The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-28

The Burbank-The Ji:t is crowding the
Burbank theatcr at every performance
The comedy is well staged and we'll
played. Generally speaking the parts in
i the cast seem 10 be quito admirably
| suited to those mem bers of the Frawley
company to whom they were assigned.
The play abounds in bright and clever
lines, and is about the best thing the
company has given us since their sojoufn
here. The entire cast is in capable hanus
and each part carried out with commend
able care. The piecs is being splendidly
received, and Miss Hope Ross is distin-
gushing herself in the role of Phyllis.
The charming young actress Is a great
I avorite and this week adds new honors
to her already acceptable work. Her
rendition of the violin solo in the second
act Is most creditable, and would reflect
credit on those of note who make a spe-
cialty OF performing OH the violin. Mr..
Maclyn Arbuckle as Sir Budleigh Wood.
stock again demonstrates that he is equal
to any part that may be assigned to him.
He carries off the nonors OF the male
characters and that is com liment that
speaks volumes for this excellent actor.
Miss Lansing Rowan as Lady Millicent
Woodstock makes pronounced success
oue ~ lnNarlaOly piedsihB an"
Jllt she is no exception to the rule.
George W. Leslie as James Daisy, the
book maker, is natural ami fully at home
IN the character. He makes out all there
is in the part, and is a comedian OF more
than ordinary merit. Charles W. King
as Colonel Tudor and ii. ID. Blakemofe
as Godfrey Tudor maintain the high stan
dsrd of their WORK, which is always of a
fasorable naturs.
There will be . special grand matinee
this afternoon at . o'clock, when the lar
containing the nails that has been keep
ing the public guessing at Brown Bros.
Will be counted between acts ana the
lucky guesscr awarded the handsome BIZ
cycle by the firm. TIE Jilt goes the bal
ance of the week with the usual matinee
on Saturday.
The great racing scene in the fourth
act is a feature of the production. The
Westerner is underlined. com menclng on
Monday evening and special grand scene
ry is being prepared.
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Orpheum. This afternoon 4 special
Thanksgiving Day matinee will be given
at the Ornheum, at which the full bill
OF specialties, with some extras. Will be
presented. The Leigh sisters will appear
in their sensational Trilby dance, during
which they Will introduce new business,
Topach and Steel will have political
L,
Cleveland and Ben Harrison. Williams
and Walker Will crack new JOKES. Ida
Howell will sing her natty songs after
her own dashing style. The four Lassa-
rells,i in Fun in a Country School provoke
no end OF rnirth; while the Orion trio
will execute some OF the most difficult
acrobatic fcat., and Miss Lillian Smith,
who nolds tire undisputed title OF cham
pion lady utie shot, will demonstrate her
marvellous skill as fancy rifle shot. Reg
ular matinces on Saturday and Sunday.
The Leigh sisters have made great
hit in their Trilbv dance. which alone Is
worth the price OF admission to see. Sew
eral actresses have tried to initiate this
dance as executed by the Leigh sisters.
" so cleverly and finally have had to give
ie up. The engagement of these famous
dancers ends Sundsy night, but they Will
appear at every performance including
matinees and Sunday evening. Miss Lii.
lian Smith has attracted the attention OF
everyone by ner. skillful shooting. In this
she excells. and makes many shots that
puzzle the best marksmen in the country.
The four Lassards create no end OF mlrth
in their comic sketch. Miss Lassard as
the country school ma'am is very funny
and her efforts to keep the unruly puplis
in order captures the Audience. Topach
and Steele, with their live pig, are max
/ ing the biggest Kind OF a hit. The gallery
has caught on to Ida Howeil's natty
songs. Miss Howell manages to put an
amount of vivaclty into hnr work that is
sure to make her popular. Her chic de-
pertinent adds to the go" OF her songs.