Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13

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violin virtuoso, will make her first Los
Angeles appearance, coming direct from
Paris The Wilton brothers, in their
comedy work on the bars: the Messen-
ger Boys trio; Estellita, the graceful
Spanish dancer; s. Miller Kent, the
popular actor. and new motion pictures
complete the bill.
CHUTES-A splendid and most
unique collection of birds and animals
has been added to the zoo at Chutes
park during the past week. Among
these are group Of Celebes apes, inn
ported direct from Asia; a pair of the
strange Chinese fur fowl, from the
northern cantons of the celestial em-
pire; two gorgeously plumaded Chinese
galden pheasants, two black swans
from the heart Of Australia, black
tailed antelope and other interesting
! specimens. Another consignment is on
the way. A domestic creature just in
from the Everglades of Florida is a
heavy five-foot alligator, one of the
largest creatures of its species in the
west The new Japanese tea garden
has been practically completed. The
Chutes Theater company in the week
to come, beginning Tuesday night, will
be seen in ''The Cuban Spy" Two
splendid programs of Donatelli music
have been prepared for today and a
high balloon ascension will also be
made.
BELASCO THEATER-For the week
beginning Monday evening the Belasco
Theater Stock company will present
Henry Guy Carleton's famous play,
"The Butterflies" In was in this piece
that John Drew Maude Adams and
Edna May made such a strenuous hit.
II deals with society life and its hunor
| is irresistible. 1t will require the full
strength of the Belasco company.
Matinees Thursday and Saturday.
BURBANK THEATER = Manager
Morosco will offer the Burbank stock
organization in an elaborate revival of
Camille" for the week beginning this
portray Camille" William Desmond
will appear as "Armond." The manage
ment announces that on Wednesday
afternoon. August 23, picked COM
pany from the Burbank stock organiza-
tion, including Miss Blanche Hall. Mr..
| Harry Mestayer, Mr.. William Ber-
nard Mr.. Bennett Southard and Miss
Jane Kelton will present Henrik Ib-
sens "a Dolls House." "The Dolls
House" will be given but one produce
tion, Wednesday afternoon and the
stage will be under the personal direc-
ton of Mr.. Harry Mestayer.
ANGELUS THEATER-A military
drama in four acts, entieled Love and
War; will be put on by the Angelus
stock company next week, beginning
with Sunday matinee. The piece will
be staged with new special scenery.
The play has been produced across the
water under the name of ours. On
this side it had long run at Wal
lacks theater in New York, Lester
Wallack making a hit in the leading
part.
FISCHER'S THEATER-The bill for
the coming week promises something
entirely original in the way of musical
buresque "A Trip to the Fair is
bubbling over with good music. funny
jokes and laughable situations. The
vaudeville bill will serve to introduce
several strong acts in the olio which
should make one of the best bills yet
offered at this popular play house.
GRAND OPERA HOUsE.-"The Win
ming Hand" will be the melodrama at
the Grand opera house. This play deals
with some Of the political methods
which exist in the ward politics of New
York. and shows how interruptions
ward bosses at times find 1t convenient
to join forces with the criminal classes.
Robert Rogers, Louise Macintosh
and Grace Beals. during the last season
members OF Los Angeles stock COM
panies. are now in the cast OF Proctor's
Fifty-eigth street stock company, New
York