Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08

/ day night. Mcintyre and Heath, the
minstrel favorites, head the bill as
usual. Clarice Vance comes back with
more southern songs, which she viii
sing in her own simple and inimitable
manner. spessardys trained bears and
ponies will appear. Grace Palotta and
her millinery maids" will bring
singing act, Frank and Jen Latona
have a funny musical act Smirl and
Kessney combine comedy and aero
battles in a sketch called 1.-THE Bellboy
and the Maid" Probst initiates every
thing from n dickybird to a moving
machine. The only holdover from this
week will be Albertine Melich and her
beautiful trained cockatoos.
MASON OPERA HOUSE-(Advance
Announcement. "shore Acres will
have finished representation at the
Mason opera house opening tomorrow
and running three nights with Wednes-
day matinee. There will be entire new
scenery and an acting company that
will satisfy. The plot Of ''Shore Acres
is a most simple one and may be read
lily followed, while the story, which
abounds in humorous and pathetic
scenes, is a most impressive one. Ons
of the most amusing scenes in "shore
Acres" is the preparation of the real
turkey dinner in the second act AS the
fragrant odor Of the cooking is waited
through the house one can easily I'M
agine that he is looking upon an
actual incident OF real life and its
naturalness is heightened by the
stormy scene at the close of the act.
Henry w. Savage's "Sultan of .Sulu'
company has been secured for the at
traction at the Mason opera house
next Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
January IL. 13 and ID, with a Saturday
matinee. This most substantial of
comic opera successes is almost too we'll
known to need mention to our readers.
The book is by George Ade, whose
| Fables in Slang" are familiar to
every one The words fairly scinttl-
late with his brilliant and satirical hu-
NOR, and is almost Gilbertian in its
tone.
| GRAND OPERA HOUSE-(Advan
|
strated at the Grand this week that the
popularity of isis Hopkins" has not
abated, and every night hundreds of
people have been turned away. Sis
will stay one more week in Los An
geles, and all who missed this week
| will have one more chance to see Rose
Melville in this charming rural play.
Following isis Hopkins" lyon Yon-
SON. will hold the boards at the Grand
for two performances on Sunday, Jan
uary 49, and then comes the biggest
dramatic event of the season in the
city, Belasco's spectacular production Of
1.-The Darling of the Gods,'' with
Blanche Bates in the leading role OF
Yo-San.
| BURBANK THEATER = advance
Announcement Edwin Milton Royles
farce, my Wifes Husbands" will be
at the Burbank theater the coming
week. The scenes are laid in fash
ionable hotel in Florida and the ac-
tion takes place in twenty-four hours.
The story tells of how Gwendolin Win
ston marries Ralph Kirtly, president OF
the Anti-Divorce club. GwendoIin has
been married and divorced three times,
but Ralph does not know it. They plan
an elopement, but miss the train and
return to the hotel. Ralph's father sees
Gwendolin and becomes his sons rival
for her hand
TEMPLE AUDITORIUM-(Ad
Announcement. An announcement is
made that Ben Greet and his COM
pany of English players VIII return
to Los Angeles on Monday. Jan. 16, and
present a week of repertoire at Temple
auditorium. Mr.. Greet will give all
oe his plays in the Elizabethan style
and will include in his repertoire two
presentations of "Everyman," 1.-The
Merchant of Venice" Hamlet" as 1t
is given in the original fashion, con-
stituting a portion of the afternoon anu
an evening in it's entirety; Much ADO
1 About Nothing" Twelfth Night and
one presentation of "rhe Star of Beth
lehem." The reserved seat sale will be
ON at the Union Pacific ticket office.
BLANCHARD HALL-(Advance An
nouncement). The Burton Holmes Sc
yies of travelogues is to be given IN
this city during the weeks of January
2S and January 20 at Blanchard hall
The subjects this season will include
I'm London" Round About London"
Beautiful Ireland" and an up-to-date
lecture on both Russia and Japan,
10th of which are exceedingly interest
ing owing to the present crisis in the
orient.
NJ T\,oJaU,S \ acfure