Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
Coming Attractions

MASON OPERA HOUSE-"Way
Down East" comes to the Mason opera
house tomorrow night and for five
nights with u Wednesday matinee. The
characters in the play produced by
William A. Brady are so thoroughly
natural and the episodes in which they
take part are so much like those in
which similar people would become in
volved in real life that most of the
events of the piece may be said to be
expected.
BELASCO THEATER-Fo the week
beginning Monday evening the Belasco
management offers an elaborate per-
formance of when Knighthood Was
in Flower" The play was made famous
| by Julia Marlowe. 1t is as charming
a story told from the stage as it was
in book form and it will be staged in
the most lavish style. Eugene That's
Lawton will have the stellar role and
it is one peculiarly fitted to her person
ality and artistic abilities. Joseph Cal
braith will have one of the most pleas
ing roles of his local career Richard
Vivian, Robert Dempster, George Bar
mum, Howard Scott, William Bernard,
Louise Royce, Adele harrington, Vir-
ginia Brssac, Margaret Langham and
Mary Graham will have congenial roles.
There will be nearly hundred addi-
tional people on the stage during the
course of the production. The regular
prices will prevail.
BURBANK THEATER-Walter E.
Perkins successful starring vehicle,
Jerome has been selected by Man
aSer Morosco as the Burbank theater
stock company's offering for the week
beginning this afternoon. The piece is
dramatization of the story by Mary
E. wilkins. Carol Fleming is respon-
sible for the stage version.
While the comedy element is slightly
overshadowed by the powerfully con-
structed situations and climaXeS the
mirth-provoking portions of the story
always manage to peep out in the most
unexpected of places and continue an
almost endless chain of laughter and
tears.
Every Burbank favorite will appear
to unusual advantage in Jerome"
Matinees will be given this afternoon
and next Saturday.
new bill at the Orpheum tomorrow
night. Antoinette lie Bruins grand
opera trio will be heard in scenes from
I'll TraVatore." Mile. lie Brun was
formerly one of Savage's prima donnas,
and is supported by Fritz Huffman,
tenor and James Stevens, baritone.
| Lewis McCord and company in the
turn. The Five Piroscoffis will intro
| duce a European pantomine novelty.
Mareena, NeVaro and Mareena will
bring new equilibristic act Joseph
Newman, whose quiet singing of hui
morous songs made him a faVorite the
last time he was here, returns with new
material. AL Hazard singing Ven-
triloquist, will be the last of the new
comers Edwards Davis and his large
company remains another week with
'The Unmasking," and new motion
pictures complete the big show.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-William
H. Vests Ministries come to the Grand
for one week commencing matinee
today. This is one of the well known
every way. Spencer Kelly, baritone,
George $. Van, monoluges, and many
other luminaries of the minstrel
world are included in the list
of entertainers. one of the
principal features of the show
] Is the new music which comprises a
number of the latest song hits, many OF
which have not yet been published.
There is also an attractive olio.
FISCHER 'S-Patrons of Fischer's
theater will welcome the return of the
old favorites, Harry James company
| of merry burlesquers, who, after a
successful road tour, returned here for
an indefinite engagement, bringing
back all of the old favorites, including
Lilly Sutherland. soubrette; O'Brien
and West. the Irish and German COM
edians; Fred Joho, baritone, and the
new beauty chorus of twenty girls.
The opening bill is I'm Gay Paree,"
and viii receive its first presentation
Monday night. January D.
NOVELTY THEATER.-"'The Light
house Robbery" one of the many melo-
dramatic productions which viii be pre-
scented by the new stock company or
ganlzed for this cosy house, received
its first presentation and from indica-
tions 1t looks as another successful
stock house would be added to the
lmany paying amusement enterprises