Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-14


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company will be seen in one OF the
most thrilling plays Of the decade,
Her Majesty" This play served Grace
George for several seasons and was the
most popular production she ever pre-
sented IL Is the story of a. country
mismanaged to an extent that the peo-
pie are aroused to revolutionary meas
ures A young queen disguises herself
as peasant and goes about among
her people, and in her experiences at
tired thus she becomes the center OF
the most charming love story imagina-
bic. The role of the queen will be a Mt
ting one for the farewell week of Miss
Amelia Gardner, who leaves shortly
for London. one Of the big features Of
the play is the mob scene, which has
been made perfect by constant rehear-
/ sails under the direction Of George
| Barnum.
BURBANK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AnnouncemenO. The week beginning
this afternoon will be given over to a
production of Eugene Presbrey's rural
romance, New England Folks" 1t
has been some years since this splendid
and we'll liked play has been seen in
this city, but that the piece is a popu-
lar one is told in the proportions of the
advance sale. The story of Joe's love
for the country lass, Faith and ot
Dunham's scheme to ruin the young
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placing temptation in his way is a well
known one All the Burbank favorites
will appear. The usual natinees will
be given today and next Saturday
Vail De Vernon will make her initial
bow with the Burbank company in the
coming play, enacting the role of Rose
Dunham.
ORPHEUM - advance Announce
menD. May Vokes, one of the most
popular character actresses on the
stage will make her first vaudeville
appearance in this city at the Orpheum
next week in "a Model Maid" Ed
ward Blondell and Julia West, also
laugh makers of renown, will make
their first appearance here in "The
Lost Boy" described as gale of mer-
riment. Klein, OFT Bros, and Nichol-
son will present the greatest purely
musical act before the public. William
Tomkins, an original chap recruited
into vaudeville from the newspaper
business, will deliver topical talk en-
titled "The Sense of Nonsense Lydia
Yeamans Titus in her inimitable imi-
tations; Jack Norworth, "the life of
every party" Louise Dresser, the
dainty singer, and new motion pictures
complete the bill.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-(Advance
Announcement. 1.-TWO Little Sailor
| Boys will be the medium through
which the Ulrich stock company at
the Grand opera house will continue
to bid for popular favor next week.
This piece Is a melodrama, the plot Of
which revolves about the adventures
of two little castaways. Never in the
theatrical history of Los Angeles have
melodramas been put on so thoroughly
and by such a strong company as is
the case at the Grand this season, and
the Ulrichs are drawing bigger and
bigger crowds every week.
ANGELUS THEATER = advance
Announcemen). For the week COM
nencing Monday, May Is, there will be
an entire change of program, including
new songs and sayings by the Angelus
quartet and minstrels, Wills and Col
Inns in a new travesty, Gus Leonard,
the three sisters Masquercia and Will
liam Onslow in new offerings. new
illustrated song by the Angelus quar-
tet Stuart, Conlin, Rittenhouse and
Leroy, and pictures by the An
geluscope.
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