Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04


given. Monday night is knights of Co.
| lumbus night
| BELASCO THEATER-F'pr the week
beginning Monday evening the Belasco
| players will present Clyde T'itch's fa-
nous comedy, "The Girl with the
Green Eyes" The play is a modern
| piece filed to the brim with sparkling
dialogue and delightful situations. It
is excellently adapted to fit the Belasco
company and every member of the
large cast will appear In congenial
characters. Joseph Galbraith and
Eugene That's Lawton will appear IN
the leading roles, the latter appearing
in the part of the jealous maiden. who
| is chiefly responsible for the uproar-
ious situations. Margaret Langham,
| Virginia Brissac, Louise Royce, Adele
harrington, George Barnum, Robert
Dempster, Richard Vivian, William
Yerance and Edward Lynch will assist
| in the fun. The play will run for one
week only, with the usual matiness
Thursday and Saturday.
! HOTCHKISS THEATER- Olym-
| pia opera company for it's second
weeks offering will present Morton and
Kerker's creation, 1.-THE Telephone
Girl The management of the Hotch-
kiss has outlined d policy for this
| season of opera and comedy which will
no doubt appeal to all, viz, to alter
nate between comic opera and musical
| comedy in order to enable lovers of
each class of musical entertainment to
| crafty his or her particular taste. In
the production of 1.-THE Telephone Girl''
several new faces will be seen. Lyman
Wheeler, the leading tenor Of the conf
pany, will make his initial bow in the
part of Dick Marvel. Miss Bernce
Holmes returns to the cast, playing
Beauty Fairfax. Miss e. Coulter, char
aCter comedienne, will also make her
first appearance in this city. playing
Samantha Fairfax, and Miss Laurel
Atkins, who appeared with the COM
pany on its former visit here, will be
| Mrs. Puffaway. Miss Lottie Kendall
will assume the title role of Estelle.
Probably the greatest
| acrobatic sensation of the year at the
Orpheum will be the appearance there
| tomorrow night of the Allison family
eight men-a direct Importation from
Europe by the Orpheum Circuit COM
pany. Another European novelty will
! be Les Brunin with q billiard table act
which is altogether in a class by itself.
| The Vernon troupe of five XylophonistS
will demonstrate what can be done in
the way of ensemble work with this
popular instrument Estelle Wordette
! will present her own farce sketch. "a
| Honeymoon in the Catskills." Fred
Lennox with his George Ade skit, "On
His Uppers"; Rice and Cady, the popu-
| lar Dutch comedians; Herbert's happy
dogs and new motion pictures will COM
plete the bill.
| b u r b A NIX observation-disclosures
Morosco will offer the Burbank theater
stock company in an elaborate revival
of Harkins and Barbour'S Northern
Lights" for the week beginning this
afternoon. Ralph Stuart first intro
duced this popular play to local play
patrons and it has ever since been a
firm facorite The Burbang manages
ment makes ii point to produce the
play about once every year and packed
houses are invariably the rule. William
Desmond will be seen in the role of
John Swiftwind, an educated Indian,
while Blanche Hall will display her
emotional ability as Florence Sherwood,
Wife of the post surgeon. Without an
exception every BurbanlSer will appear
ladvantageously, including Robert Ho-
mans. who will have his first really
heavy" role in sydney Sherwood,
chief surgeon at TT. Terry. A large
number of extra people will be used
in the production and there is every in
dication that Northern Lights will
prove a record breaker. Matinees today
and next Saturday.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-Ben Hem
bricks, 1.-THE Northand Singer" with
his ever popular "Ole Olson" and his
Swedish dialect songs, will be at the
Grand opera house for the week COM
mencing with today's matinee. Hem
bricks is not new, neither is his play
but he has always been popular here
and will doubtless draw good houses to
the Grand again.
FISCHER'S THEATER-Fischer Of
fers the patrons of his house a bright
new musical comedy for the coming
week, "a Trip to the Fair" Harry
James latest effort in tho way of
musical farce. The piece gives promise
of being one of the best slSits yet pre-
sented by this prolific writer Of tuneful
comedies. "a Trip to the Fair" gives
every member of the Fischer company
an opportunity to display their abil-
| tiles, as the lines are witty made up
with bright dialogue, interspersed with
numerous specialties, cat, by chorus
numbers and pleasing ensembles. The
piece will be staged with all special
scenery, and elaborate costumes will be
a feature of the production. High class
vaudeville and new motion pictures will
precede the regular bill. "A Trip TO
| the Fair" will open Monday night.
| CHUTES--Another fine list of amuse.
ments is offered by the Chutes for
| Sunday-a huge outdoor vaudeville,
| from DIR. Caryer's diving horses and the
gap-leaping automobile, all the way to
| the Chiaffarelli band. Captain Baldwin
will cut away in his big captive ball
| Icon. In company with one or two
newspaper volunteers the intrepid aero
naut Will make an attempt to sail over
the mountains DR.. Carver's live div
ing horses viii perform. the chief one
TO be ridden by Lorena Lawrence, the
daring girl diver whose exploits
have given her wide celebrity. Aldo.
the Italian impersonator. win be seer,
in Chutes theater in all OF his varied
creations. He will be assisted by an
! orchestra Of excellent musicians.