The herald., 1895-04-01
ADJUSTMENTS

Los Angeles Theater.-Our old friend
Fritz" as played by the popular young
comedian, J. K. Emmett, will undoubted-
ly receive q more than hearty welcome,
for he will be seen in Fritz in Mad
House, the funniest and best OF the
Fritz series. He is placed among new
surroundings and will sing several new
songs, prominent among which is
charming lullaby and most novel Bub-
BILE song. One or two of the favorlte old
songs VIZ: Schneider, How You Vas and
Down by the Old Green Lane, are still re-
tained. The play will be mounted :, IN
splendid manner and Mr.. Emmett Will be
supported by an excellent company OF
actors list of the names is sufficient
to indicate their superiority Misses
Emily Lytton, Laura S. Howe, FLORENCE
Foster; Messrs. Hudson Liston, Fred de
Wise. David Rivers, Little Baby Spencer
Sinnot and others.
The Burbank.-This house last night
was filled by large and appreciative au-
dience. 1t was the occasion of the first
production of Sully's domestic comedy
entitled The Corner Grocery. bv the Daley alley
acts, was admirably performed and is
one all should see. One noticeable fea-
ture was the absence of the errors and de-
lays so frequently incident to first
night. The vein of mirth which appears
in the first act bravely holds its own
through the succeeding ones and keeps
the audience in one continual roar OF
laughter.
W. R. Daley as Mr.. Budweiser, the
German grocer, made his first appear
ance in this city and had the audience
with him from the start Genevieve Nam
Nolan the had how. kent
the family in perpetual hot water and
elicted screams of laughter by the pranks
he played. AL H. Hallet as the police
man, filled the role to perfection and up
held the majesty OF the law to the terror
Of all evil doers. Charles E. Eldridge
as Michael Nolan, and Margaret Marshall
as Mrs. Nolan, as usual, kept everyone
convulsed by their ludicrous questions and
answers. Nolan's experience with the
telephone in the last act captured the
house. May Nannary as Jennie Bourke
could not have been better and Mortimer
Snow as Tom Nolan. who is supposed to
have stolen the $50, 900. filled the role to
perfection. Taken altogether the play is
one which anyone desiring good, merry
evenings enjoyment should not miss see
ing.
Orpheum.-This house will present
new company of vaudevilles tonight in a
hill that promises to be as pleasing as
shose that have gone before. One of the
features OF the performance will be the
comedietta A Happy Pair, in which
Miss Francisco Redding and Mr.. Hugh
stanton, late of Chas. Frohman's COM
psny, will appear. A Happy Pair is said
TO be remarkably clever little comedy
in one act and the fact that the kendalls,
the great English players, used it as a
curtain raiser is the best evidence of its
worth. Other new people announced are
Brown and Harrison in a burlesque act
and Ford and Lewis, acrobatic and gro
tesuue comedians, and others. Adele
Purvis Onri. Les Quatre Diezs, Senior
Giovanni and Magee and Crimmins will
all appear in new songs and specialties.
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Church of the Unity.-Tonight, under
the auspices of the Unity club, the cele-
brated Mozart Symphony club will render
one of their enjoyable programmes.
Musical ears have never heard such har-
mony blended from stringed instruments
as this organization produces. Tney have
new attractions to offer this season, the
historical Old Roman Triumphal Trum-
pet the viola da gambia and the viola
d amor, seen for the first time in Ameri-
ca. .They render but two concerts, to-
night and tomorrow night.