The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-14
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Los Angeles Theater.-A series of classic
and Shakespearean revivals will be pre-
sented when the distinguished actors,
Frederick Warde and Louis James, will
play their farewell engagement here as
Joint stars. These tragedians have won
the people not only by their excellent in
dividual performances but by the sumptu-
Gus manner in which they have staged
each and every play in their repertoire.
The plays annouced for the coming en-
gagement are varied and attractive. en-
bracing comedy. romance and tragedy,
and including Fracesca di Rimlnl. Jul
Illus Caesar. Othello, Richard III and
Henry ~. The supporting company in
ludes number OF old favorites and some
new ctors who have won their reputa-
ton and standing with other companies.
The beautiful and talented Edythe Chap
man, who is well remembered here for her
past efforts, is leading lady, and yearly
adding to her reputation as an artist.
Mr.. Guy Lindsly, the leading man, is a
young st. Louisian, and has been promi-
nent in Nine. Modjeska's company some
time. Added to his youth he has manly
beauty and earnestness in his favor. His
performances have been received with
praise everywhere, and he is said to be
worthy addition to this excellent COM
any. Beverly Turner has returned to the
company after a years absence, and is re-
newing his former successes. Walter
Walker and Edwin Tanner, two ex-
perienced actors, are also new members.
Ernest G. Warde is said to demonstrate
greater ability every day and bids fair to
possess the genius of his illustrious sire.
Miss Florence Everett is also retained.
and is playing the heavier roles with
success. Among the other members of
the company are Harry G. Barton, Charles
C1ork Tph ~ Hickau Marlx Ellcyynrth
William e. Johns, Walter Bernard.
Master Wilson Tannor and Elizabeth
Bouton.
The sale of seats commenced at the box
office this morning. The repertoire for
the week will be, Monday Thursday even
Tuesday evening, Francesca da Rimini /;
Wednesday evening, julius Caesar; Fri
day evening, Othello, and Saturday night,
Richard III, with both stars in the cast.
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Orpheum, The Barra troupe of eccen-
trio musical artists and Bertholdi, the
girl contortionist, who disjoints her arms,
waltzes on her hands and performs other
remarkable feats, are proving the best
drawing cards this house has
had. The monkeys, now in the
second week of their engagement,
make as big hit every night as they did
last week. Dolan and Lenharr. travesty
ibiotS, nave SCOTcu duOtucT SuCCeSS III
their burlesque on the melodrama, Lights
O. London. Lillian Mason sings some
new and good songs, and Hickey and
Cole are well received in their comedy
turn. Bertoldi's engagement is limited
to one week so that she will appear at six
more performances including the Satur-
day and Sunday matinees.
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Church of the Unity. --Nothing but
praise is heard from the suburban cities
of Southern California of Remenyi and
his grand concert company, as they make
their trip over the ciruit, playing to
crowded houses. Mr.. Remenyi is her.
aided as the greatest living violin virtuoso
and the claim is easily conceded when
ever he appears. His appearance with
his company in concert this evening at the
Unity Church will be an exceptional treat
for the music loving public. He is with
out rival in his ability to interpret
music in realistic, tangible way that
appeals to EVERYONE