Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
Coming Attractions

! MASON OPERA HoUSE-Tomor-
row night, the second week of Ben
| Hur' will open at the Mason opera
house. The engagement is positively
| limited to two weeks and will close
Saturday night, December 2. SO great
has been the demand for seats that
! the management has decided to give
special matinee Thanksgiving day.
! ORPHEUM-Joe Flynn, THE Man
Behind the Book" who wrote Down
Went McGinty," will be seen at the
Orpheum again next week. Marion
Carson will be heard here for the first
time. Pierce and Maizee viii be seen
in their refined dancing act. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kemps will bring their illus
trated Tales of the Desert" Melville
and Stetson, Emma Francis and her
t.rabians, Edwin Latell In his breezy
musical monologue and the Elgonas
complete the big show for the week.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-"Hones
Hearts," a drama of the Kentucky
country folk along the Cumberland
river, will be the attraction at the
| Grand opera house next week with
Miss Alma Hearn in the principal role.
! The story is full of heart interest and
fat the same time there Is a story and
much comedy
BELASCO THEATER-George H.
! Broadhurst's frolicksome farce, why
|
ton at the Belasco theater Thanks
! giving week, and more than ordinary
interest is attached to the announces
ment, as George w. Barnum, the pop
ular stage director and actor, will APP
| pear in his original role of Count Won
| Guggenheim, which he played with
conspicuous success in New York and
London. Barnum's dialect was rev.
elation to the London theater-goers,
and they went wild over him Patrons
of the Belasco theater have previously
had samples of Barnum's genius as q
clever linguistic character interpreter,
but they are assured that in his old
role in "Why Smith Left Home" he will
reveal himself in an entirely new light.
Ihe farce will require the full cast Of
the Dig Belasco company. Margaret
Langham has rejoined the company.
after her San Francisco triumph as
Lady Babbie and will assist in the
lull making There will be special
matinee Thanksgiving day.
BURBANK-"The Judge and tbe
Jury" Harry d. Cottrel and Oliver Mo-
rosco's successful western play, will run
still another week. Never before in To-
cal theatrical history has "A play Gre
ated such genuine enthusiasm. The
town has been taken completely by
storm. AT every performance the Bur-
banks capacity is tested and the
crowds receive the drama with up-
roarious applause. Manager Morosco
is making record for himself and Los
Angeles.
Manager Morosco prepared "The
Lost Paradise" because he did not
tnlnk the owners of the piece would
grant him Il longer extension of time
IN winch to present it but an answer
TO a wire sent last week grants him
still thirty days
Chutes-Taddeo and Croce will he
dlstlnct features of the Sunday ron
certs or the Chiaffarelli band at the
Cnutes, and number of magnificent
selectlons nave been chosen. especially
III reference to their abilities in play
ing. Another feature of the day is
TO be the premier presentation of a new
waltz souvenir de Los Angeles
written especially for Chiaffarelli hv
the elfted painter musician Paul de
Longpre. The afternoon program in
cludes the "Tannhauser" march. over
.ure 1 to The Magic Flute" Leoncaval-
10 u.s. y new Roland Won Berlin" the De
LoHgpre waltz. Uncle Sammy" march
overture to "The Chimes of Norman
Gy' and the sextet from Lucia" Tn
the evening the new LOS AngeIes,
march of Chiaffareli. the "William
Ielr overture, with Napolili as solo
ISL; new trumpet solo by Taddeo a
harp solo by De Bona, a trombone solo
by Croce, Batiste's organ offertoire
the De Longpre selections and "I Pag
liacci" are the numbers.
VENICE-After giving considerable
thought to the matter, the manage
ment of the Venice palm garden has
decided upon the following schedule
for the afternoon and evening con-
certs at the beautiful resort down by
the sea. The afternoon entertainments
Will last one hour and will commence
at 2:45 except on Sunday when the con-
cert will begin at 9 o'clock. On Mon
day and Tuesday afternoon no matinees
VIII be given. All the programs for
the coming week will be mixed in
character, save that of rFiday night,
which will be devoted entirely to the
works of Verdi.