Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
Coming Attractions

REIASCO-"Business Is Business
will he the offering of the Belasco stock
company for the current week. This is
the play in which w. H. Crane achleV-
ed one of his most pronounced hits
year ago in the important cities OIL the
east. The piece is entirely new 10 10
cal audiences. In Paris the chief role
was played by Coquelin; in London
Reerbohm Tree was seen in the same
role and in the production at the Be
lasco. George w. Barnum will lend MS
fine dramatic art to the part. Con-
trary to general belief, business Is
Business" is a serious play, of strong
intense situations. The cnlet Peteoi. T.
age is a man of business, one VINO Is
ready to discuss commercial PROPOSE
tions on every and all occasions. Even
his own family bereavementS fail 10
dislodge from his mind the belief tnal
business is business" and this saying
gives the keynote to the mans char-
acter Associated in the production
will be Miss Gardner, Mr.. stone Mr.
Yerance, Mr.. Balsar, Mr.. Vivian, Mr..
Scott, Mr.. Glendenning, Mr.. West, Miss
Howe. Miss Langham, Miss Graham,
Miss Johnson, Miss harrington ana
others of the stock organization. Fol
lowing Business Is Business" the Be
lasco company will present Clyde
Fitch's splendid play, THE Climbers
which will serve to introduce the new
Belasco ingenue, Marian Berg, who was
one of the important members OF
Amelia Bingham's company while that
actress starred in the Fitch piece.
BURBANK-''Janice Meredith" with
Miss Mary Van Buren in the title role,
supported by the Burbank stock com
pany, will be the Burbank attraction
for the week beginning this afternoon
Janice Meredith" was billed for an
earlier production, but owing. to the
tremendous success of 'Trilby," that
play was given for two weeks instead
of one week, which resulted in seven
days postponement of the taVorlte
romance. Announcement is now made
that Janice Meredith" with over one
hundred people in the cast, will posi-
lively be played the week beginning
this afternoon.
ORPHEUM-Chinko the young Eng
lishman who has recently sprung into
vaudeville fame by the invention of a
line of new juggling tricks, will be
seen at the Orpheum commencing with
Monday evenings performance. His
act is helped by his clever young
daughter, May Chinko, who has in
herited much of her fathers genius.
Minnie Kaufman claims with good
showing of justice the title of cham
pion lady trick cyclist of the world.
Her previous appearances here have
made her many warm admirers. o. I.
Fske and Minnie McDonough have a
novel idea in their one act play entitled
Good News" This team has but re-
Gently returned from a tour of the
principal English cities The Italian
trio of operate vocalists have made an
artistic success wherever they have
appeared in their rendition of selections
from famous grand opera. Ben Welch,
who has scored his accustomed success
here, remains for another week, as also
will Max Hildebrandt in his crazy Ger
man cavalry band act. Dixon brothers,
the grotesque musicians, and the novel
terpschorean artists, the five Saliva
gs.
HOTCHKISS-There is no doubt now
that George b. Howard, Miss Flora
Dorset and the Howard & Hamilton
stock company have won first place
goers and have indelbly stamped the
Eotchkiss theater "the home of re-
fined comedy" After such an excel
lent production as they gave last week
of that funny farce comedy, iIncog,"
public interest will center around their
pfOductlOn Scnequled Tor TINS week
which allows Miss Dorset better oppor-
tuniey to display her charming person.
ality i'm the leading role. Beginning
Monday night a scenic revival of Mag !
gle Mitchell's famous "FanGhon, the
Cricket" will be given. There is a very
touching heart interest interwoven with
comedy of a high order i'm this story.
Miss Dorset will be seen as Fanchon,
Mr.. Howard as the lover, Guy Hitner
as his stern parent and the balance of
the company will have good roles,
GRAND-"Queen Of the Highbinders"
has been presented in previous seasons
by the Ulrich stock company, and its
revival at the Grand opera house COM
mencing with this afternoons perform |
ance Will doubtless fill the house
throughout the week as was the case
last year. Thomas Kremers style is
well known anc his melodramas have