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operate selections. She is too we'll known
to need any introduction to Los Angeles
audiences The Barrows Lancaster
troupe of character comedians will pre-
sent their new success Thanks giving
Day." The Bessie Valdare troupe of
bicyclists comprise six good-looking wo-
men who do a startling cycling turn.
senorita Marie Azpiroz, violniste who
has met with much success in concert
work in the east, will make her vaude-
vile debut tomorrow night and will cor
tinue through the week
BURBANK-Beginn with a mat
inee this afternoon Manager Morosco
will offer the Burbank theater stock
company in "Genessee of the Hills" a
dramatization of the story Told in the
Hills" by Marah Ellis Ryan Byron
Beasley, the new addition to the Bur-
bank company, will be seen in the lead
ing male part, while Miss Blanche Hall
will appear in a role that will allow
wide scope for splendid acting. John
Burton, Elsie Esmond, Harry Mestayer,
Maude Gilbert, Arthur Rutledge, H. J.
CHM, Robert Morris, Louise Royce
Willis Marks, II. S. Duffield, John j
Kirk, Gerald Harcourt and a large
number of auxiliary players will round
| out the east.
Following tennessee of the Hills
Manager Morosco announces a revival
of the play that everybody loves, 1.-THE
Halfbreed." William Desmond, now
enjoying a trip to the mountains, will
return to assume his old part in the
big production. The cast will be prac-
tically the same as when the play was
last presented here
FISCHER S-Manager Fischer will be
on deck next week with another mid
summer offering calculated to bring
smiles of amusement to the faces of his
patrons. The name of this latest produc-
ton by Jolly Zeb Is "Uncle's Busy Day."
The cast will include Billy Onslow in
the leading character part of Mike
Casey, a typical Irishman, who has
struck it rich in the Nevada gold
fields. Harry Delsire, the new leading
man, will make his first appearance at
the First street playhouse as l. C.
Con'em, a gambler and sport, nephew of
the rich Irishman and owner of the
Diamond Palace, a typical Bowery sa-
loon. Lew Dunbar will play Anheuser
Busch the bartender. Other members
of the cast will include Jolly zeb in one
of his tramp specialties, Kate Carlson as
the bartender's daughter, Dollie Graham
as an adventures and Pearl Jardniere
as a Bowery tough. Complications arise
while the nephew is attempting to sell
the saloon to the old miner. my Honey
BOY is Il New Ork Sung SUCCESS WHICH
will be rendered by Harry Delaine. Billy
Onslow has a roaring musical number
with the chorus in "Since Ara Wanna
Married Barney Karney. when He's
Full'' will be sung by Lew Dunbar. Mo-
ton pictures and a vaudeville act COM
plete the program.
EMPIRE-The Four Toiedos. novelty
acrobat contortionists, will be the head
liners at the Empire during the week be-
ginning with Tuesday matinee. Other
numbers will be presented by Tom Gillen,
Irish comedian; Georgina Clarke, the
Scottish nightingale, and the Richards,
comedy vocalists and parody singers. New
moving pictures, illustrated songs and
the Empire stock company in laugh
able farce entitled Senator McFee" viii
complete the Program.
PEOPLE S-The bill at the Peoples
theater for the coming week will be
headed by the Lutz brothers, the armess
wonders, in their novelty act, playing on
musical instruments and doing fancy rifle
shooting. Gavin, Platt and Peaches will
present 1.-THE Stolen Kid" Fred Russell,
late of Haverly's MINISTRIES, will sing
parodies and tell funny stories, while
Homer Long will sing new illustrated
song The Peoples comedy company will
present Lee and Flournoy's Irish comedy,
"Mulcahey in Society,"" James p. Lee as
Stunning the funny character of Mulcahey
while AL G. Flournoy will play Muldoon
The biograph will show new animated
pictures.
UNIQUE-One of the leading features
OF the weeks bill at the Unique is the en-
gagement of the well known singing,
dancing and talking comedian, Happy
Doc" Holland. Holland has been dubbed
1.-THE Destroyer of Sorrow" by the eastern
press, and if all accounts be true he has
been rightly named Those who delight
in the sensational will be pleased with the
work of the two Dentons, novelty aerial
artists, who are also on the new bill.
Madge D'Arville, the clever little SOU
brette, is also on the program. The week
marks the return to the Unique forces
of Dot Raymond and Tracy McDermitt,
who will be in the cast which will pre-
sent Richard Cummings latest farce,
Happy Tho Married." the new offering
Of the Unique comedy company. Mr.. Nc
Dermitt will sing tne illustrated songs, |
and the unique-o-scope operator will con-
,lude the program with some novel NOV