Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26
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opera.
BURBANK advance Announce
menD. William Desmond will in ths
coming presentation of Ten Nights In
Barroom" be seen as the slave to
liquor-Joe Morgan. The versatility Of
this clever organization is already we'll
known to local playgoers, but It is not
often such an opportunity as the COM
ing week will present makes Itself
known. The Burbank stock company,
under the careful direction of Stage
Director Dufield, have many times the
current season surprised playseekers,
and the coming weeks Offering will be
no exception to the rule. The man
agement announces that the production
Of Ten Nights in a Barroom" will be
one of the most complete and elaborate
revivals the play has ever had in the
west. All the Burbank favorites will
be In the cast, including little Fay
Baintertand the play will be given but
one week, beginning with this after
moons matinee,
ORPHEUM-(Advanc Announces
menD. Commencing Monday night,
Willy Zimmerman will be the headline
attraction at the Orpheum with his
life portraits of celebrated composers.
The four sensational Boses will bring
a novel casting act In which they
throw each other about the stage in
n f11oq
hibiting wonderful agility. Borani and
Nevaro will introduce a little fun into
the bill with their Weary Waggles,
the Dandy Dude Tramp" Murphy
and Francis will be seen in Real Coon
Habits" in which they give pictures
OF the "cullud gemman" as he is, not
as the usual black face paints him.
Miss Mabel Mckinley will be heard
for another week, and will introduce
her new song of California Arcadia"
The Peschkoff troupe of Russian dane
ers, Mallory Brothers, Brooks and Hal
liday and motion pictures showing the
Inauguration of President Roosevelt,
will complete the bill.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-(Advance
Announcement. "The Hills of Cali
fornia" will be the production at the
Grand opera house this week, COM
mencing with today's matinee. This
piece was written by a Californian,
Judson c. Brusie. the leading parts
are taken by an old Californian, Frank
Bacon and his daughter, Miss Bessie
Stewart Bacon, and the fact that it
has been accepted all along the coast
as truthfully portraying life in the
very localities in which 1t is played
is saying good deal for the consis-
tency of the piece. Although the con-
struction is melodramatic, there is
quietness about the working out of the
action that puts it in class with
'"Way Down East"
CHUTES-(Advance AnnouncemenD.
This afternoon at the Chutes one of the
last of the Ellery bands outdoor con-
certs will be given, and as all indica-
tions point to record breaking attend
ance, a special program of magnificent
compositions from master pens will be
presented under the direction of
Ferullo The balloon ascensions of Roy
Knabenshue will without doubt be re-
sumed today and Knabenshue will
make the scientific flight which he has
been so long planning. 1t will be
real event in aeronautics in Southern
California. The Southwestern Vaude-
vile association has in preparation
good new program of varied attrac-
tions, which will be presented at Chutes
theater during the afternoons matinee.
At the evening entertainment the Ell
lery band will hold the boards. large
number of new additions have recently
been made to the Chutes zoo. Tomor-
row evening special attraction at
Chutes theater will be the "Trovatore'
concert of Signor Pietro Buzzi Signor
Buzzi himself will interpret Manrico.
while the part of Leonora will be
taken by Mrs. Alice Austermell Dorm.
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