The herald., 1896-04-13
AT THE THEATERS

BURBANK THEATER-There was
an exceedingly we'll pleased audience at
this house last night to hear the jolly
little opera Charity Girls, and Balfe's
tuneful opera Bohemian Girl. The pro-
duction of Celliers sparkling chain of
catchy airs was an exceedingly we'll
balanced one. Mr.. Carleton as Gorringe,
and Miss Atkinson as Susan were very
happy in their approximations, and
gave fine artistic coloring thereto. Clara
Wisdom as Mrs. Bumpus and Mr. Rick
etts as the beadle were also thoroughly
at home, and entered into the comedy
spirit of the roles with a keen appre-
citation of all the humorous strokes.
while Mr. Campbell as Joe did his work
we'll. One of the winsome features of
the production was the introduction of
the song Ben Bolt. which was sung by
Mr.. Carleton with true sympathetic
feeling.
The production Of Bohemian Girl gave
a full measure of satisfaction, Miss At
kinson adding more laurels to those al
ready earned by her in the role of Ar
line. Mr.. Taylor made a superb Thad-
deus and Miss Carr was seen to fine ad
vantage as the Gypsy Queen. Mr. Ham,
ilton's Count Arnhem was finished
assumption. The chorus again deserves
particular mention for it's notably good
work. In fact. it is the best chorus as
to volume and quality for numerical
strength that has ben heard in this city
for long time. Tonight Pinafore and
Charity Girls will be given with strong
cast.
Los ANGELES THEATER-Miss
Anna Fuller, the dramatic mezzo-so-
prano, will present a delightful even
ing of music at the Los Angeles theater
this evening. Those who heard Miss
Fuller at this theater a few years ago
!, rrI,
hear her again, after her studies under
some of the best masters of the vocal
art in Europe. Tonight, assisted by
local talent she will render the follow
ing carefully selected program:
Quartette, op. A, No l, Mendelssohn, AL
legro Motto Vivace-Krauss String Quar-
Violin solo, Concerto, No /, Adagio Ex-
presive. Allegro Maestoso, Paganini-J.
Air, Oh. Had I Jubars Lyre, Handel
Goshua)-Miss Fuller.
violoncello solo, Ludwig Opid, Reverie-
Z. Dunckler.
A, Andante. Tschaikowsky; b. seranade.
Observation-Disclosures String Quartette.
Gretchen am Spinnrade aus Goethe's
Faust. Schubert--MsS Fuller.
Temps-J Bond Francisco.
A, Tuleika Rubenstein b, Longing. Half
dan kjerulf: c, Landmaenncher. Brahms
KjerulG-Miss Fuller.
During the time spent abroad Miss
Fuller devoted herself to music and to
the highest development of her voice.
She sang very successfully in England,
France and Germany in all the large
cities.
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ORPHEUM-The Orpheus quartet
opened their engagement at the Or
pheum last night and got reception
that the best artists from the east might
envy. They are all Los Angeles boys,
and their efforts last night indicated a
talent that should place them in the
| front rank. and if they make as big a
hit elsewhere the Orpheus quartet will
soon reach point of fame of which
California will have good reason to be
proud. After completing their engage
ment here this quartet goes to San
Francisco, thence to the east. fea-
ture of the new bill at the Orpheum to-
night will be the act by the Corty broth
ers. who are said to do even a more
mirth- provoking turn than Caron and
Herbert. who made such a hit here a
few weeks ago. Other features will be
the Vertillis. Carter and Gaywell. Lit
tie Gertie Carlisle, Basco and Roberts
the Andersons and the Kins- -Ners. II
will be an eight-act bill. and beyond
question one of the best ever seen here
The advance sale for the week is heavy