Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
Coming Attractions

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the wild and woolly'' west, where
the hero lands as a tenderfoot ana
gradually wins his spurs and "The
Lady" after a series of hairbreadth
escapes and many Observation-Disclosures.
THE Lady" being married to black
guard makes the play in some degree
a problem" drama although the solu-
ton is successful and not morbid. The
matinees are on Thursday and Satur-
day.
ORPHEUM-The Three Sisters Ma
carte, direct from the London Hippo
drome, will reappear at the Orpheum
on Monday next after a long absence.
These young women are as pretty as
they are graceful, and are renowned
as the greatest of all wire walkers, but
they vary their acrobatics with some
clever specialties of their own which
make their work unique in vaudeville.
Charles Prelle's animal act will be the
first of its kind ever seen here. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Esmonds, two clever
people from the legitimate, will pre-
sent their comedy, Another Cucum-
ber." Signorna Verera, graduate
of the Academy of st. Cecilia, Rome
will be heard here for the first time
The Broomstick Witches, Clayton
jenkins and Jasper in their Darktown
Circus; Raymond and CaVerly, the Ger
man comedians; O'Brien and Buckley
and new motion pictures complete the
bill
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-"On the
Bridge at Midnight" will return to the
Grand opera house for one week conf
mencing with todays matinee. This
is not a sensational melodrama but a
genuine comedy-drama. 1t is refresh
ingly free from the cut-and-dried de-
vices of ordinary plays and it's scenic
and mechanical effects are unrivaled.
The reproduction of a famous jackknife
bridge in Chicago is what gives the
play its title and the operation of
this masterpiece of engineering is re-
produced with accuracy. Wit and hu-
NOR follow each other through the
play, and the part of Reddy, the mis-
chieVous urchin and lost child, is par
ticularly mirth-provoking, There are
many other interesting characters.
MASON-The next attraction at the
Mason is Haverly's Mastodon Minstrels,
the oldest minstrel organization in the
world. The engagement is for three
nights and Saturday matinee, OPEN
ing on Thursday, November 16. The
scenic and mechanical effects are fine
and one of the novelties is a beautiful
stage picture in the afterpart en-
titled Moonlight in DiXie-land," show
ing the Suwanee river by moonlight.
The ollo contains more real novelties
than any other minstrel show en- tour.
The Haverly choir consists of Tommie
Burnett, Harry Ford, Walter McFar-
land. Joseph Brown, Edward p. Joyce,
w. A.Wolff, C. r. Thompson and w. A.
Parkerson. Among the vaudeville fea-
lures are Marion and Pearl, eccentric
comedians and dancers; Fred p. Rus.
sell, grotesque comedian, Gardner and
Summer, musical artists, and an ex-
tensive roster of entertainers.
CASINO-Starting with tomorrow
matinee, the Casino management
promises one of it's brightest musical
comedy productions. THE Raiahs
Paradise" which is the coming weeks
bill. is an oriental picture burletta.
and the setting gives ample opportun-
ity for the display of special scenic
effects as well as pretty costuming.
all of which has been used to advantage
by the management. The company
numbers 30 people including Norma
Wills, Monte Collins, Jessie Brown,
Georgia Wallace, G. T.. Hendricks and
George McFadden, as well as a pretty
and perfectly drilled chorus, with
twelve musical numbers and severol
single singing and dancing features.
In addition to the burletta. a pleasing