The herald., 1896-02-24
The Boy Wizard Again Wrought
Marvellous Cures at Los
Angeles Theater
Last Night
Pasadena Opera House Has Been En-
gagged for Series OF Three
Grand Demonstrations
This Week
The Sick and Suffering All Daily
FIocking to His Office From
All Parts OF the
State

| The Sunday night demonstrations at Los
| Angeles theatre. inaugurated by the man
agement of the Boy Wizard, is proving
very popular and is certainly great draw
| ing card. The fact that last night was the
seventh entertainment since the advent OF
the Wizard, packing the house to the
! doors, is significant in that it shows 1t IN
something more than novelty that attracts
the public to witness these demonstrations
OF the power of Animal Magnetism. Fa-
miliarity with tie magnetic phenomenon
| and his work does not in any degree lessen
the interest of the people, for last night the
crowd was just as large and the enthusiasm
| lust as intense as that which marked the
previous exhibitions. Every evidence that
of IA realization of q great and phiianthropic
! work being done hy the boy WIZARD was
manifested by the audience, and at no time
during the demonstra ion was there re-
! taxation of the tension that held the Assem-
blage from the raising of the curtain. :,
At o'clock the curtain rose on as Dril"
liant and intellectual an audience as ever
greeted ac or, orator or singer in this city,
and Prof. Hail. the Boy Wizard and their
aides ought we'll be proud of their ability i'll
bringing together such an aggregation or
| intelligence, wealth and culture as as
sembled to greet them last night. Prof.
| Hall opeued the demonstration with a
|
ject of animal magnetism, at times reach-
! ing the realms of rhetoric, electrifying and
thrilling his hearers with display OF
oratorical power seldom heard and rarely
surpassed by the greatest lecture geniuses
| of the world.
When the Boy Wizard was announced
ruffle of excitement passed over the
audience and his appearance on the stage
evoked hearty applause. No time was
lost in getting ready patient on the stage
and no lack OF material was experienced'
for every disease in the category was rep
resented by suffering human beings OF both
sexes and all ages.
The first patient to be treated was W.
! Stuart, man we'll on the decline, who
gave his residence as il6 Turner street,
this city. For the past three years he has
been victim of paralysis, and could only
move about by the aid of crutches.
He said that he suffered intensely at
times from his infections and was then in
great pain. The Boy Wizard took him in
hand and in less than three minutes Mr..
Stuart was chasing himself about the
stage in way that suggested youth again.
He left the stage without staff or crutch,
amid happy applause f4om the audience.
MIR. Rothschilds, of 52S First street. was
suffering from rheumatism and asthma.
He, too, is approaching the allotted time
when people are supposed to 'pass in
their Checks" but, like the average human
being, is mindful of his health, to the end
that he my perchance sneak by that mile
stone unnotioed by the grim giant with the
sickle in his spectral hands. "A vigorous
, rubbing by the Wizard seemed to send q
new current of life through the old mans
attenuated frame. and he looked like the
happiest Being on earth when he found
himself bouncing around on the stage like
young kid.
| various ills expressed themselves as greatly
relieved and entirely cured by the treat
ment they received from the Magnetic
Phenomenon.
The last to receive his attention was the
little boy of Mrs. Window Wilson of $50
| West Ninth street. He was badly de-
formed from his head to his feet. and was
entirely dependent on crutcbes to move
about. He bad been cripple from in
fancy. and his case was very piIiful. How
ever, after a transmission of few currents
| CT magnetic fluid to his shrunken little
body he was able to walk about without as
sistance, and the baby face lit up with
| dimpled smiles when he discovered he was
able to walk of his own accord. The
demonstration was grand success from
first to last, and it was evident that not .
few of the vast assemblage left the theater
strong believers in the efficacy Of Animal
Magnetism as a healing agency.
In Pasadena
The Boy Wizard will give series OF
| three grand demonstrations at the Pasa.
dena opera house; Friday night to both
sexes, Saturday matinee to ladies only, at
which Professor Hall will deliver his famous
| private lecture entitled Woman and Her
Heroic Fortitude to Endure, and Saturday
night to men only, when private lecture
| will be delivered to men, entitled Man and
His Disobediance of Natures LAWS.
| The price of admission, including re-
| be secured at Dimond's music store any
time after Thursday, February 81.
| Although the time of the Boy Wizard 10
nearly all taken in treating the large num-
| ber of patients now on the books, the man
agement could not refuse the hundreds OF
! letters that have been received from many
prominent citizens of Pasadena, besides
| scores of personal entreaties from the sick
and suffering, all entreating him to visit
Pasadena and afford them an opportunity
to witness this grand work. Therefore the
| Grand opera house has been secured for
three exhibitions as above, at which time
| the lame, blind, deaf. rheumatic and para
! lytic will be treated absolutely free upon
the public stage. Free tickets will be given
| the afflicted poor who desire treatment on
the stage by applying, at the box office of
the theater at 6 o'clock each evening of the
| demonstration.
Permanently Established Corner
Third and Broadway
| The Pacific Coast Magnetic Institute 10
| permanently located IN Los Angeles, at
! CORNER THIRD AND BROADWAY,
having leased the second floor of that eleg-
ant new block on the northeast corner of
Broadway and Third streets, entrance to
! institute 25l Broadway, and under the
| personal direction of DIR. A. H. Bryant,
who is directing and in charge OF the Boy
Wizard. They have opened it's doors to
the invalid public, where al! those who are
able and willing to pay for private treat
ment may come daily, receiving constllta-
ton. advice. examination and full diagno-
sis of their diseases by the physician in
charge, who diagnoses disease without ask
ing any questions, ioolsing at the tongue or
feeling the pulse. Tickets for such exan-
| inations can be procured of the secretary
at the general reception pariors daily from
10 a. m. to p. M, and to evenings.
Price of treatment within the roach of
all.
His Collar Exploded
1 William Benjamin, brakeman on tho
| Erie railroad, caught a spark on the back