Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01

to do some excellent work as we'll as to
wear some fetching costumes and do
some clever dancing. The regular mat
inees on Saturday and Sunday will be
given and in addition a matinee on
July 4.
MAsON-without a doubt "Twirly
Whirly' is the greatest and the funniest
of the Weber & Fields burlesque. In
the east 1t was quoted as "a merry-go-
round of fancy and foolishness," and
1t surely lived UP to it's name. Man
ager James has agreeably cast the
parts for this Jingle with Edward f.
Gallagher as Buck Winger and Rose
mary Glosz as Mrs. Stockson Bonds. a
wealthy American widow, with new
Rice and Cady as Meyer Ausgaaben
and Michael Schlaatz, proprietors of
an airship, will have opportunity of
making any other pair of German
comedians fade into absolute obscurity.
Bobby North will be the Mary Mac
Painski of Butte, Mont; James J.
Kelly is cast as Roger McCracken,
bos'un of the yacht Run Ashore;"
George S. Best as Ebenezer Doolittle,
stepfather of Mrs. Stockson Bonds. OF
the ballet and chorus nothing need be
said; new costumes, new songs and
the splendid voices of these well drilled
singers are a sufficiency in themselves.
BURBANK-Beginni with a matt
nee this afternoon the Burbank theater
stock company will present William
Haworth's patriotic American play
1.-THE Ensign" 1t has been some years
since this sterling drama has received
Los Angeles production but 1t is still a
favorte one with local theater goers
William Desmond will be seen as Ben
Baird, the ensign, role that will al
low this popular young actor unlimited
scope for splendid acting. Blanche
Hall, Henry Stockbridge, Harry Glaz-
Ter, John Burton, Brenda Fowler, Elsie
Esmond, Nina Gleason Robert Norris,
Robert Homans, Willis Marks and
Carol Marshall have been particularly
we'll cast. The scenery will prove a
feature. "The Ensign" is considered
an ideal Fourth of July offering.
BELASCO--If anyone imagined that
one week would suffice to satisfy Los
Angeles with the Belascos great pro-
duction of 1.-The Heart Of Maryland"
he was very much mistaken By We'd
nesday night it was quite certain that
at least another week will be required
to satisfy the public demand, and per-
haps even then some of the dilatory
ones will not have secured tickets. The
production is a great way, in cast
scenery, accessories,-such presenta-
tion as is rarely seen in any theater,
and almost never in a stock company
house. 1t will be continued this week
just as 1t was given last week. Amelia
Gardner will again impersonate
Maryland Calvert, Will Walling will
have the hero's role, and all the other
parts will remain unchanged. The repe-
tition will certainly be welcomed by the
general public and the rush to see 1t is
already on.
ORPHEUM-The Kaufman troupe of
seven of the greatest bicyclists will
head the new bill at the Orpheum to-
morrow night. These people do not
waste any time in comedy but simply
perform the most difficult feats imag-
Unable upon their nimble cycles. Irving
Jones, negro comedian, will introduce
a new lot of songs and parodies. Gar
telle brothers, in "skatorial rollerism,"
will show the INITIATED some new
things about roller skates-how 1t
looks when you can't, how easy it is
when you can, where is the softest
place to fall and how not to get up
Holdovers are Nora Bayes with a new
line Of funny businessi Willy thinner
man, with new impersonations of
celebrated composers; Risky and
King, the comedy magicians, and
Probst, imitator Of birds. with new
motion pictures.
GRAND Marching Through Geor-
gia" a war drama founded on incl
dents Of Sherman's historic march from
Atlanta to the sea, will be the patriotic
offering for the week commencing mat
inee today at the Grand opera house.
This is one of the legitimate offerings
Of the Ulrich Stock company and Is
play of unusual dramatic merit. There
will be a special matinee performance
Wednesday. the Fourth.
FISCHER R'S-Fischers theater is
holding it's own with the burlesque