Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

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the Margaret Anglin season at the Ma
, son opera house, in which she will
present a repertoire Of New. York sue
cesses, including "The Marriage Of
Kitty" In the repertoire is also Miss
Anglin's latest triumph, "zira," a pow
erful emotional drama written by Hem
! ry Miller and J. Hartley Manners.
THE Lady Paramount" new comedy
by Madeline Lucette Riley, and "Frou-
Frou' are also included. Supporting
4 Miss Anglin are such well known
artists as Frank Worthing, Edward
4 Emery. Hall McAllister, Mrs. whIffen,
Blanche Stoddard, Arthur Lawrence,
! Walter Allen and Miss Cartwright.
u BELASCO Observation-Disclosures An
nouncemenD. Another notable comedy
success is promised by the Belasco COM
pany for the week beginning Monday
evening, when "The Private Secretary"
will be offered This is what Is known
as "a rip-roaring funny play" and
nothing so well calculated to bring forth
laughter has been presented at that
playhouse. 1t is brim full of the sort
of situations which keep an audience in
a constant uproar. The dialogue is bril-
liant and action lively. Every member
of the cast will have unusual oppor-
tunities to please. Amelia Gardner,
Margaret Langham. Joseph Galbraith
Howard Scott, James A. Bliss and the
other favorites will be in the cast.
Matinees Thursday and Saturday.
! BURBANK THEATER - advance
Announcement. The Offering at the
Burbank theater for the week begin
ming this afternoon will be Taylor's
melodramatic novelty THE White IT.
gress of JAPAN"
The play is in four acts and deals
with the war between Japan and Rus
sa. The White Tigress of Japan"
is beautiful woman who has been
captured and tormented by the Rus
slams. She eventually escapes and
joins the Japanese in their fight against
the Russians. The latter set out to re-
capture her but are outwitted by an
American naval officer, his brother,
a newspaper correspondent and a Jap
anese servant. In the end the great
white tigress is taken Gagged and sent
to st. Petersburg. In the general am
nesty proclaimed to all political prison.
ers when the cars son and heir was
born, she is included and receives a
full pardon. The entire Burbank stock
company will appear in this production.
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gagged to play the name part. The
usual matinee will be given Saturday.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-(Advance
Announcement. Commencing with
Sundays matinee the Urich stock COM
pany will present "Quo Vadis' for one
week at the Grand opera house. This
dramatization of Henryk Sienkiewiez's
classic of the commencement of the
downfall of Rome and the rise of Chris
tianity has been one of the greatest
successes of recent years. The most
commanding figure in the drama is that
of Vinicius, the young Tribune, and
Richard Buhler will have in this part
an opportunity to display his abilities
as a leading man. 1t was as Vinicus
that he first came into prominence in
the east. John Harrington as the lordly
and aesthetic Petronius. Henry Auer-
bach as Nero, Ethel Clifton as Lygia,
Brenda Fowler as Poppea, Lule War
renton as Pomponia, Hope Mayne as
Eunice, the slave girl, are all well
placed roles, and altogether the produc-
ton of ''Quo Vadis' will show what the
Ulrich stock company, which has shown
much promise in melodrama, can do in
heavier work. The staging will be
complete, the incidental music used be-
ing that composed by Julian Edwards
for the original production.
ORPHEUM - advance Announce
ment). Heading the new bill at the
Orpheum for the week commencing
Monday night will be Louis Simon and
Grace Gardner in Will Cressys
screaming farce THE New Coach
man." one-act laugh producer which
holds the championship belt. The
Busch Deere trio will be new to Los
Angeles in an illustrated musical nov-
city. The Columbians will offer
fantasy, "The Wax DOLL" Herbert
Brooks will manipulate cards and
mystify with his queer trunk. Paul
Conchas, strong man and juggler, Jack
Mason's dashing society BELLS" Wi
mona Shannon in His Long Lost
Child" and new motion pictures will
complete the bill.
FISHERS - advance Announce
menD. Tomorrow evening Fishers
Vaudeville theater on First between
Main and Spring, will open with a
strong vaudeville bill and several new
and surprising features. The bill will
include comedy, burlesque, vaudeville
and a beauty chorus. The entertain
menf will cnnrll1de with a hilarious