Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20

Strange Land" The play has kept two
continents in an uproar as the one most
suitable for this special week. II deals
with young spendthrift Enelishman
who comes to America to go ON cattle
ranch but who stays in New York and
deceives his family by glowing accounts
of his escapes from the Indians on the
ranch near Buffalo, N. Y. Joseph Gal
braith will portray the wayward youth
and Thomas Oberle Will create no end
of merrinent as the Indian" who is
picked up by the youth as specimen
of American civilization. The usual
matinees will be given Thursday and
Saturday.
ORPHEUM.--Col. CASTOR Bordeverry.
the famous sharpshooter, will be seen
at the Orpheurn for the week commenc-
ing Monday night. James J. Morton.
the popular nionologist, who was to
have appeared last Monday, will be on
the bill Edmund Day will be seen in
his latest comedy, 1.-THE Sheriff. an
Arizona Episode" supported by Miss
Patrice Winston and Robert Watson.
"The Queens Fam" one of the daintiest
of vaudeville's conceits, will be pre-
sented by Orislxa Worden, Adele Archer
and Lucille Georgi. Los Parisiennes
will be seen in novelty dances and
kindred features. Patty brothers.
Smith and Campbell and Ceina Bobe
will be held over. New motion pic
lures.
CHUTES PARK-The new Welch-
Morganstern musical comedy company
will open in Chutes theater this even
ing, presenting ''The King Of Kalama-
zoo" by Gustave Luders. a sketch
never before seen in Los Angeles. The
WEIGH -Morganstern company, which
has been gathering for a number OF
weeks is composed of thirty-five ex-
perienced comic opera people, gathered
from the vacation ranks of San
Francisco, Chicago and New York.
The principals of the company include
Kitty Francis, Rube Welch, comedian
Louis Worth, Harry w. Wright, Noah
Lavigne, late leading baritone of the
Tivoli company, and May Beatrice,
soubrette. In addition to number of
big standard works, such as THE
Isle of Champagne" two new musical
comedies by Dr. Fair of the Henry w.
Savage staff will receive their premier
presentation at the Chutes. Matinees
are to be given on Sunday and Sat-
urday and by special arrangement of
the Chutes company admission to the
ater, save in certain reserved seat
sections, will be free. In addition to
the show at the theater the usual Sun
day attractions will be on exhibition,
including the zoo. the midway and the
chutes Two concerts by Donatelli's
Italian band.
ANGELUS THEATER-Beginn
with the week of August 20 the stock
company of the Angelus theater will
produce a series of farce-comedies, the
first of which will be Miss Hursey
from Jersey" The leading actors of
this company, Mrs. Belmour, Miss
Razeto, Mr.. Lambart, have all proved
themselves proficient as provokers OF
laughter. Mr.. Marston will be seen In
a comedy role for the first time and
one in which he has elsewhere gained
much applause.
BURBANK THEATER-"The Little
Christian" will be the offering of the
Burbank stock company for the week
beginning this afternoon. The play
has never been seen in Los Angeles.
The Piece is filled with excellent
comedy unforced pathos and climaxes
that are capital. Every favorite viii
appear. Preparations have been COM
pleted for the Ibsen matinee Wednes-
day afternoon, August 2S. "A Dolls
House" will doubtless prove as alb
sorbingly interesting as Ghosts" and
the production will II anything be even
more elaborate. Misses Hall. Kelton
and Bernard and Messrs. Mestayer
Bernard and Southard will be in the
cast. Usual evening prices will pre-
vail
FIsCHER'S THEATER.--"A Trip to
The Fair" has proved to be the most
OF any OF the musical
iarces yet presented by the stock COM
pany at Fischer's and Is drawing such
big houses that 1t viii continue one
week longer. with several new special
les and chorus numbers to brighten It
ip. The orio for the coming week con-
aims some splendid features, including
me Of the strongest vaudeville acts ever
Ieen ON the coast. Dunbar and his
wenty trained goats, DE Shields. ariel
yclist. ana new motion pictures COM
.lala the HE hill