Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
FIB WHlTEslDES, EDITH WHITLEY
AND ELSIE TOLAN-HoTCHklSS

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for long time. The funny German
characters assumed by Rice, Cady and
Bobby North give them a field to eX-
plot their abilities as charac cter
| comedians. The production, under
the careful stage direction of George
E. Lasll, runs as smoothly as though
| the company had been on tour an en-
| tire season instead of four perform
ances.
ORPHEUM-Good music will be the
order of the day and night at the Or
pheum for the week commencing Mon
day. Julia and Karl Heinrich of Los
| Angeles will head the list, They are
two of Americas finest concert artists
and promise one of the most enjoyable
acts of the season. Linden Beckwith,
in a spectacular novelty entitled The
Singing Picture" will introduce new
idea in the way of singing acts The
| Majestic trio will sing, dance and make
| fun. Nita Allen and company will re-
peat their successful sketch, Car Two,
Stateroom One,'' Cliff Gordon will be
welcome again with his burlesque
| political speech and the Brothers
| Damn will repeat their acrobatic work.
| New motion pictures. Matinees daily
! except Monday. y
| SIMPSON AUDITORIUM. = Cali
fornia, being considerable distance
ters of this country, is seldom enabled
to listen to the worlds foremost eX-
| ponents Of the art of music. Especially
rare are the occasions when the violin
students Of the Pacific coast are able
to listen to artists who have chosen
that as their vehicle of transmitting
| their genius to the world. When there
fore an artist like Miss Otie Chew is
announced to make her appearance
there should not be any hesitancy in
attending her concert, for she does not
| come here as an unknown musical
| quantity but possesses the proud sat
| sfaction of the full endorsement of
such unquestionable musical commune
ties as Berlin, London and New York.
1t is impossible to gain the approval
of the worlds leading musical audiences
unless there is sufficient reason for this
endorsement, and therefore Miss
| Chew's managers are proud to point
to the remarkable successes achieved
by her in such centers as Berlin, Lon
don and New York She plays at
| Simpson auditorium Tuesday night.
| BURBANK-Beginn with a mat
inee this afternoon the Burbank the
ater stock company, reinforced by ex-
ira players, will offer "The Sign of the
Cross" This has never been witnessed
In this part of the country at any
price, and the fact that Manager Mo-
Iosco is the first to obtain possession
of the much-sought play and is about
to offer 1t at the regular Burbank
prices is source for congratulation for
Burbank patrons. One of the features
will be the reappearance of Miss Jessie
Mae Hall, who was brought all the
way from Kansas City to play the part
of Stephanus. Miss Hall Is popular
with local play patrons through her
excellent work while a member of the
Burbank forces two years ago, and
her appearance this week in the boy
part Stephanus is being anticipated
with much pleasure.
FISCHER Sour Neighbor's Wife"
the new burletta to be presented by the
Fischer Musical Comedy company at
the First street theater for the COM
ing week, is promised by Fred L.
Griffith the author and stage director
to be one of the best of the skits yet
| offered by this all-star company. Maud
Kriechbaum, the new soprano en-
gagged from the local ranks of vocal
lists, has proved drawing card for
this theater. She has host of friends
| I'm this city and her beautiful solos
win her unstinted applause at every
performance. She win introduce a
number Of new songs during the COM
| ing week and will have an important
part In the play as we'll Lawrence
and West. character comedians, will
essay new roles Well suited to their
peculiar line of work
| GRAND-Most detective dramas are
interesting, but Secret Service SAM"
which the Ulrich stock company viii
present at the Grand opera house for
the week commencing this afternoon
! viii prove probably TO be the most