Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
COn1inQ Attractions

| MASON-The most successful Ameri-
can play on the boards today without
exception is "In Old Kentucky" which
will be seen again at the Mason opera
house next Monday Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings, November 6, Z, and s,
with a "Wednesday matinee. 1t has
been presented year after year without
a break since 1892. and is now on its
thirteenth annual tour of the country.
From Maine to the Pacific coast and
from Duluth to New Orleans, in every
section of the United States. it Is a
big favorite with all classess of play
goers.
The play tells one of the prettiest
love stories known to the stage. The
character types introduced are indi-
genous to the soil of the blue grass
state. TN Old Kentucky" is a house.
hold word all over the land and the
Play seems destined to go down in his
tory as the most popular American
play ever written since Mrs. Stoves
historic novel was made into a drama
of destiny.
MASON-The engagement of Andrew
Mack in "Tom Moore" which is for
three nights beginning Thursday even
ing, November 9, at the Mason, Will
doubtless be watched with much inter-
est by the many admirers of that pop
ular comedian. Mr.. Mack has recently
returned from Australia where his sue
cess was so great that his engagement
of twenty-one weeks was confined to
three cities. although his intentions
were to have played other cities in the
colonies before returning to America
His pronounced success neccssitated
cutting out several important points
and extending the time of his engage
ment in Melbourne and Sydney.
BELASCO-For the week beginning
Monday evening the Belasco company
will present 1.-The Gay Parisians," one
of the most successful farces of mod
ern times. While 1t is adapted from
the French, the wit is as clean as 1t
is furiously funny. The entire com
pany will be represented with unusual
attention. In the line of fun-making
it will be the most important offering
of the season at the BelaSco.
ORPHEUM - The "Broomstick
Witches" will be a decided novelty at
the Orpheum next week. These witches
employ only the magic of pretty faces
and dashing manners, and captivate
their victims by means of their singing
and dancing. Clayton, Jenkins and
Jasper with their "Darktown Circus"
are a never failing source of delight
and Jasper, the donkey with the hui
man brain, is great faVorite. Ray
mond and Cavery. the noted German
comedians and parody singers, Will re-
turn after a two years absence with
a big bundle of new things to amuse
O'Brien and Buckley, a third comedy
couple. have an act which makes sour
faced dyspeptics hunt their cellars
Wireless telegraphy demonstrations
the Three NeVaros in their acrobatic
act, Dean Edsall and Arthur Forbes
In "The Two Rubies," Browning and
Wally, the aerialists, and new motion
pictures complete the program.
3URBANK-"Re Reaping the Harvest"
will be presented at the Burbank the
ater for the week beginning this after
noon. The play is described as COM
edy drama in four acts by Tom Fitch.
Matinees will be given Sunday and
Saturday.
GRAND-One of the most picturesque
settings for drama which has ever
been employed by playwrights is the
time of the civil war, and one OF the
prettiest of all plays of this period
is "Polly Primrose" which comes to
the Grand opera house for the week
commencing Sunday matinee with
Miss Carol Arden In the title role. AL
though the play deals with the south
in the war time there are only faint
echoes OF the thunders of battle In its