Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

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/ London" Wednesday. Round About
London;" Saturday. January %, Beau
tiful Ireland" Friday evening, Feb
ruary 3. THE Russian Empire;" satur-
day evening, February 4, Japan" All
J of these are new to this city. the
material for the first three having been
CLEANED by Mr.. Holmes during the past
summer. Mr.. Holmes Is considered
authority on Russia and Japan. and
these Travelogues will give most ex-
cellent insight into the lands and the
people now engaged in the present
struggle In the far east. Mr.. Behymer
will probably announce two extra
matinees TO be given on Saturdays,
January 2S and February T. The sub
ject of the first one will probably be
"The Yosemite" Season tickets are
now on sale and special rates are made
TO students and clubs attending in a
body.
BELAsCO THEATER - advance
Announoemen). SO great was the de-
mand for seats for "Old Heidelberg
that the management has decided to
continue the play for another week.
Hundreds who were disappointed in
their efforts to get seats for this at
traction last week will now be ac-
commodated and most of those who
went last week will wish to go again.
Never in the history of Los Angeles
has a stock company presented so
great a success. The beautiful play
reaches into the hearts of the audience
as few things have ever done on any
stage in Los Angeles. The drama will
be given exactly as it was last week
and the prices will be the same Miss
Gardner and Richard Vivian, who were
last week suffering from attacks of the
grip, have now fully recovered and will
be able to give nearly perfect inter-
pretations of their parts. Joseph Gal
braith and George Barnum will con-
,tinue to please in their charming roles
of the Burbank stock company for the
Thursday and Saturday.
ORPHEUM - advance Announce
ment). Commencing tomorrow night
there will be an entirely new show, and
one which in San Francisco was pro-
nounced even superior to the road
show itself. 1t is headed by Miss Nita
Allen and her company in a one act
play, wine, Women and Song" a
dashing picture of a certain phase OF
modern life. Chassino, a shadow
graphist," makes pictures on a screen
by throwing shadows with his hands
and feet Eleanor Fake, a popular
comedienne from the ranks of comic
opera, will be heard in several songs.
II. V. Fitzgerald is a lightning change
artist Douglas and Ford will sing
and dance and Kline and Gotthold
tickle with their sketch, "a Medical
Discovery New motion pictures will
complete an almost entirely new bill,
the only holdovers being the four Bards
in their wonderful acrobatic work
LIE Witt and Ashmore are the leaders
of fun at the Casino this week.
Morey and Morey are novelty musical
artists and their unique musical instru-
ments fill the stage. Marion Living
ston, a celebrated character dancer, ar
rived from Chicago Wednesday to fill
her engagement at the Casino being
the advance guard of other distin-
guished artists which Manager Alisky
is bringing direct from the east. The
Chicago Inter Ocean terms Miss Liv-
ingston 'The American Anna Held
Emma ONeill, a captivating soubrette,
will also make her first Los Angeles
appearance. Nellie Montgomery, "the
radum soubrette," will have something
new to offer. The Huegel brothers
will be seen in new acrobatic stunts
and Lorraine the baritone, will pre-
sent a new spectacular singing act
closing with illustrated songs. New
moving pictures complete the bill.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-(Advance
Announcement. Commencing with
this afternoons matinee Uncle Toms
Cabin" will be seen at the Grand Opera
house for one week The company
which presents this piece at the Grand
is known as Stetson's company under
the management of G. w. Washburn,
and 1t has the reputation of giving to
the old play of slavery life PERFORM
ance which is worthy in every sense.
Certainly Uncle Tom" is a play which
there are few who have not seen, but
it continues, under good treatment by
a capable company. to draw big crowds,
and it is probable that the Grand will
return to it's own with a vengance
this week, and be the scene of crowded
and enthusiastic galleries.
BLANCHARD HALL-(Advance An
nouncemenD. DR.. Alexander ]. Nc
Ivor-Tyndall has spent over year in
Los Angeles teaching the people who
cared to listen-and their number has
been large indeed-the principles of
Thought and its power, and the art Of,
attainment OF desirable conditions
through self-culture. Each succeeding