Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
Coming Attractions

BELASCO-Clyde Fitch's dmamatic
idea of what a jealous woman might dc
under certain circumstances, as en-
bodied in his more than ordinarily sue
cessful, 1.-The Girl with the Green
Eyes, will be seen at the Belasco to-
morrow night. The play is no stranger
to Belasco audiences. as it was made
known here year and half ago with
decided success. In "The Girl with the
Green Eyes" Miss Albertson will have
a fine chance to demonstrate her tall
ents in a line of the stage work en-
tirely different from anything she has
yet been called upon to do since her
advent here. Lewis S. Stone, Richard
Vivian, Harry Glazier, Eleanor Carey,
Marian Berg, William Yerance, John
Daily Murphy and the other popular
Belascoites will be in the cast, and a
large number of other players of rec
ognized worth will be utilized for the
auxiliary roles.
UM--The Californians for
the week beginning Monday night will
present, for the first time anywhere at
popular prices, the only known rival to
robin Hood" the other great Bos-
tonian hit, 1.-The Serenade." This
equaled the success of robin Hood
and many consider it a superior opera.
Certainly it abounds in fine solos and
cellent humor. The cast for it is as
follows: Duke of Santa Cruz, Harry
eastman; Carlo Alvarado, Robert
Hosea; Romero, Nigel de Brulier;
Lopez, Richie Ling; Gomez, F. j.
Waelder, Colorado, Leroy Jepson;
Mother Superior Zoe Barnett; Yvonne,
blanche Aubert; Dolores, Lucille Saun-
ders; the Abbot, James S. Logan; Ell
Cato, Charles Dudley. A complete new
outfit of costumes has arrived from
New Yor.-, made to order for this pro-
duction.
BURBANK-The past week of
David Harum" has been so success
full and the play has made such a hit
that another week of it is announced,
to begin today. 1.-THE Lily and the
Prince" previously announced, will be
put over till next Sunday.
ORPHEUM-Arthur Dunn, comedian,
and Marie Glazier, are to appear this
week at the Orpheum in ''The Messen-
ger Boy" Katherine Hayes and Sabel
Johnson in the characters of Boy Blue
and Little Tottie offer "A Dream of
Baby Days" The original bootblack
quartet will dispense comedy and
melody after the manner of quartets.
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1.-The Bandit" impersonate Mexican
outlaw, his body servant and the
daughter of the outlaws traditional
enemy, the rancher. James ]. Morton,
the Finneys in their aquatic perform
ance, Les Kiners Moulin in their bal
ancing act, and Emerson and Baldwin,
the comedy jugglers, complete the bill.
GRAND-In 1.-THE Price of Honor
which the Ulrich company will pro-
duce for the week commencing this
afternoon at the Grand, Florence
Barker once more occupies the center
of the stage. This is a New York play,
with scenes familiar to every resident
of the metropolis. The popular rem
dezvous-"the fountain"-in big New
York store, is the opening scene, and
later glimpses are given of Union
square, Trinity church and Bellevue
hospital. Scenic Artist Wallace prom
ises faithful reproductions of these.
FISCHER 'S-"Mr. Moke's Dilemma"
is the title of the bill at Fischer's this
week; the first production in Los An
geles of OnsloW and Wippern, and Mr..
Fischer promises 1t to be exception
ally laughable and mirth provoking.
He has prepared for it by ordering new
costumes and scenery. Billy Onslow
will introduce a brand new piece, en-
titled 1.-THE Piccadilly Johnnie" Dick
Burton has march song and Mile.
Lorraine and Lew Dunyar have duet.
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