Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04
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| reproduce in plastic statuary poses
some grouts of statuary. Rosaire and
Doretto will bring a comedy and sing
| ing act entitled 1.-THE Captain and the
Tar" The holdovers will be Lew
Sully. Mignonette Kokin, the charming
| dancer: Galetti's pantomime monkeys
and Les Auberts, the whirlwind
dancers.
BURBANK-By a special arrange
ment Manager Morosco will offer An
drew Robson's great success, Richard
Carvel," for the week beginning this
afternoon. This will be the first time
| the famous piece has ever been offered
at popular prices. The cast is a long
one, comprising over thirty important
speaking parts, the scenic equipment
unusually massive and the costuming
delightfully."- quaint and refreshing.
Manager Morosco had no end of trouble
! in securing capable actors for the many
speaking parts owing to the extreme
| length of the cast The role of Sir
Horace Walpole requires an actor of
great magnetism and experience. and
as every Burbank favorite was already
cast Mr.. Morosco prevailed upon Leo
Cooper to accept the role. and this
sterling player will be seen in that
character the coming week.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-At the
Grand, melodrama will again give
place to musical farce comedy, Ste
phens & Linton's MY Wife's Family"
They do not often put on musical
comedy at the Grand but 1t is a note
worthy fact that whenever they do,
there is something out of the ordinary
on the tapis. MY Wife's Family" is
novel and original. although the basis
of the plot is the endeavors of a young
husband to rid himself of a horde of
visiting relatives of his wife. Apple
ton and Perry will head the cast, sup
ported by James Parke, William
Hearty, Arthur b. Nice. Charles Mitch
ELL Helen MCGOWAN, Lorraine Keene,
Marie del Vecchio Ruby Raymond,
Mabel Hawthorne. Marian Stafford,
Edna Ward and others.
FISCHER'S 'S-"Monte Carlo" Harry
James latest musical skit, will be pre-
sented by the Fischer stock company
for the coming week, and gives prom
ise of being superior to anything yet
offered at this house.
Manager Fischer has had an entire
set of special scenery and all new
costumes made for this production,
which will be staged most elaborately.
The vaudeville bill will be headed by
Kane and Zimmerman, comedy knock
about team.
NOVELTY-A series of red letter
performances is in store for the patrons
of the Novelty theater, commencing
Monday, March 5. Manager Bronson
has secured three new players, and
this addition will place the company
in a position to successfully present
the best plays procurable. The
Slaves of Russia" a powerful roman
tic play, has been the selection for the
coming week and has much heart in
terest.
Reginald Mason will make his first
appearance as Ivan Korwick, the
artist slave, and Wade Rhine will pre-
sent the scheming Kataroff. S. M.
Griffith will be the third important
addition to the cast. and will be seen
in the character of Old Khor.
UNIQUE-This week the Unique
players will present farce entitled,
'Baxter's Invention" An unusually
strong line of vaudeville is promised.
Earl and Wilson, comedians, are the
headliners, the others being the
Musical Bentley, king of the xylo-
phone; the Great Leoni, who Will per-
form upon the trapeze and viii also
give a gymnastic exhibition, and new
motion pictures.
STAR THEATER-The new bill at
the Star which opens today with
matinee includes a new burlesque en-
titled, "a Night on the Main Line
The scene is laid in a Pullman sleeping
car. The musical numbers will be OF
the hest order, costumes especially. The
vaudeville olio is new, introducing the
lady boxers, something new to Los
Angeles The first part will be as
usual.
CHUTES-With the coming of March
the big Chiaffarelli band enters upon
the last few weeks of its engagement
at Chutes park. The programs today
will be replete with the best of the new
and old Chiaffarelli successes. In the
Igorrote village a program of athletic
sports and other diversions will be
gone through with and an exhibition
of domestic life will be shown. Outside
are the chutes, the big free zoo. with
the largest collection of birds, animals
and water creatures in the southwest
and the interesting Cabaret de la Mort.