Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27

clever play and the usual matinees will
be given this afternoon and next Sat-
urday.
MASON OPERA HOUSE-One of the
seasons productions that stands in a
class peculiar to itself as a humorous
and heart-appealing novelty is Mrs
Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" The
dramatization which Mrs. Anne Craw-
ford Flexner has made for Liebler e.
Co. is interpreted by a brilliant cast
that includes the distinguished char
acter comedienne, Mrs. Madge Carr
Cook, Bessie Barriscale, Helen Lowell
and Charles Carter, together with more
than score of other characters. "Mrs.
Wigs" will come to the Mason opera
house Monday evening, Sept. 4.
ORPHEUM-"The Yankee Doodle
Boys" will bring a novelty to the Or
pheum this week in their fantasy,
around the World in Twenty Min
utes." The Howard brothers. banjo
| lists, are experts in their line, one of
their star feats being the playing of
an air on score of instruments as
| they toss them back and forth across
the stage. Jacobs Dogs will be new to
Los Angeles, and are said to be ex-
tremely clever. Josephine Ainsley is a
we'll known coast favorite and will
bring some new songs. Col. Borde-
very the sharpshooter, Edmund Day
and company in 1.-THE Sheriff." James
j. Morton, the monologist, THE
Queens Fam" and new motion pictures
complete the bill.
CHUTES-The success of the WEIGH
Morganstern season of musical farce
at the Chutes was established by the
two big audiences which thronged the
theater last Sunday afternoon and
evening. The piece for the coming week
will be 1.-THE Aisle of Sham-Pain," a
burlesque on the familiar isle of
Champagne" The piece is merry, tune
full and full of light comedy situations.
A number of good voices have been
brought out during the brief season
at Chutes theater. The ensemble will
be augmented by the addition of some
more voices in the performances which
are to come. The Welch-Morganstern
company is the only one of its kind
giving musical comedy in Los Angeles.
Two programs of popular and classical
music have been prepared for Sunday
by the Donatelli band, which is MAIN
tanning its reputation. A balloon ascen-
sion will be made Sunday afternoon.
FISCHER's THEATER Breaking
the Bank" Harry James latest music
al comedy, will replace "A Trip to
the Fair" at Fischer's theater Monday
night and it promises to be as big a
success as it's predecessor. The COM
pany has been enlarged for this pro-
duction. Several new members have
been added to the chorus and Monte
Carter, the clever character comedian,
has been especially engaged for one of
the leading parts. A number of novel
specialties are promised aside from
the usual vaudeville bill and motion
pictures. The olio for the coming week
will include De Bois, presenting his
marvellous illusions; George w. Leslie,
comedian and monologist. and Matte
Fields, singing and dancing soubrette,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-"Why
Women Sin," thrilling tale of New
York society," will be the bill at the
Grand for the week beginning with to-
days matinee. This piece is one OF the
best which the Ulrich stock company
has put on this season. and in 1t Rich
ard Buhler, Brenda Fowler Lillian
Hayward and Juliette Chandler win
have exceptional opportunities to dis
play their abilities.