Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
BATHING GIRLS


evening. Carmen" Friday evening,
"The Labyrinth" Saturday matinee
and night, "Sapho." On account of
the length of Miss Nethersole's per-
formances she will adhere to her in
variable rule of raising the curtain at
o'clock sharp for the matinees and
at o'clock for the evening perform
ances
BELASCO-"Rip Van Wrinkle" with
George Barnum in the role made i'm
mortal by Joseph Jefferson. is this
weeks bill at the Belasco. rip" is
not stranger to Belasco audiences
they have beheld the company in this
classic before, and it's return will be
doubly welcome because of the delight
full memories that hedge 1t about The
story is almost folk lore to Americans,
and as drama the play will never be
forgotten. Assisting Mr.. Barnum will
be the entire strength of the Belasco
forces, and. scenically, nothing will be
left undone. A revival of "Shore
Acres" will follow
AUDITORIUM-"G which
is to be seen at the Auditorium next
week for the first time in Southern
California, is typically American, and
the pen of its talented young author,
George Barr McCutcheon, is free from
any taint of copy or the binding in
love story is masterpiece. All read
ers of the famous novel must have re-
flected that it would act far better than
it appeared in cold print. Mr.. Ferris
will put it on in worthy and entirely
artistic manner. In this play Mr.. Fer
ris himself will make his first profess
sional appearance in this city. Miss
Stone will interpret the part of the
beautiful princess.
BURBANK-The event of the com
ing week at the Burbank will be the
revival of the Morosco-Cottrell play
1.-The Judge and the Jury" This is the
play that created record of three
solid weeks at the Burbank theater
last season and the record was never
equaled save by "The Halfbreed," a
drama by the same authors. Ibis lat
ter play ran five packed weeks. Will
liam Desmond will have his old part
Miles Chilcote. Mace Greenleaf and
Mary Van Buren, play Lester Greenway
and Marion, respectively. John Burton,
Harry Mestayer, Henry Stockbridge,
Robert Homans, Elsie Esmond, Fay
BANTER, Robert Morris, Carol Mar
shall, Willis Marks, Gerald Harcourt,
Rupert Drumm, II. s. Duffield, Carrie
Clarke Warde, Maude Gilbert and 100
auxiliary players will round out the
cast. The part of Navajo, the Indian,
VIII pS pldyeu Dy arthur HutledRe.
The scenic equipment for 1.-THE Judge
and the jury will prove all that could
be asked, while the big mob scene in
the last act will be carefully drilled.
Arrangements have been made for the
Ellis club quartet to sing the Morosco-
Montrose song hit, "Maquita," at the
rise of the curtain on the second act.
ORPHEUM-Comm tomorrow
evening the headliners at the Orpheum
are John Hyams and Leila McIntyre.
comedians well known here. Their Of
fering is entitled 1.-TWO Hundred
Wives" How he got them and how he
disposed of such big bunch of bless
ings is the problem. Claude and Fannie
Usher have been promised as a part
of the Orpheum show, but come this
week instead. They appear as a pair
of bootblacks in Tough Love-" Julius
Steger and company repeat their ar
tistic success, "The Fifth Command
ment;" Katherine Nugent, in her clev-
err limitations; the three Leightons, old
time minstrels; Mile. Dziria's dancing
and Charles Sierra. the daring equili-
brist, fill out the bill
GRAND-Commencin with today's
matinee, Cluster Brown" the boy hero
of the Sunday comic papers. aided and
abetted by the faithful Tige. repeat
the laughable stunts that have made
him famous all round the world and
have incidentally made a fortune for