The herald., 1895-03-09
ADJUSTMENTS

Los Angeles Theater.-The Black Hus-
sar drew another big audience last night,
and in some respects, is better suited to
the company than Amorita. The music is
pretty and full of dash and go; it is well
staged and the orchestra, though it played
little too loud in places, did its usual
excellent work otherwise.
Miss harrington only solo, Somebody
Loves Me, interpolated in the last
act, was well within her range. and
showed her rich, powerful voice to- it's
best advantage. Her acting was artistic
and as the daughter of the magistrate she
was arch, daintily coquettish, extremely
graceful.
Miss Bauvet played the other daughter
of the magistrate and she sang her only
solo, brilliant waltz song, better than
anything she has done here.
Miss Gertrudge Lodge as an orphan,
maid to the magistrates daughters,
scored decided hit and was very funny.
Her makeup was good her acting and
wit spontaneous, and her points all
through were ceverly made.
Douglrs Flint as the magistrate and
Edward Webb as Piffkow carried the rest
of the comedy, and although it was not
all Brilliant, some of the business they in
troduced was quite new and brought
down the house.
OF Tom Rowan only praise can be said.
He has certainly improved his opportuni-
ties since he decided to make the stage
his career. His acting as Waldmar is
easy and his manner natural; his voice
always was delightful, and the tones are
singularly rich and sweet. His one solo
last night was a surprise even to the
friends who expect most of him, and he
was recalled three times.
George Lyding made a gallant Captain
of the Hussars; he had a better opportu-
nifty to show his powers, both "a singer
and actor, and his first solo was particu-
larly well done.
The choruses and ensemble music all
went well last night, and the Amazon
march in the last act to the stirring
strains of Sousa's High School Cadets,
aroused the audience to demand repeti-
ton.
Mr.. Paul Egry, the Hungarian violinist,
played Raff's cavatina, between the acts,
was recalled and played Musin's mazurka
again recalled and yet again, which
showed the esteem in which the audience
regarded his artistic powers.
The Black Hussar will be repeated this
afternoon, and Amorita with all its beau
tiful costumes and handsome stage pic
lures will be seen for the last time tonight
The cast is as follows:
Waterman. ...................T T. f. Rowan. Jr
Hagenback. ............... douglas A. Fllnt
Tarcillo -. ...".................F Frank Moulin
Hetman. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l.. Rockwell
Mifiin. ............Abbott Davidson
Minna ....... }Hagenback'sl Alice Beauv t
Rosetta...... / daughters ! AdeleFarrington
Baroara....... ................. Gertruue Louge
Prussian oficer. ''....':'Ralph Rover
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Orpheum.-A special matinee will be
given for ladies and children at the
Orpheum this afternoon. The wonderful
monkey actors will appear in their great
barber shop sketch and some tricks espe-
cially calculated to please the children,
and all the members of the comaany will
be seen in their clever specialties Lester
and Williams, the comedians and parody
singers; the Days, the dancing wonders
Hickey and Cole and the Almonts will
only appear at four more performances,
their engagement closing Sunday night.