The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28

The local theatrical season may be said
10 begin with the coming Of Henry Miller
to the Los Angeles theater, which will be
on the 18th of September, his date having
been changed to accommodate the Fraw-
ley company, which follows Immediately
after the conclusion Of Millers engagement
Manager Wyatt's trip to San Francisco
resulted in the capture of the Frawley COM
pany for the Los Angeles theater and the
program as now outlined is as follows:
Opening on Friday, 10th of September
IAN Enemy to the King" will be given and
repeated on Saturday and Sunday. On the
following Monday the bill will be changed
to Lost, "a Hours which will be played
:hree times. and the remainder of the week
will be devoted to 1.-THE Dancing Girl" 1t
is possible that Number Nine" may be
also given in the second week, but this may
depend upon whether the attendance re-
quires to be stimulated or not.
1t is promised that the Frawley company
will be in large measure reconstructed
and that 1t will be exceptionally strong.
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The present is the last week Of the Bacon
company at the Burbank. Captain Swift
is the play, and it will be remembered for
Maurice Barrymore's part in it when 1t was
given here a few years ago. 1t is very
interesting piece and quite within the ca
pacity Of the people at the Burbank. Miss.
Lemmert, who has received the warmest
praise for her work in ap emotional role
during the past week, will be seen in anoth-
er requiring even more at her hands, and
that she will be equal to the occasion is not
matter Of doubt The other leading char
acters will be taken by John I. Nicholson,
George Webster, Frank Bacon and others.
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San Francisco Music and Drama Is Of the
opinion that Los Angeles is we'll provided
for In heatrical way. 1t says
Manager Harry c. Wyatt of Los Angeles
Is making one Of his periodical visits to
San Francisco in the interest of the beauti-
tul Los Angeles theater. of which c. M.
Wood and Mr.. Wyatt are the lessees. For
over fifteen years Mr.. Wyatt has been as
sociated with first-class theatrical manage
ment in this state and previous to the erec-
ton of the Los Angeles theater he directed
the fortunes of the magnificent opera house
In that city, now occupied as the Orpheum
as a variety house. Repeated attempts
have been made by other ambitious man.
ayers to usurp Mr.. Wyatt's position In the
favor of the public, but his retention Of the
management of the Los Angeles theater Is
a fine example of "the survival of the fit
test" The list of bookings already made
for this season includes all the best attrac-
tons secured for the Baldwin and the CO.
lumbia in this city and the City of the An
gels will he well provided with theatrical
entertainments this season.
The attractions which Manager Wyatt
reports having booked for the Los Angeles
theater for the coming season are as fol-
lows:
Henry Miller In repertoire, Frawley COM
pany, Harry Corson Clarke in "What Hap
pened to Jones'" my Friend from India
Mathews and Bulger in by the Sad Sea
Waves" and "At Gay Coney Island" Sow
ing the Wind Wilson and Clevelands
MINISTRIES, Murray and Mack, International
grand opera company. "Hogan's Alley"
"Boy Wanted" Chas. Dickson and Henri
eta Crossman, Ward and Vokes, Bunch
of Keys William Gillette. W. H. Vests
MINISTRIES. OFT Brothers In "All Aboard, .
"Gayest Manhattan Man From Mexi-
co." "Parlor Match" Daniel Sully "Pud-
dennead Wilson," Chas. Wayne In "A
Sure Cure" James Kidder Warde combina-
ton Frank Daniels in 1.-THE IDOLS Eye"
and "Wizard of the Nile" The Bostonians
1.-THE Sign of the Cross Han1on's Su-
perba, Black Patti troubadpurs, Nat Good
win. Imperial opera company, Maude
Adams. Chauncey Olcott. Charles Coghlan.
T. ]. Myers is the name of the good look
ing young gentleman newly arrived and
having charpe of the hoy office at the Or