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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-03-11

strength, the Novelty will again
change its policy and inaugurate a
season of vaudeville Rush Bronson.
the present manager, will step out OF
| the house management and Theo.
Rothschild will again assume charge
of the future destinies of this family
theater. Mr.. Rothschild has secured
the best vaudeville acts that can be
obtained and perfect program Is as
| sured.
| FISCHER'S THEATER-"A Country
Lass" is to be the title of the musical
comedy at Fischer's theater this week.
The piece is rural production and the
rustic humor of the fresh water regions
will be exploited The scene is laid in
, a country town. In the progress of
the one-act comedy several musical
numbers are introduced. Miss Suther-
! land is to have a part well suited to
her, and the rest of the cast are to
appear in roles to which they are
fitted. In the first part, 'Rizel and Fa-
TINA, contortionlsts and gymnasts, are
the vaudeville headliners, and a good
selection of moving pictures is prom-
Used.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
Boost for Jessie Mae Hall

A CQUAINTANCES of Jessie Mae
~ Hall in Los Angeles will be in
terested In the following excerpt
from the last Dramatic Mirror;
Jessie Mae Halls sprightly tempera-
ment is sufficient to make interesting
even poorer plays than "A Southern
Vendetta, provided she is given op-
portunity for the display of her talents.
In her present vehicle she makes good
use of all her chances, but they come
rather far apart, and when they do
come they are scarcely worthy of her
efforts. The play is an ordinary
'oomedy-drama,' with the ordinary
principal characters, including the
negro and tramp comedians. The locale
Il some place in South Carolina, where
moonshine liquor Is a common Leverage
and the duel is considered good form.
The author mentions the divorce laws OF
the state, but entirely forgets the dis
pensary law and permits one of his
characters to invite another to have a
drink at bar, something that has been
impossible in the state these past
twelve years However, such details do
not interest New Star audiences in the
slightest and cannot affect the popu-
larity of play. The chief -ault TO be
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23

production will require and will have
more than 100 persons upon the stage.
There will be a tallyho drawn by four
horses, an automobile, two cabs, a real
balloon and a large flock of school
children. The company is headed by
Florence Stone, one of the most beauti-
full women on the stage, and Andrew
Robson, an actor of presence and in
tellectual ability. 1t also includes
Eleanor Browning, Rosaline Coghlan,
Hazel Buckham, Virginia Berry Lou
Use Boyce, Gertrude Nelson, Edith
Jackson, Lucille Fairfield, Richard
Thornton, Ramsay Wallace, Richard
Pitman, Harry eastman, Hale Hamil-
ton, Joseph Byron lotion, Frederick
Andrews, L. Stafford, L. n. Scott, NJ.
Breslauer Frank Mccormack and Mr..
Ferris.
BELASCO-Ever mindful that holi-
day audiences want light. merry enter
tainment during the Christmas period,
the Belasco thaater management pre-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23

sents that hilarious farce. MY Friend
from India" next week, with a special
matinee Christmas day. The piece is
one of the acknowledged standard fun
makers of the American stage and is
invariably successful I'm creating any
amount Of laughter. Richard Vivian
will play the part of A. Keen Shaver,
the barber whose troubles create most
of the fun of the piece He will be as
sisted by the entire Belasco company
Following MY Friend from India" the
Belasco organization will give an elab-
crate revival OF rip Van Wrinkle, ."
with George w. Barnum as Rip and
Amelia Gardner as Gretchen.
BURBANK-Of more than usual in
terest is the announcement that for the
week beginning this afternoon Manager
Morosco has arranged a massive pro-
duction of Under Two Flags" the
play in which Blanche Bates scored 50
signally for number Of seasons. Miss
Gilbert, whose Huguette in ''lf | Were
King won her instant recognition,
viii be seen i'm the role that Blanche
Bates played, and much is expected of
her. one of the features viii be the
sandstorm In the third act. Incon-
gruous as II may seem, the sandstorm
was imported from New York city and
| Is a cumbersome affair with many col
| ored lights and an electrical apparatus
that filled the greater part of two
heavy trucks.
| MASON-Miss Maxine Elliott, equip
ped with one of the most congenial
roles that has marked her interesting
! career since she became a star will be
the attraction at the Mason Opera
House Christmas week commencing to-
morrow night with a special matinee
| Christmas day. clyde Fitch's Her
! Great Match" Ia which Miss Elliott
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23

medium adopted by the Three Leigh
tons. The Four Lukens, acrobats
Bellman and Moore comedians, and
the Kockly brothers remain for an
other week.
PEOPLES THEATER-The next at
traction at the Peoples theater will be
Perce r, Benton's production, 1.-The
Cowboy Girls" new story of the
west, told in such way that the audi
enee is transported from the scenes OF
their daily life to a new country full
of song and story of the new south
west.
GRAND-"Under Southern Skies" a
delightful pastoral from the pen of a
gifted woman who knows the south
and understands human nature is the
offering for the week at the Grand
is a love story, downright and whole
some. with youth and gayety, humor
and pathos set i'm succession of de-
lightful pictures of southern life. The
scene Is Southern Louisiana and the
time 1876 one of the unusual features
OF this play Is tlat in the east OF
twenty-seVen the women outnumbeI
the men. Since its first production
over six years ago, the play has
steadily grown I'm popularity. and has
I'm some respects outriValed Mrs
Parkers other masterpiece, WAY
Dowr East" Cast and scenery are
identical with those Of the -enomen,.
run which the play enjoyed at the Be
lasco In New York, il is declared.
FISCHER s." Winning a Race" ends
| its weeks run with todays perform
ance at Fischer's and tomorrow night
Manager Fischer Will present Fred l.
| Griffths' Christmas bill, 'Mothel
/ Goose" While the comedy is founded
upon the traditional folklore stories, Il
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
Dramatic Notes

Lillian Russell's premiere in "The
Butterfly" the new play written for her
by Kellett Chalmers, will take place in
Atlantic City Christmas. The support
ing company will include Eugene Or
mond, John Flood, Frederick Tilden,
John Jack, Grant Mitchell, Charles
Lamb, Roland Hill, Isabel Merrill
Richards Kate Griffith and Rosalie de
VauX.
A new theatrical deal has just been
consummated by which San Francis
cans will hav an uninterrupted season
of eastern attractions. Gottlob, Marx
& Co. have leased The Novelty theater
temporarily, and until the Columbia
theater is finished reg .r first class
attractions will play at the Novelty.
Bertha Galland has severed her con-
nection with the Belasco forces. She
has been i'll most of the season and has
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23

found 1t impossible to carry out the
plans made for her.
Charles Dalton, Louise Closer and
Dorothy Dorr have been engaged for
the support of Blanche Walsh i'm the
production of Clyde Fitch's play, The
Straight Road"
James Forbes company, THE Chorus
Girl, is TO be made into a novel by
Wtter Binner formerly of the editorial
staff of McClure's.
Blanche Bates tour in 1.-The Girl of
the Golden West" is 10 be confined to
/ the larger cities.
Mary Mannering has joined the ranks
of Independent stars, under Shubert
management. Ii has been known for
some time that Hiss Mannering was TO
make this step. but until she had con-
cluded' the route arranged for her early
| this season by. James *. Hackett no
official verification of the rumor could
be obtained. Miss Mannering Is ap-
pearing i'm a new play entitled "G'orl-
Gus Betsy" Mr. Hackett now pas
only two plays under his direction
1.-THE Walls of Jericho" with hinseli
as star, and "Mr. Hopkinson.
Joseph Nj. Gates is said to be serl-
ously considering taking Lily l-angtrS
| for a farewell tour OF the country play :
ing one night stands only, the play
! VIII probably be the one the tanous
English beauty was first seen ln' As
In a Looking Glass,
"Old. Heidelberg" has been produces
in Rome and received there WIN
marked favor.
Klaw a Erlanger have sold to koli,
& Dill all four OF the Rogers bros,
pieces. Kolb & Dill are playing III
| Oakland now,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23

will appear as 80" Sheldon, an Ameri-
can girl travelling abroad, is in four
acts, with scenes laid in England
Herdfortshire and London. 80" Shell
don is a typical American beauty, inn
mensely wealthy and fancy free. The
opening act finds her the guest of
Agustus BOtes, rich brewer of Herd
fortshire. With her Is her stepmother
| Mrs. Sheldon The creation and de-
velopment of the plot begins with the
arrival of Adolph, Prince of Eastphalia,
heir TO the throne Though she pos
| sesses AN inherent and decided aver
, sion to titles and scions of royalty, "Jo'
falls i'm love with the debonair prince,
and it is the incidents of their romantic
courtship that proves the pivotal point
of Mr.. Fitch's comedy. Miss Elliott,
who is now on her fourth starring tour.
is said to be surrounded with an ex-
Icellent supporting company.
oRPHEUM-Julius steger. with a
| supporting company consisting, of
Helen Mar Wilcox, william II. Pascoe
and John Romano, harpist are the star
attractions of the Orpheum program
for Christmas week. Their Offering is
entitled The Fifth Commandment.
Mr.. Steger's desertion of opera for
vaudeville was severely criticised by
the musical profession, but the press
criticisms Of his work have given him
/ full compensation. Katherine Nugent
erstwhile Flora Virgins of THE Col
| lege Widow" and by virtue of her life
| like limitations OF stage folk now
dubbed the American Cissy LOTUS"
will demonstrate her right to the title
Mile. Dziriaa, a Partisan danseuse. is
said to have sensational and artisti-
cally beautiful novelty Charles Sierra Is
gymnast well known in the east. "A
] One Night Stand in Minstrelsyi Is the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
Coming Attractions

AUDITORIUM-On Christmas night
o new stock company viii be added to
the working force of dramatic enter
timers In this city. The organization
is Mr.. Ferris new aggregation of play
els. which will open season OF regu-
lar high-class dramatic offerings at the
Auditorium. The bill will be THE
Great Ruby" melodrama OF the time
hOnored spectacular sort, which COM
prises heroic situations, great scenes
and a variety OF dashing romance,
without. however descending to the
cheap, blood-curdling situation. The
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23

My good friend, Olga Nethersole, is
due at the Mason next week with the
new year If Olga has 10 kiss anyone
in her play-and she usually does--l
viii recommend that young girls be
prohibited from going, and that men %
all ages wear asbestos heart protectors
It's the hottest thing ever.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23

neous material introduced. Billy on
SLOW will be the Mother Goose and
Miss Nellie Montgomery and Miss An
ME Baumann the Jack and Jill. Tracey
McDermott will be Baron Munchausen
and Simple Simon viii find an excellent
portrayal at the hands of Nick Cogley.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23

found with this production is that it is
not suited to best exhibit the stars
ability. All the applause is for her
and if she were given a character more
worthy of her skill, all tie more ap-
plause would follow"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
The Weeks Bills

MASoN-Maxine Elliott, Her Great
Match"
AUDITORIUM-Ferr stock company
The Great Ruby"
BELASCO-"My Friend From India
BURBANK-"Under Two Flags
ORPHEUM-Vaudev
GRAND-"Under Southern Skies"
CHER'S+Burlesque
PEOPLES-"The Cowboy Girl"
CHUTES-Outdoor amusements.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23

Subscriptions are in order to buy
Amelia Gardner q new wig. That
earrotty-red affair that she wore last
week was simply too-toO. ! will head
the list with lock of my own fast di-
mmishing coral locks-I WILL II l dye
for III
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01

The SeQuoyah club meets with Mrs
Ronfoey, SATURDAY, Feb. ) Following
Is the program
short sketch of WoriswoFths life
MA nlakeney
Influence of the French revolution
upon Wordsworth Mrx SAndera
Influence of ColeFldge upon Words.
worth Mm Orion Rider.
Interpretation 81 tie '0ds 10 In.
mortality with selections An
Ford
Woriswofths autobiography a. gis.
en- 10 ''The Prelude Mrs W. r.
Haisell.
TO Highland Girl Nrs Parker.
Characterization q william woFis.
worth Mn ". 7. Thompson.
0ENKnAI QunrIosN
What three men constitute the
Lake school Of poetN, ard whY -
called
- 7sAtAA ANtN NNt@thf NNtN Atta ftafh "
majority a English poets odacated.
ana WHO w4s the noted excepIlouf
70 uhat post dos~ Wordsworth owe
most
Hos nug vas wouasworth pot
laureate q Englaud and alsa succeeded
him
To Nliat station Ia life Do TIE char.
acteu ~ Wordsworth poetry belong :
What thoe pafts, confemPofaneons
With Wordsworth. died 10 the inverse
order u which they ueis born
What constitutes s sonnet and What
IS tie poetic scheme of tie sonAafg
Name The tire great English poets
noted for their sonnsts
Who sns the Inventor of the s0U.
metz
What eject did adverse criticism
Rave upon Nafdssorihf
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DENMARK'S
NEW RULER


Associated Press
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