The Tryst. have been retained
for next week. Mr.. Ford's topical song
| Wonder What Next They Will Do, is
full of timely hits and he is compelled to
sing from six to eight verses every light
His descriptive ballad, The Bells of Fate.
is a beautiful composition and he sings
it well. The dance introduced by Miss
Francis is clever and is always we'll re-
ceived.
The electrical quartette will be heard
in a new programme of solos and con-
certed numbers. Roger Harding, the
solo counter tenor of the quartette, who
is second to no ballad singer in the
country. has new song. and George
Kerr, the bass soloist, will be heard for
the first time.
Carroll and Neatly, the knock-about
song and dance team, are announced to
appear next week ina new act.
who will be seen at the matinee and even
ing performances today for the first time.
are Lena and Vatto, rhe Nawn's in their
entertaining Irish comicalities, and
MaZuz and Abbacco.
The bookings for the near future are
Jules Levy, the cornet soloist, Will H.
Fox, John f. Drew, the Rogers brothers.
and Reilly and Woods great extrava-
ganza company.
Church OF the Unity.-The Associated
Charities are enabled through the extreme
kindness of the Rev. Dr.. Jacob 'Voorsan
ger, rabbi of Temple Emaun-El of San
Francisco. to tender the residents OF Los
Angeles q course of popular lectures on
up-to-date subjects. DR.. Vorsanger is the
well-known professor of Semitic languages
and literature in the University of Cali
fornla who has been delivering series
of lectures on subjects now interesting
the masses. His Friaay evening lectures
are attended by large audiences. cosmo-
politan yet cultured in cha aracter, who
are intent on gaining information on
popular topics of the times His subjects
for the Los Angeles course are: Monday
May 6th-Cranks. Dreamers and Other
Crazy Persons; Wednesday, May sth-The
New Woman; Why She Is. What She Is
ani Where She Is Saturday. May 1lth-
Religious Superstitions and Suprestioiuts
Religions. These lectures haev been
highly eulogized by the press of San Fran
cisco and other cities where they have
been given.
The Examiner says: rabbi Voorsan-
gers lectures have been given to crowded
houses of intelligent people and advanced
thinkers
The entire proceeds OF this series will
be devoted to the benefit of the Associat-
ed Ch arities. Rabbi Voorsanger leaves
Immediately for Europe on protracted
visit after rendering this charitable act.