Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-23

has ever been presented at the Or
pheum These young women come
from the ranks Of comic opera, and
they sing and dance with characteris-
tic dash. Professor Riggs liquid air
demonstrations, Boniface and Waltz
niger in a new sklt, THE Woman Who
Hestates Is won;' knight Brothers
and Miss Sawtelle in new dances;
Cooper and Ribinson, tre colored come
dians, in Looking for Hannah" and
new motion pictures complete the bill.
GRAND OPERA HoUSE-(Advance
Announcement. For His Brothers
Crime" will be seen at the Grand this
week. commencing Sunday matinee.
This is sensational melodrama and
in It there are opportunities for the
Ulrich stock company to still further
demonstrate its versatility. Richard
Buhler will be the center of attraction
in the dual part of the twin brothers,
one of whom commits a crime and the
other assumes the responsibilities.
There are several most unusual scenes
in the piece. notably one where the
hero of the story holds up a broken
bridge on his shoulders while a rum
away team crosses, dragging car
riage in which the heroine is riding.
BURBANK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Announcement. "Out Of the Fold" to
be the attraction at the Burbank the
ater for the week beginning this after
noon, was first given to the American
thea ter-going public at the American
theater, New York, the early part
of the current year, and scored one of
the most emphatic successes in the his
tory of the big playhouse. The action
of the piece is supposed to take place
in small New England village, with
it's country schoolhouse, filled with
awkward boys and gngham-garbed
little girls. the village church with It's
choir OF singers, and, of course, the
dear country characters that are so
essential to the atmosphere of the
story. Langdon Mccormick, who is
the author of the play, has woven his
story with the utmost skill. His char
acters are living. breathing country
folk, devoid of those horseplay traits
that are so often attributed to them in
recent rural dramas.
FISCHER Observation-Disclosures An
nouncemen) e. A. Fischer of San
Francisco has secured the property be-
tween Spring and Main on the north
side of First street in the middle of the
block, and will open burlesque and
vaudeville theater there on the evening
of April 80. The policy of this theater
will in every way correspond with the
policy that made Fischer's theater In
San Francisco such a phenomenal sue
cess. 1t is Mr.. Fischer's intention to
put on a stock company that will de-
vote itself to little burlettas and local
musical skts. First class vaudeville
features will also be introduced. These
attractions will be of a high class order.
Mr. Fischer has surrounded himself
with an able executive staff, including
Harry James, who will lead the Or
chestra and direct the shows. 1t was
Mr. Jones who did SO much to make
Weber & Fields burlesque so popular
on this coast. 1t was Mr.. Fischer who
Blake. Barney Bernard, Ben Dillon.
Maude Amber and host of others to
the laughter loving public of this coast.
He expects to duplicate his San Fran
cisco success in Los Angeles. He has
great faith in the future of this city
and for that reason has invested in
this present enterprise.
THE CHUTES-(Advance Announce
ment). The royal artillery band of
Rome. the new organization secured in
New York by Assistant Manager Fer
guson of The Chutes, will commence
its summer engagement at this after
Moons matinee The new band will
number thirty-five men. including
some of the most eminent soloists in
Italy. Donatelli, who will direct them,
is from the Royal Conservatoire of
Naples, and has been schooled under
the greatest directors in the world.
This afternoons program will open
with new march, composed Tor the
occasion by Donatelli. Filippo Cinci-
one, trombone soloist. is originally from
the Municipal band of Naples. He Is
graduate of the Conservatory. and Is
thorough musician in every sense of
the word. Domenico Barilotti is the
solo trumpet, just from Italy and pos
sessed of a great reputation. Enido
Barilotti, his brother, is the baritone.
and has a reputation, it is said, which
exceeds even that of the famous
Giuseppe Curti. Nicola Zammini
clarinet, received his training in the
Pianelli Abruzzi band, and has an in
ternational reputation, as he toured
the United States several times. To-
day the numbers include the Lucia"
sextette, fantasia from Aida" Car
men," Flotow's Martha" the lnfiam-
matus from "Stabat Mater" played as
solo by trumpeter Barilotti' and
other great numbers