Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
Coming Attractions

BELASCO-"When Knighthood Was
in Flower will be seen again at the
Belasco, during the week commencing
tomorrow. The revival of this exqui-
site play is due to popular demand en-
tirely, for when at the Belasco few
months ago it was one of the most pro-
nounced hits ever seen in stock in this
city. Novelty is lent to the present
production, however, by the introduce
ton of three new principal players of
this stock compOny. They are Louis S.
Stone, leading man; Charles Balsar
heavy man, and Betty JOnson, ingenue.
In fact, the entire principal cast, with
one or two exceptions, will be changed
as Amelia Gardner will be seen in the
exacting role of the queenly. imperiOus
yet delightfully."- womanly Mary Tudor.
There will be a special matinee Mon
day, September 10-Admission day.
RBANK-"Trilby" with Mary Van
Buren, in the title role and every Bur-
bank favorite participating, has been
chosen by Manager MOrosco as the
Burbank Offering for the week begin
ming this afternoon. When last pre-
sented in Los Angeles the favorite
play scored distinct hit and packed
houses proved the rule. That series
of overflowing audiences will greet Miss
Van Buren in ''Trilby" is shown in the
big advance sale of seats. 1t is doubt
ful if the clever Burbank theater stock
company has had better opportunity
for good work than is offered in the
famous Paul M. Potter dramatization.
Elaborate scenery has been prepared
and from every standpoint "Trilby"
should prove one of the biggest win
ners of the current season. A huge
theater party comprising five boxes
has been arranged for Monday evening
and smaller parties are scheduled for
Tuesday and Friday nights which
shows the keen interest Burbank pat
ronS have taken in the big revival.
ORPHEUM-Marga Wycherly will
be the head of the Orpheum program
for the week commen cling with thu
special matinee on Monday Admission
day. This actress, we'll and favora bly,
known in Legitimate drama, now ap-
pears for the first time in vaudeville in
one-act dra ma, entitled I'm Self De-
fense." There are nine characters in
the act, of which six are taken by Miss
Wycherly She makes six complete
changes Of costume finally reappea ring
in the first character and cost ume
Mile. Therese REM is reputed a fine
horsewoman. The act in which she will
appear is not of the circus variety, but
consists Of a series of beautiful poses
and statuesque groups with two pure
white Arabian stations. Mayme Rem
ington and her Black Buster Brownies
need no explanatory mention. A new
musical act is that of the Oliviers Trio
musical virtuosi. From last week s bill
are held over May Boley and the Polly
Girls" Terley of the plastic features,
Mary Norman in american Girl
Types" and Arthur Deming, the black
face comedian.
HOTCHKISS-Som years ago while
the country was in the throes of a great
struggle between two national political
parties over the election of their re-
spective presidential candidates Nat
c. Goodwin conceived the brilliant idea
OF having a play written carica turing
this political issue, with himself as the
central figure. With this end i'm view
he sought out a noted playwright of
that time and together they evolved
THE Nominee" one of the greatest
comedies ever written, and which made
such a tremendous hit that Goodwin
starred in the piece for three years
consecutiyely. "The Nominee" will be
the bill at the Hotchkiss theater for