Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02

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most poetic language imaginable and
affording unusual opportunities for
scenic effects and elaborate costumina.
Mr. Whittlesey has received unanimous
praise for his work in this piece where
ever he has appeared. It should prove
one Of the notable events Of the Los
Angeles dramatic year.
ORPHEUM-Mabel French, a girl
only eleven years of age but possessing
a voice which is said to be wonderfully
strong and sweet, will be the headliner
at the Orpheum next week. She Will
be heard in operate and popular selec-
tions. Lillian Shaw dialect come
dienne. will bring her limitations of He
brew and italian femininity. Fred's
Monkey actors will be a novelty. and
a funny one too, for monkeys are nat.
ural comedians. Lavine and Leonard
will present an automobile eccentricity
Of their own devising. Ford, Gehrue
and the Daisy Girls, VIM. Gould and
u
Hurd and new motion pictures will
complete the BILL one Of the most var
led Of the season. There will be q
special matinee on the Fourth.
BURBANK THEATER-Fourth of
July will be celebrated at the Burbank
theater by a splendid production of a
popular patriotic play, "The Red, White
and Blue" This is the first time the
play has ever been seen in Los An
geles. The piece will allow of excel
lent scenic novelties and the cast of
characters will display the entire
strength of the popular stock organiza-
tion "The Red, White and Blue''
scenes are laid during the Spanish
American war. A special matinee will
be given Tuesday afternoon, the Fourth
of July, in conjunction with the usual
Sunday and Saturday matinee per-
formances.
CHUTES-A brilliant program has
been prepared for today at Chutes
park, and in it the splendid Donatellf !
band the Midway attractions and the
zoo will have prominent part During
the past two months, while the Chutes'
unquestioned excellent musical fea-
lures have been exploited. the zoo has
been quietly perfected, not so much in
the addition of new animals-for al
most all known denizens of the men,
ageries were already representatives. in
the proper assortment and scientific
classification of all these. AS a result.
the Chutes now possesses what it truly
believes the most perfect collection of
animal life in the western part of the
United States, and the best to be found
outside the great geological gardens or
the great shows. Today. in the out
door matinee, and in the concert to-
night, the Donatelli band will give an
other spelndid program of classics and
popular numbers. The various other
Chutes attractions will be in full swing.
| GRAND OPERA HOUSE-The Ul-
rich Stock company will be seen II
"Only a Shop GirP' for the week COM
menclnB SUNDAY matinee, lncluulug ~
matinee on Tuesday the Fourth. This
piece deals with the troubles of a young
woman employed in department store.
and is said to be true to life. Mss
Anna Roberts, the popular leading wo-
man of last season, returns to the
Grand this week
FISCHER'S THEATER-The fun
niest musical comedy yet presented at
Fischer's theater will be the costumed
production of "Rubes and Roses
written and staged by Harry James.
This musical farce proved to be the
biggest success of all the musical COM
edies presented by the Fischer company
in San Francisco, having a run of ia
nights in that city. The piece is replete
with catchy songs, clever chorus num-
bers and ensembles. The costumes are
all new and are the most elaborate ever
used by any stock company in this
city. There will be an entire change in
the vaudeville bill, which will include
four big headliners and new series
of motion pictures.