The herald., 1898-03-13

development of character show that in
spite of everything her innate purity of
nature had not been defiled. Though es-
sentially problem play of the pure sort.
the moralizing is of an unobtrusive kind,
and what little preaching there is Is con-
fined almost entirely to the last act.
ORPHEUM.-(Advance Announcement. }
Amusement men affirm with great posi-
tiveness that this city will always re-
spond to IAN animal turn" There have
been but very few of such performances at
the Orpheum, entitled to more praise than
that given by Prof. Gautier, French horse
trainer. who has undoubtedly been the
drawing card of the week. He is to remain
another week, varying his act slightly.
The youngest member of the famous
Pautzer family of acrobats is to appear at
this theater tomorrow night Miss Lima
Pautzer, slender girl of delicate mould,
but otherwise richly endowed for her pecu-
liar work, will perform on the high wire
feats that are reported to be as difficult
and daring as any ever attempted by the
most mature acrobat, and performed by
Miss Pautzer with rare grace and skill
A Mexican juggler. calling himself Dra-
mee recent importation of Gustav
Walters. is to begin an engagement Mon
day night. He is declared to be the supe-
rior of any performer of his kind now on
the stage, carrying large and complete
set of accessories and introducing some
strong and entirely novel feats of jugglery
and legerdemain. He will be assisted by
Miss Marie Greville.
1.-The Somewhat Different Comedian" is
the fetching trade mark adopted by George
Wood, a monolog:st in black face, whose
turn is said to be a quiet one, but replete.
nevertheless with fun. George w. Day,
who began an engagement during the pas.
1,oc orb op' n, rrott tfx,i,
way his singing and witty sallies being
received with every mark Of enthusiastic
approval. He rounds out his engagement
with another week of entirely new songs
and sayings.
Those clever entertainers. Filson and
Enrol, who succeed to an unusual extent
on straight comedy lines, are to appear
next week in new sk!t "Men and Wom-
en-" They abjure horse play, winning
their way by nothing more sensational
than lavish use of well-developed meth
DDS, in comedy sketches of acknowledged
strength. The Carl Damman troupe of
acrobats and Mathews and Harris, sketch
artists are also among the hold-overs for
this week.
The usual Wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday matinees will be given.
BURBANK THEATER.-(Advance An
nOunCement.J lOH-SHt Tie ElllelOTu COInpd-
ny give their farewell performance at the
Burbank theater, presenting Daddy No
Ian, or the Corner Grocery" with Jessie
Norton as Jimmy Nolan. the bad boy. To-
night will also be the last evenings enter
tainment at this popular theater for two
weeks. Manager Fisher has been waiting
an opportunity to make many needed i'm
provements and takes advantage of this
his only chance this season to redecorate
the interior, brighten up the auditorium
put in new draperies and hangings and add
many conveniences for his patrons that
hitherto have been lacking at the Burbank
1t is Manager Fishers idea to make this
house the popular threaten and to raise
the standard Of the attractions giving the
latest eastern successes obtainable at the
regular Burbank prices. His first effort In
this direction has been to secure the very
successfU stock company Of Belasco and
Thall who control the coast rights for
many of the Frohman eastern plays of the
past few seasons.
On Monday. March 2Sth. they open in
"The Girl Left Behind Me-" given for