Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
SOCIETY LIGHTS
SPARKLE TONIGHT
VAUDEVILLE BY MEMBERS OF
SMART SET
Entertainment for charity-City's
swelldom VIII Do Many
ScintiIlating Turns

| This evening at the Mason theater
the real show of the season will take
place-society vaudeville, presented
under the patronage of the Assistance
League Vaudeville committee, which
consists of Mrs. Walter Newhall,
chairman; Mrs Randolph Fl. Miner and
Mrs. Granville MacGowan. This trio of
indefatigable workers have engineered
the event.
Everyone notices the dignity of the
ringmas ter at a circus; he is usually
the center of an admiring throng. No
less attraction is Louis Il. Vetter,
who is to be the ringmaster of the
society vaudeville.
The evenings entertainment will be
opened by an address by the Right
Rev. Thos. j. Conaty. Mrs. Cosmo
Morgan will present a unique con-
ceit entitled Ten Little Indians" This
is to be a novelty worth journeying
miles to see.
"Characterizations' by Mrs. Guy
Cochran, assisted by Miss Sabin, is
one of the scintillating numbers, while
Mrs. Joseph Foxton will present what
is dear to every youngster in South
ern California, TEDDY Bear Drill,
captained by Miss Irene Kelley, and
given under the assistance and di-
rection of Edgar Temple.
We are given to understand that
the celebrated Potter orchestra has
been rendered by Milo M. Potter for q
ten minute concert in the foyer. This
will be introduced just ahead of Mrs.
Milo M. Potter's celebrated series of
six pictures, entitled The Reveries
of a Bachelor" with incidental music
by the Potter orchestra, introducing
Miss Lucille Gage as Sweet Sixteen +;
Miss Irene Kelley as The Wild West
Girl" Miss Marion McGilvray as the
Oriental Girl; Miss Huston Bishop
as THE Southern Girl; Miss Echo
Allen as The Widow; Mrs. Burton
E. Green as 'The Bride; Frank
Brown as "The Bachelor" and Charles
A. Henderson as THE Valet"
One of the musical events of the
evening will be an aria from "Trav
iata" and one from Carmen" sung
by Miss Leila Holterhoff. with Mr.
william Edison Strowbridge at the
piano.
Los Angeles swelldom is faithfully
pictured in "a Night in Seville after
the bullhght, given under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Granville MacGowan and
Mrs. Randolph H, Miner, introducing
double quartet of Spanish dancers,
lights of Los Angeles
Mrs. Michael ]. Connell has secured
from Witmark G. Sons permission to
present AS We Swing, Sweetheart,
You and l." from The Rollicking
Girl" introducing Misses Marjorie
Welsh, Nina Jones, Carolyn Coulter
and Sally Mcfarland, and accom-
panied by DR.. Guy Cochran, Messrs.
William Reid, Robert p Flint, May
nard McFie and Henry Daley. This
of the evening,
A special dancing and singing event
will be t introduction of series
of Russian gypsy songs by Mrs. Rob
ert Farquhar and Boris D. Lon
donnier.
Mrs Ernest A. Bryant will present
a tableau vivant, "The Guardian
Angel; participants, Mrs. John G.
Johnston, Miss Helen Newlin, Miss
Anita Brodrick and Carlton Burke.
AN impression has gone abroad that
all of the reserved seats have been
sold. This is wrong; there are quite
a number of GOOD seats remaining
downctairs, and plenty of $500 seats
in the dress circle In the balcony
may be found excellent seats at $1.00
and $500: in fact, all parts of the
house at the Mason are in full view
of the stage, and the electric and
scenic effects. as well rs the costum-
ing. are so arranged as to be apparent
from any portion Of the auditorium.
Those who are Interested in good
show, given under excellent auspices,
should attend the society vaudeville.