The herald., 1895-12-15

York city for over 200 nights. In tins
piece the author deals with the labor
question and its conflicting emotions, but
he has been careful not to draw offensive
conclusions, adroitly placing conditions
before the auditors and allowing the audi
ence to draw their own opinions. ihete
are many thrilling situations and hlgniy
sensational climaxes in the excellent
presentation. the strongest scene being IN
the second act, where factory is shown in
full operation with great elaborateness
of detail. where the worklngmen go out
ION strike" The issue, of course. is be-
tween labor and capital, and is harmonized
with love story which is absorblngly IN
teresting.
The cast has been carefully arranged,
allowing sll of its participants TO
show the rare merit they possess. I'm
doubtedly every evening during the week
The spacious theatre will be crowded to
witness the last performance of this ster-
ling company, which has done such accept
able work here during the past ten weeks.
Mr.. Cooper, the manager is deslrouS OF
showing his appreciation to his patrons by
giving away a lady's handsome gold watch,
also genlemRns time piece OF value.
The lady's watch will be awarded at the
matinee on Christmas day and the gentle
mans watch given away on friday even
ing, the 9th inst. Every person visiting
tDe ltltatFt. WuclttT ttlSS PuiShoSO % ~
cent ticket or dollar seat, will receive
numbered coupon, but they must be in The
house at the performance of the drawing
in order to claim the watch in case their
number is the lucky one. These coupons
will be issued beginning tomorrow even
ing and will continue at every perform
ance up to the dates mentioned.
During the holiday week the great
Spectacle Youth will be the attraction,
rendered by a carefully selected company
of performers specially engaged for this
production. No expense will be spared in
its rendition and it promises to be one of
the greatest holiday bills presented to a
Los Angeles audience. On the 3oth inst.
Milton Mobiles and Dollie Mobiles commence
a six weeks engagement, opening in their
great success, Sire and Son. which is one of
the best and most successful plays of the
day. Following is the full cast for Lost
Paradise:
Andrew Knowlton........M Mr.. Charles W. King
Reuben Warner. .........Mr. 7. Daniel Frawley
Bob Appleton. ...,....,...M MI. George W. size
Fletcher. ..................Mr Mr.. George Bosworth
Billy Hopkins .............M Mr.. II. D: Blakemore
schwartz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MIR. Wilson Enos
O,d Bengal .....'......M Mr., Frank c. Thompson
Hyatt. .........-.........Mr Walter Melville
zoe T NJ riiHn Phiiins
Mrs Kuowlton ...........Mis Phoso McMlister
Margaret Knowlton. Miss | snsng Rowan
Polly Fletcher .......Miss BLANCHE L. Bates
Nell Miss Belle Archer
Clnders. ...+.,....-........... MISS more Rose
Kate Miss Daisy Steiner
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Orpheum.-Next weeks bill at the Or
pheum will be the most expensive one to
the management that has yet appeared at
that popular house. Every act will be a
star act of its kind. The acrobats are the
best in the country. the dancers are artists,
and no more clever comedians could be OBJ
tanned THAI Clifford and Huth. who have
been re-engaged for one more week. The
Judge brothers are classed as the cham
pion American team of acrobats. They
are distinguished as being the only Ameri-
can acrobat team who ever went to Europe
and created a sensation. They have re-
Gently returned from their tour abroad.
and bring with them many new tricks.
They are all big. handsome fellows. and
do all their work with surprising ease and
grace. In building pyramids they do not
follow the precedent of all other acrobats
and use a small man as the ''top man.
but in this instance the top man" is the
biggest one of the lot The Allisous are