Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
At the Theaters
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and the book and lyrics, by Stanislaus
STANCE and Harry B. Smith, fit the ex-
cellences of the musical score. Some
Of Herbert's particularly pleasing num-
bers are Love Is Tyrant,' Here's an
End to Vacillation, Can You Forget"
by My Men," 1.-THE Well Beloved" and
Cunninghams beautiful ballad Rose of
My Life,'' KunkePs "Budweiser's a
Friend of Nine and "In Amsterdam" a
song and dance number for Daphne Pol
lard, who will be assisted by the Misses
Ormonde, Lederer, Grey Rogers, Ivy
Pollard, Vail, Clara and Ethel Manning
MASON-With the coming of "The
Prince of Pilsen' to the Mason opera
house tomorrow night, playgoers can re-
lax themselves with the Pixevan lyrics,
can gossip about the dresses and figures
of swarm of brilliant coryphees, SOU
brettes, danseuses and primi donni and
can laugh, smile or yawn, according to
their temperaments, at the quips, sallies
and fancies of the principal comedians
WAS you ever In Zinzinnati?, will not
fail to touch the springs of mirth, and
Heidelberg and 1.-The Song of the sea
She'll will again delight music lovers
The Pixley-Lauders' musical comedy or
as Henry w. Savage now has it, THE
perennially popular melodic conceit," Is
claimed to be staged as carefully and COM
pletely as 1t was in its first, instead of its
sixth season. Nothing is changed save
the members of the company; the lyrics
have the old. telling swing; the costumes
| are fresh and rich, and the stage pictures
replete with the enchantment of color.
| The company includes several new celeb
rites, some from abroad, and, 1t is
| claimed, the most beautiful chorus ever
gathered by Mr.. Savage since the famous
| Flower Girls of his production of Wag.
ner's sacred music drama, "Parsifal.'
Dan Mason plays the American brewer
and Edward Mora is the Pilsen prince. In
the company also are Vera Stanley and
| Octavia Broslze, a California girl, who
Will play the Vassar girl The American
city girls. the sea shell girls and the
bathing girls, 1t is said, will be more at
tractive than ever.
ORPHEUM-Fo the week commencing
with the special Admission day matinee
the Orpheum headline attraction will be
a Japanese novelty act, with scenes from
chrysanthemum land and oriental songs
and dances by Hama San and her COM
pany. All the scenery, properties and
electrical effects for this act were made In
Japan.
Leona Thurber and a bunch of real pick
aninnies will be seen in a singing and
dancing turn. Miss Thurber is a chic
brunette beauty and her picks are said to
be as cutey grotesque as little coons
can be. The Balzers are billed as ORR
ginal and up to date acrobats. They are
German team. The Balfour quartet
composed of singers we'll known in Los
Angeles, are new aspirants for vaudeville
hcnors They will present a program of
rather more than average vaudeville quail
ity. The acts retained from the past week
are Mile. Martha, Emil Subers, Ferreros
and his dog, and Fred Ray in Roman
Travesty."
FISCHER'S-A musical extravaganza
| entitled "Sin Bad the Sailor" written
especially for Herr Fischer's company
| by f. Clifford Harris, will be produced
this week. The plot deals with the abb
duction of Sin Bad's sweetheart,
Mamie, by Kerchibar, a pirate captain.
and the efforts-~Sin Bad and several
friends make to rescue her. The for
mer slows himself away in the hold of
the pirate ship. There are three other
lstowaways, Happy Hooligan, Passive
| Percy, president of the Hobos union,
and Gloomy Guggenheimer. The ship
| is wrecked on an island inhabited
wholly by women, who Immediately
fall in love with the three stowaways,
| tilS qQCCh HdAAyAH6 I1dpPy dhi illdhih6
him king of the island Natine Stuart
will be seen as Sin Bad, her first male
role since her arrival here.
PEOPLE'S-For the week of Sep
tember 10, beginning with matinee
Tuesday, Manager Flournoy of the Peo-
ple's theater offers his patrons what
is said to be an exceptionally good
array of vaudeville stars and high class
farce comedy The feature of the bill
is Beatrice Moreland, supported by
Stanley Johns, local favorite. They
will present a one-act playlet new to
Los Angeles theatergoers. Dan Roby,
known as King of the Minstrels," will
| introduce his monologue and number
of new songs and parodies. Swor and
Westbrook, last seen on the coast in
principal parts with the Wizard of
or" company at the Mason. are also on
the bill. Homer Long will sing a new
illustrated song, and the Peoples COM
| edy company, headed by James P. Lee,
will present his latest farce comedy.
"A Night Off," the performance con-
cluding with motion pictures. The
popular Friday society night" when
the program is made UP of local pro-
fessionai talent, continues to be a big
feature at this house.
UNIQUE-An aftermath. of the now
famous Gilman Corey wedding is the
feature of the coming weeks Dill at the
UNIQUE when Pearl and Ennis Gilman,
sisters of Mabel Gilman, will appear in
a singing and dancing act. The second
number in the new olio is Lon Cox, a
silhouettist who has won favor on the
eastern circuits. Duke Kelly, black
face singer and dancer, completes the
first part of the entertainment. The
UNIQUE comedy company win present
Richard Cummings latest farce, The
New Coachman" The illustrated songs
will be sung by Tracy McDermott and
some new moving pictures will be
shown in the Unique O-Scope.