The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21

lessor Tynuall's lecture and witnessed
his wonderful feats in undertaking, or
whatever it may be called. All that the
mysterious wizard said and did WAS
| keenly enjoyed by evory one present t..
| The lecturer was very tarcy in making
| his appearance on the stage, and after
waiting until $3.50 o'clock, the audience
became impatient, as might have been
! expected AT that hour the long-looked
for professor made his appearance on the
| stage and was greeted with applause
| After making brief statement as to how
| and when he became conscious of possess
sing the peculiar. gift which has made
| lin famous, Professor Tyndall called for
| a comm ittee OF citizens to superintend
the tests which he proposed to give. In
q short time com milteo was selected.
| consisting of the following citizens, who
took seats upon the stage; Chef Glass,
| A. A. Eokstrom, I. Merrithew. A. ii.
Pinkham. John Smith. William W.
Clarke Ralph f. Hoyt. Professor Du-
main ard John 7. Wilson. A great mum.
Der AMI variety of tests were given By the
professor, every one while he was closely
| blinGfolded. The murder test. The card
| test, the cigar ties, and others whicn had
bsen given the night prev ons, and also
| several new on 5, were exec uted In
| manner that seemed to give perfect salts
! faction to the audience and elected fire.
| quent ap lause and laughter. There was
| not a failure from beginning to end, nor
| the slightest reason, apparently, Tor any
one to sus Get collision or trckery.
| Before closing the entertainment FRO.
| lessor Tyudall maue brief statement OF
| his experiences in San Francisco tn
| Durrant and the Rev. Mr.. & hson. He
sai that though Gibson had declined to
| have anything to do with him, he would
on returning to San Francisco renew ais
challenge, ana hoped to N luce the min
! lister to grant an interview. If such
should result from his eff ,rts. he would
simply compel Gibson to tell the exact
| truth concerning the n. sterinus .nurders,
no matter who might gain or suffer BY 1t.
| His only desire was 20 get at the facts
| and let this public have the benefit OF
| them.
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| Orpheum.-The Divide Musin concert
com paay will for the rest of the week
make change OF program nightly. Last
| night Mr.. Musin had to RESPOND to no
less than seven encores. Several society
| box parties will bs feature at the Orphe-
um during tAe balance OF the engagement
| OF tee Nusin concert company. The pro-
| gram for tonight will be:
Caprice on Scotch airs, Aud Robin
Gray and Charley Is My Dsrling-Musin.
Moses Prayer. Paganini, with yaria-
tons played or one string-Musin.
Marchant of Birds. Jornelli Gin which
Mrs Musin will take high G)-Annie
Louise Musin.
Etude No. ., Rubin.tein Eduard
Scharf.
Duet from Artot, variation for soprano
and violin, by Mr.. and Mrs. Musin.
1t wa, expected that the engagement
! of Divide Musin would draw many patrons
| from the society circles OF Los Angeles
and surrounding towns. and the manage
| ment has not pesn disappointed in this.
| Sooletv has crowded tn, boxes lo2es and
| orchestra chars every night, and many
| box parties are announced for the balance
of the week. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Musin
| have ever been great favorites with the
most exclusive SETS in every city in which
they have.appeaIed.
| The engagement OF Divide Musin is only
! in ktepin, with the policy nf Mana er
Petich, who has set out TO give the pub
| lie only the hest talent obtai ole,
| whether il DO comedy ur music 81. Here
after emily the highest class artists will
bs permitted to appear. Next weeks bill
| will be quite 80 srrong in comedy as Divide
Musln is as violin yirtuoso.
4 Il II
The Burbank-The Frawley company
is presenting The Picture and the
| Arabian Nights for thar seventh week S
| bill. and the m m ers manifest the same
| excellence that has been conspicuous in
| their previous performances. If they can
| m aintain the So ne standard-end ludg-
| ing from what has been witnessed there
! is no doubt that the remainder of their
| engagement will be up 10 the splendid
| pIessptations heretofore given-the at
| tendsnces are not likely to diminish
either in size or character. Man. ger
| Copper made wise move in selecting
extended engagement at his popular
theatsr and as ? result he is having the
pleasure OF seeing crowded audiences
| every evening at his com m odious place of
! musement. The Ai4biaa Nights keeps
the auditors in constant roars of laughter.
| The piece is splendidly rendered in all
details. Miss Belle Archer merits special
mention tor the excellent manner IN
which she portrays the Gutta Percha
| girl. She is fascination to every ono in
| front OF the house, but an INTENDED an
! noyance to all on the stage. I e part Is
difficult one, but Miss Archer is up to
! all requirements and carries out the role
! very oleverly. Miss HOPE Ross is attrac-
| tive and pleasing as Mrs. Humminstop,
| and the same charac ton can also be
| truthfully sad of Miss Blanche Bates.
| The play is exquisitely staged and will
| DE presented all Of the week and at the
matinee on Saturday.
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Loo Angeles Theater. Women are
courtsd and worshiped IN real lifs and
| are made heroines in the light literature.
! On the stage they are the COMEDY char
Rcters around which TIE eager male E4oth
| hutteYs ana with much humorous effect.
| The latest of tnis latter uss is in Brandon
| Thomas comedy Cha ley's Aunt which
will be presented at the Los Angeles the
alter, commencing tonight. MIR. Thomas
| reongniz NC the principle that if little
! of good thing is good IT. ore is much be T.
| ter, haa taken a college boy masqueradlng
! as his cham aunt as the subject matt !
| Tor O hilarious centerniece of his rollick
ing fsrcc. The comedy is great SUGGEST
in New York city and Boston. therefor g
| theater-soers are well acquainted with
its merits. he Implications and eutan-
clements are numerous and ingenious q o
| the characters in the hands OF Conpe-
tent players ara del ghtfully amusing.
| Popular prices will prevail.
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The Burhank-In The Jilt, which will
| be presented by the Frawley company
| next week at the Burbank tbeater, the
celebrated race horses Vixen and Hello oil
| the Weber stables. riddsn by Charles
Weber, ir., and Joseph Webher will APP
| pear in the race sceIe, which forms the
; climax to the fourth act. These horses
! will az pear vt every performance anu the
| act will ba without doubt, one of the
most thrilling aud exciting ever put on q
| Los Angeles stage.
|
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