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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-29
BY BALLOON ACROSS LAKE
French Aeronaut Proposes to Garry
Passengers From Chicago by
Aerial Line
speciaI to the Herald.

0peClsil W TIE i1eidAu'
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 2S--William Mat
terry, Frenchman, aeronaut and descend
ant of a family of balloonists, is plan
ming trouble for the steamship COM
panies. When the lake season opens
next spring, Mr.. Mattery proposes to
launch the only original, safe, sane and
conservative balloon to ply across Lake
Michigan to the various places of joy on
the farther shore.
After the balloon becomes popularized,
as MIR. Mattery is convinced it will be,
soon after his first flight, taking a
flyer to Milwaukee" will be common
street talk in Chicago and the youth
who asks his best girl to "hy'' with him
to st. Joe will not be laying foundations
for a healthy breach of promise suit.
The balloon will be cigar shaped
bag of silk, rs feet long and 18 feet IN
diameter. It will be filled with hydro
gen gas. On the top will be a para
chute, which can be inflated the instant
the airship manifests evidence of hurry
ing to terra firma. II the ship falls
into the lake it will float. Mr.. Mattery
expects to make his first flight April 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-29

Violin solo, Romance" ca Ambeosio)
Vermorel.
lie Cor" (Pfegier)--Mr. Bouxmann.
Habanera from Carmen" (Bizet)-
Nine. Emma Calve
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-29
"knishthood's" Second Week

AT the Belasco theater tonight the
stock company will enter upon the sec
ond big week of the seasons most
pronounced artictic as well as financial
success, when Knighthood Was in
Flower" The Belasco people have
never given their patrons perform
ance which has excelled in point of
absolute merit this dramatic version
Of the Charles Major story of Mary
Tudor, the willful and capricious but
always lovable sister of Henry VIII
OF England. and Charles Brandon, who
was made duke of Suffolk by Henry.
The scenic portion of the production
is a noteworthy achievement of the
staff at the Belasco, while the rich
stage furnishings and the capital light
effects are triumphs of the property
and electrical departments that will
compare most favorably with the dis
plays seen when travelling combinations
of the most pretentious character visit
the city with imposing arrays of scen-
cry and the like.
All box records at the Belasco were
completely annihilated last week, the
receipts of "Old Heidelberg and
'fParsifal" being left far behind. Since
the ticket sale for this weeks per-
formances of when Knighthood Was
in Flower was commenced there has
been an uninterrupted demand for
seats. and there is every indication
that last weeks phenomenal attendance
will be equaled this week at the Be-
lasco.
In order that the players may not
become careless in their work, Stage
Director Barnum has summoned the
entire cast for IL rehearsal of when
Knighthood Was in Flower" this MORN
ing. The different scenes will be gone
xnrifla rcf L.
tention to detail as though the per-
formance tonight were the initial pre-
sentation Of the delightful and popular
romance
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-29
Aldo at ChuteS

BY special arrangement, Aldo, the fas-
cinating italian impersonator, who re-
Gently appeared with hig success in an
engagement at the Mason opera house.
will give an engagement at Chutes the
ater this week. presenting his entire
costuming, scenery and many changes
of character. In the short course of an
evening he impersonates more than 100
characters, varying from a Partisan
ballet dancer to an old man and gives
entire a little opera, impersonating all
the characters of the piece. His ward
robe is worth many thousands of dol
lars and was made in Europe. His first
Chutes dates are matinee and night
performances Wednesday and Thursday
and then, emitting Friday, the same
performance on Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-29
Murray and Mack

The eccentric comicality of the make
up and costumes of Ollie Mack and the
funereal air of Charles A. Murray are
the whole show at the Grand this week.
Around the Town" is the name of the
production and the cognomen is GER
tainly justifable.
Murray and Mack have been before
the public too long to make any ex-
tensiVe comment on their show neces-
sary. The same line of Irish dialect
absurdities, pretty girls and late songs
which always appear in the Murray
Mack production are present in the skit
which is the vehicle for their eccentri-
cities this season.
Nearly every one in the large cast
sings song during some one of the
acts and in the main they are sung ac-
ceptably. A remarkable female bari
tone, Miss Purcell by name, made an
instantaneous hit with the large audi
ence last night and the other special
ties were well received.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-29
EVANGELIST ADDRESSES
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
FORMER ACTOR SPEAKS OF HIS
TEMPTATIONS
Relates the Struggle He Had in an
Endeavor to Quit Gambling on
Races and Tells How He Finally
Was Converted

Every seat in the hall taken and men
standing at the back of the audience
was the crowd which yesterday after
noon heard William Francis Ireland at
the Young Mems Christian association
speak from the subject "The Devils s
Gospel"
His subject was introduced with a
scripture reading showing how the
devil tempted Jesus on the mountain.
The arguments of satan were presented
as he tried to tempt the Christ, as he
caused Adam and Eve to take of the
forbidden fruit, and as he undertook
to persuade Job when afflicted Sorely
to curse God and die.
The speaker spoke from his own ex-
perience as follows in illustrating the
argument of the devil which he termed
doubt"
How many times as I have stood in
the wings of the stage, just about to
enter and take my part in the play,
or as I was making up ready for en-
trance before the footlights, have 1 said
to myself: This is my last time and
will resolve to be man. / Will quit
this way Of living and look for some
thing that will satisfy my craving. I
will summon all my will power and
shake off the habits of my life.' But
the next day-my resolution was broken
and the next night found me taking my
part again.
How many times have said: After
I get my next salary will never again
play at the races. l will never again
make any sort of stake of money But
when the next salary came had for
gotten all about my resolution.
II have found out that it is impossible
for my own individual self to resist
these things. I prided myself on my
will power, but 1t takes something more
than will power to resist the devil.
1t is one thing to say l will or l will
not in my own strength and 1t is quite
another thing to say: God helping me,
will, in thy strength. Brotherly love
and sympathy can't help you, God alone
can help. At last said in desperation:
oh God, if there be God, let me know
thee?' I tried for over eight years as
an entertainer on the stage to be some
body and since that time, for eight
years and a half. 1 have let God take
charge of me and through him I thank
God am now somebody and have found
happiness"
He closed the address by stirring
gospel appeal to those present and there
were two men who walked down to the
front and gave their hands, saying they
would accept Jesus Christ as their per-
sonal Savior, and others asked for
prayer
The secretary of the association an
nounced at the close that Rev. Ireland
would speak next Sunday afternoon at
the Y. M. c. A.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-29
FrauIein Stole,

A novelty in entertainments this
week will be series of lectures on art
and art subjects, given by l'raulein
Antoine Stole Of Berlin. The sale of
seats opens this morning at the Birkel
music store, for a most worthy charity,
the sisters of the Good Shepherd home,
who will present Madame Stole on
Thursday evening of this week at Simp-
son auditorium, using as her subject
FLORENCE and Florentine Art
The Stole lectures are all illustrated
with series of beautiful slides, exact
reproductions of the great paintings
seen in the leading European collec-
tions. On Friday evening, Madame
Stolle's subject will be "Old and New
Friends in the Realm of Art"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-29
Mason Opera House

Nance O'Neil, Americas tragedienne.
opens this evening at the Mason theater
for an engagement of one week. To-
night she will be seen as Elizabeth in
Elizabeth, Queen of England" which
is not only one of the strongest plays
in her repertoire, but Miss O'Neil has
given it a most sumptuous mounting.
The stage pictures are in keeping with
the historic period and great attention
has been given to the details of cos
tuning, properties and fixtures. This
is the only time this play will be given
during the engagement.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-29
MIRACLE PLAY
WELL PRESENTED
STOCK COMPANY IS SEEN IN
S0THERN'S SUCCESS
Burbank Actors Give Beautiful Per.
fornance Of "The Proud Prince"
and Drama Is Magnlfl-
Gently Staged

Rural drama takes n back seat at the
Burbank this week and 10. III. Sotherns 3
success, "The Proud Prince" Is the
bill. On the program 1t is fittingly
termed a miracle play. The miracle
consists of the change of character OF
Robert the Bad, king of Sicily. who FOR
q time is transformed into the court
fool by an archangel. During the
transformation the wicked and immoral
king becomes penitent and while in the
condition of the court fool, the mock
of the whole palace. he works out his
salvation and is rehabiitated by the
archange, resuming his place as king.
To anyone who has seen the players
at the Burbank only in pastoral drama,
"The Proud Prince must have been a
revelation for the play was carried
consistently through the four acts or
trying situations without false note
to mar the perfect enjoyment. 1.-THE
Proud Prince" is beautifully staged and
costumes of more than usual magnifi-
cence are presented.
Blanche Hall is cast as the daughter
of the court executfoner Theron. She
gives to the character her charming
personality and an exquisite art. Will
lam Desmond is the bad king, who
through tribulation is chastened. He
gives a consistent performance of diff
ficut role.
Kings Choice Commendabe
Jane Kelton as Lycabetta, the kings
favorite, portrays woman devoid of
virtue or humanity, and presents the
difficult role admirably The king could
hardly be blamed for selecting her as
his favorite.
Henry Stockbridge appears only in
the first and last acts when he i'm
personates Diogenes, the real court fool,
dressed in motley and giving utter
ance to many quaint worldly-wise
sayings.
Theron, the executioner, is played by
John Burton, and while no one
could imagine Burton in the role of
an executioner he satisfies for the
reason that he k lis no one while in
sight of the audience.
y cast Of extraordinary size is ex-
acted by the play and the "supers" do
their parts In a manner which shows
the drilling to which they have been
subjected.
An adverse criticism on "The Proud
Prince" would be impossible for 1t is
well staged, well costumed and well
acted.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-29
Gertrude Cohen's Benefit

On Wednesday afternoon, January
81. a number of the leading social lights
OF this city have united in rendering
Miss Gertrude Cohen a benefit at the
Belasco theater for the purpose of Sc
curing sufficient funds to enable Miss
Cohen, who is very talented young
pianist, to continue her studies in
Berlin under competent teachers.
Senor Dominica Russo will assist Miss
Cohen in this afternoon of music. The
reserved seat sale is on at the Belasco
theater and BirkePs music store.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-29
Jerome's Recital

The sale of seats for the humorous
recital Of the famous English humorist,
whimsical American humorist, Charles
Batteli Loomis, at Blanchard hall next
Thursday, will open this morning at
the Fitzgerald Music company,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-29
Old Favorites at orpheum

Rice and Cady probably the most
popular German comedians who ever
entertained Los Angeles audiences, will
make their first vaudeville appearance
here tonight at the Orpheum. Their
work in Weber and Field burlesques
is we'll known and their popularity for
a three months run two years ago won
them many friends. That they will be
given rousing welcome tonight goes
without saying
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-29
Elscher,s Theater

Fischer's First street theater tonight
will inaugurate "Hotel -Flam,"
Henry James latest musical skit, said
to ie replete with clever songs, catchy
m sical numbers and full of good COM
e situations. High-class vaudeville
al 4 new motion pictures form an in
te esting feature Of the program.
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JONI bIen fulbltGroigt sbeIast, oa
&ompaniets Hetailbiitif blep beifaoi.
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$500. iom bIeo eoeIast; ban banSe
asiurance for $1,000. @rs. 8ori,
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600; bun babe asiurance for
$1,000. Setter Samion, geter Bar.
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mpnSene. tom ilcmt tilifaoe oa bler
tagne til Soipitalet. Seres Soar er
bog life farlige.