The herald., 1897-11-14

Lyceum Stock company, and will make
her first appearance with it in 1.-THE Prin-
cess and the Butterfly" on November
23rd.
Richard Mansfield lost, last week, his
suit against Manager f. S. Brigham, of
the Crawford theater, st. Joseph, Mo-.
to recover $500 due on guaranty. The de-
fense held that Mr.. Mansfield's s company
was below the average, and the court so
decided
Margaret Mather has in contemplation
revival of "M'liss.'
Louis N. Parker has been selected by
Fl Beerbohm Tree to make the English
adaptation of "Le Chemineau."
Coming Attractions
ORPHEUM.-(Adva Announce
ment.) The boy band will remain one
week longer. This simple announce
| ment indicates crowded houses for next
week, as they have been for the past.
No such musical organization has ever
made such an instantaneous success, or
held in public favor as have these tot
musicians. Their baby faces, bright and
pretty uniforms, in connection with the
most perfect musical education, make
fore offered the patrons of this popular
house. Their program is changed at
each performance and consists of some
thing to please the fancy of all. There
is to be a monster bill of vaudeville in
connection with the performance of the
band. Madam Orbasany and her won-
derfully trained troupe of cookatoos is
a distinct and extremely interesting
number. These birds perform the most
difficult tricks with an intelligence
rarely shown in animal or bird life.
They are shown as waltZing in perfect
time, performing on horizontal bars,
making double somersauits. walking On
revolving globes, performing as horse,
driver and occupants of a miniature
carriage drive. Another great novelty
is the appearance of the OlifanS, gro
tesque comedians, in a novel act of a
three headed and three-legged song and
dance comedian. They come with the
strongest Endorsements of European and
eastern press and are assured of sue
cess here. Petrie and Elise are an in
teresting comedy team in refined and
thoroughly up-to-date sketch. Arthur
and Jennie Dunn, the diminutive com
edy duo; Hayden and Hetherton, the
repartee sketch team: Ola Hayden, the
! pleasing contra-tenor vocalist, and
Press Eldridge, the clever monologist,
will complete the bill and be heard for
one week longer There will be the
usual Wednesday, Saturday and Sun
day matinees.
LOS ANGELES THEATER.-(Ad-
vance Announcement The operate
event of the season will be the
advent of the Grau Opera COM
pany at the Los Angeles theater during
this week. There is no organization of
like character in this country today
that ranks higher in the public estma
tion than does the Grau Opera company,
for their representations have always
been carried out to the letter. They
have always avoided any claims that
they could not justify, and the theater-
goers have come to realize that an or
ganization bearing the name of Grau
has upon it the genuine stamp of merit
Among the artists are such names as
the handsome Eloise Mortimer. who
will make her first appearance in Los
Angeles Monday night as Boccaccio in
the charming opera of that name. This
lady has a young and powerful voice.
Miss Fanny Meyers also makes her first
appearance, as does Miss Mary CARING
ton. the 17-year-old prima donna. Mar
tin Pache. the tenor, has been heard
here before with such organizations as
Emma Abbott and the Travary Grand
Opera company. Langlois, the bari
tone, was here last season with the same
company, as was Gilbert Clayton, Rob.
ert Lett and Stanley Felch, three funny
comedians. Willie Kirst the boy tenor.
comes highly spoken of by the New Or-
leans press.
The repertoire for this engagement
will be as follows: Monday night the
new "Boccaccio, "up to date, introducing e
the original Widows dance and the
great typical song, "Billy Daly's Girl"
sang by little Willie Kirst. Tuesday
Fra Diavolo"; Wednesday matinee,
Chimes of Normandy; Wednesday
evening, Grand Duchess; Thursday,
Martha; Friday "Fatinitza"; Satur-
day matinee, bohemian Girl; Satur-
day night. first time of Audran's latest
success, Indiana"
BURBANK THEATER.-(Advan
Announcement Tomorrow evening
that beautiful and familiar drama,
"The Two Orphans will be put
on at this house. 1t is now
little over a quarter of century since
It was first given to the public "The
Two Orphans" is like an old friend, and
the characters in it well known so de-
tailed account of the plot is not neces-
sary. The play all through is a most
touching and pathetic one, and without
doubt the strongest drama of it's kind
ever written. The cast is as follows:
Chevalier de Vaudrey. Maurice f. Drew
Marquis de Presles. .Chas P. Clary
Count de Liniere (Minister of Police)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Maurice O'Connor
Doctor of the Hospital. .Chas. P. Clary
Picard Valet to the Chevalier ........
.......................... Harry F.. Adams
Jacques Frochard ian outlaw. .........
........... Charles Hallock
Pierre F'rochard (his brother). ...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Guy Bates Post
officer of the Guard. Kennie Mcleod
Henriette-Louise (the two orphans)....
miss Sarah Truax-Miss Helen Henry