Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-25
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ert G. Pitkin. Leola May Of the Bur-
bank company win have the part OF
Alice" Leo Adde wifi have the part
OF "Flipper." the famous Jockey role
that Arthur Dunn made a reputation
from; Lyman Wheeler will have o
number of charming songs as "Stan-
ley" William Herman West has the
Joyous part of "Tamarlnd," "Bainley"
will be Percy Matson, "Marmenita"
will be Laurel Atkins, Bernice Holmes
will sing Dorothy Stanley" and Lu-
cele Du Val is cast as Lady Coodle.
the opposite role to the Lord Coodle"
of E. l.. Graves.
ORPHEUM--Lew Sully, president
of the laugh trust" and minister ple-
nipotentiary to all weary souls in need
OF r1irthful pleasure, will be the main
event at the Orpheum next week.
Mignonette Kokin will sing and dance
her way into popularity. Galettfs
pantomime monkeys will give an ex-
hibltlon of almost human intelligence
in some original stunts which they
perform with almost no direction from
their trainer. Les Auberts, Partisan
whirlwind dancers, will give exhibitions
Of variations Of waltz and two step.
Holdovers are Rosss musical horse
Emir, the Barowsky troupe of acrobats.
James H. Cullen monologist. and j.
Francis Dooley and his dancing girls.
There will be new motion pictures.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-"At Crips
pie Creek" Hal Reids latest melo-
dramatic success, will be the attrac-
ton at the Grand for the week CONF
mencing today's matinee. This Is one
OF the leading melodranlas which have
| the west as their scenic setting, and
| the locale and characters are drawn
direct from life. The plot of the piece
revolves about the fight for a mine.
/ This is one of 2. ]. Carpenters produce
! tions Miss Millicent Evans will be
seen in a leading role.
! MOROSCO'S BURBANK THEATER
--"Juanita of San Juan," Richard Wall
ton Tully's other play, will be the offer-
ing of the Burbank theater stock
company for the week beginning this
afternoon. The play ran for two solid
weeks at this theater last year. 1t Is
| filled with excellently drawn scenes and
! climaxeS and contains unusually clever
/ comedy incident. There are a large
number of characters In "Juanita OF
| San Juan" and each role is built with
broad, powerful strokes. The Burbank
forces are familiar with every role in
the splendid piece and performance
of more than ordinary merit may be
expected. Scenery has been specially
prepared. Matinees will be given to-
morrow and next Saturday.
I FISCHER'S THBATER-Somethin
|
the First street playhouse for the COM
ing week, "a Trip to the Races" by
| Harry James, being on the bill. The
piece is a satire on the local racing
events and offers an opportunity for
local songs, parodies and jokes. Three
horses will be used in the production.
Elmer E. Listenden fnonologist and
black-faced comedian, who proved a
clever entertainer at this theater
few weeks ago, has been re-engaged as
| the headliner for the vaudeville bill
next week. New motion pictures are
another feature of the program.
| NOVELTY THEATER-"The Road
to Frisco will be the Offering at the
| Novelty this week. The piece is one
that will appeal to those who like melo-
| dramatic attractions, on account of the
| western setting, as the play Is built
around the famous Comstock mine.
Preparations are being made to give the
best production that has yet been Of
fered by the Novelty stock company.
The company will be reinforced by
Del S. Lawrence and s. M. Griffith.
who are we'll known stock actors in the
east but who will make their first ap-
pearance on Los Angeles stage March
in "Slaves OF Russia"
WEIGHS STAR THEATER-James
Leonard has a new laugh provoker for
the patrons of this playhouse, which
l
D. m. who's Liar" a burlesque in
one act, will be the Offering. Rube
| Welch and Kittie Francis will be In
| the bill this week with James Leonard,
George REIN and the other members
| of the company. The musical numbers
which have been prepared are new.
| UNIQUE-The bill at the Unique
theater next week will contain Douthet
and Jones, the minstrel and the mana
ger. Eddie and Lottie Dwyer. singers
| and dancers; Mr. and Mrs. Gotlobt.
| comedy sketch; London Blunt, contor-
tionist; the unique-o-scope, and the
Unique players presenting 1.-The Boston
Dip"
| CHUTES-In a wide range of amuse-
ment subjects which will be considered
at the Chutes on Sunday music again
becomes the pre-eminent feature. Man.
| fredo Chiaffarelli has a most excep-
| tional evening program, made up OF
| novelties, and an equally GOOD classical
program for the afternoon. AT the
ball park in the afternoon DR.. Carvers
| diving horses will be seen in a full per-
formance. and Lorena Lawrence, who
has not ridden for some time, Will
again be seen on Silver King. Alexan-
| der. the intrepid young colored man.
| will guide the gap-leaping automopiie'
In the Igorrote village special pro-
gram of athletic events has been ar
| ranged. and the unmurderouS features
| of a real head hunt will be demon-
| strated in bolo-throwing and spear
work. LA Cabaret de la Mort" is now
| in full exhibition and ranks CHER or
the many shows along the Chutes Mid
way.