The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-04-14

at their disposal. when the staff officers
ami others viii De i'll attendance. the
general Fiesta committee are interested
in the presentation and have disposed OF
1000 tickets. The house will doubtless be
packed at every performance. There will
be three special family matinees given
ON Monday, Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons. at p. M. and the curtain
will be held on Wednesday evening until
8 p. m. III order that those who view the
parade may witness the entire perform
ance.
Orpheum.-A company of European
and American vaudeville performers that
surpasses any speciality combination ever
brought to the coast has been engaged bv
the Orpheum management for Fiesta
week. The carnival programme is one
containing a profuse variety of speclaltles,
some of which are of the most startling
and sensational nature. The performers
come to this city direct from New
York under the management OF Director
General Walter who will be here to give
his personal attention to the presentation
of the bill during the entire week. Both
Mr.. Walter and Resident Manager Petrlch
have put forth every effort to make
Fiesta week a memorable one In the MS
tory of the Orpheum.
Matinees will be given every afternoon
in addition to the evening performances,
and when the hours set for the parades
conflict with the usual time for the per.
Torrance the curtain will not rise until
after the professions.
Bruet and REVERE, the famous French
duetists from the Folies Bereguees, Paris,
who created sensation in New York by
their clever limitations of musical instru-
ments, are among the performers VINO
will appear tomorrow. Their programme
consists of specialties that do not require
any knowledge OF the French language TO
understand. They are vocal phenome-
mons, being able to initiate almost any
musical instrument with their voices.
John and Harvey Dillon, American
artists who are regarded as the best and
most original of all parody singers, make
their first appearance in this city tomor-
row. They are the authors of do. Do,
My Huckleberry, Do" and other paro-
dies, and are now singing some new
melodies of their own composition that
are destined to become as popular as the
dirty mentioned.
The three Martnette brothers, of the
aero batic world will appear in their feats
which call for the most marvellous eXhlbl-
tions of strength and skill ever witnessed
on the American stage. This trio of ath-
letes is truly marvellous Their preform-
ance is one that no amour, OF description
can do justice to.
Kalkasa, the wonder full equilibrist,
janclSt ana !uSSler, VIII De anoluei io"u
ing attraction. He is master of the most
difficult and beautiful balancing feats.
Anoher star in the brilliant aggregation
is John A. Coleman, the singing and
dancing comedian who will appear in his
original character dances in which he
stands uneXcelled.
The three brothers Forrest, musical.
acrobatc clowns and pantomlmists, will
appear in their clever specialties intro
ducing some sensational acrobatcs while
playing instruments, and brown ana
Harrison the favorite travesty fists,
will present their novel sketch. Selling
Out Mr.. Brown appears in a number
of dialogue specialties and character n
Expectations
The new bill is to be presented tomor-
row afternoon for the first time and will
be given every afternoon and evening
dur ng the week.