The herald., 1896-02-24
FRoH THE FIRE PATROL AT THE BURBANK

mortimer Snow, whose rendition of the
oxactlng lines was up to his usual high
standard of excellence. IN
u, +. Nannary as the dashing lieutenant
was excellent. He has made decided hit
in that role, and the admiration of more
than one damsel in the audience was plain
~ audible. Little Mildred, as Jack Dallas,
1r., did some of the cleverest and most
artistic work ever done by such young
child.
Emily Hess, as Kitty Dallas, won the
heart of the young lieutenant and many,
many more.
Margaret Marshall as Penelope Whit.
more was overwhelmingly droll. She has a
Voice and drawing manner that are in
nnitable and are always the cause of hilar-
ity in the audience.
The house was crowded last night and
the audience was very enthusiastic. The
Fire Patrol will be given all this week and
afternoon Manager Cooper and Miss Nam
nary's company will tender benefit to the
Newsboys' home.
LIE ORPHEUM-Four new attractions will
be given at the Orpheum tonight in con-
nection with the best features of last
weeks bill. The two principal features
will be comedy and music each being
represented by the best stars in their re-
rooster, promises to give one of the most
originally funny acts ever witnessed. Tina
Corri has never failed to delight her audi
ences with her clever comedy work and
male impersonations. Marba and Heeley
are two of the best known acrobatic clowns
on the stage and will doubtless prove as
great favorites with the public as we're
Caron and Herbert. One of the clever
est teams on the bill is the Lorraine
and Howell combination. Miss Howell is
one of the very few women who have won
renown as comedy artists. They have a
couple of educated dogs that are real fun
makers themselves. There could be no
more pleasing announcement to those who
attended the Orpheum last week than that
Rachel Walker, the Creole nightingale,
will again appear. Her singing proved
one of the most excellent features of the
program, and was no doubt instrumental
in attracting many of the prominent So
ciety people who were present during the
past week. The pretty Dewitt sisters will
give a number of new selections on the
violin and cornet.
in their highly acceptable turn at clog
dancing.
Altogether the new program is very
meritorious, some of the single features
alone being enough to crowd the house at
every performance.
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Los ANGELES THEATER.-Commenci
tonight at the Los Angeles theater Eugene
O'Rourke and company of players will pre-
sent Mark Prices Irish melodrama. The
Wicklow Postman. MIR. O'Rourke has
much to commend him as the hero of a
genuine Irish story; wide experience, a
portant factors in an Irish con elian. In a
charming personality combined with voice
of unusual musical possibilities, are inn
country SO full of romance and genuine he.
roism there are many people whose lives
and fortunes are susceptible of dramatic
treatment, and in this play we find a story
OF Irish life true to nature. John T.. Sulli-
van and Paddy Ryan will appear in CON
junction with this organization, giving q
three-round scientific boxing exhibition.
They will be introduced by ."Parson'
Davis, the celebrated manager and backer
The engagement is for two nights only.
The scenery used was built at Harrigan's
theater, New York city, and is from the
brush of the we'll known artist, Frank
Dodge.