Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12

I Ling will take the part of Nanki-Poo
Ko-Ko, the lord high executioner o.
Titipu, will be in the hands of Harry
eastman. Poo-Bah will be Rober
Hosea, and Pish- -Tush will be given BY
Elliot Beamer; Yum-Yum by Miss
Blanche Aubert; the other two sisters
of hers, Pitti-Sing and Peep-Bo, by
E. Zoe Barnett and Laura wallace re
spectively Katisha will be sung by
Miss Lucille Saunders.
Observation-Disclosures Ollie Moroscc
is Offering for the week beginning this
afternoon "Zaza" Miss Blanche Hall
just returned from an eight months
absence, had been starring In the IA
nous drama for three months prior to
her opening here two weeks ago today
Her success was printed in every news
paper in the country and it very quickly
got to the ears of Burbank patrons.
Now Mr. Morosco offers the well liked
play in order to see just what the
dainty little woman would do with the
strenuous role. The cast will include
William Desmond, John Burton, Willis
Marks, Robert Homans, Robert Nor
ris, H. j. CHM, Henry Stockbrfdge
Arthur Rutledge, Gerald Harcourt
Maude Gilbert, Elsie Esmond, Marion
Tiffany, Louise Royce, Margo Duffet
and Carol Marshall.
orchestra of Boston, which comes next
week to the Orpheum, is among the
best known musical organizations OF
the country. Under the direction OF
Caroline B. Nichols 1t has gained and
maintained reputation that insures
hearty welcome in every large city
in North America. Elizabeth Murray
a favorite with the Los Angeles Or
pheumites, feturns with new songs and
stories. The acrobatic feature will be
supplied by the Max Tourbillon troupe
of bicyclists. The Kremka brothers
are comedians of the knockabout class
The Harveys on the slack wire; Bes-
sic Wynn with new songs; Linton and
Lawrence, and the Rialto comedy
quartet also remain for next week.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE = "How
Hearts Are Broken" is the weeks bill
at the Grand. 1t tells the story of one
of those rural tragedies that have been
the theme of so many successful plays
during the past twenty years. The au-
thor has, however departed from the
hackneyed style of the rural drama
and given us new characters and new
scenes. The locale of the play is the
Maine coast, and the characters are
those naturally found in such scenes
E'S-Manager Flournoy has
lifted the hoodoo that so long lowered
over the FeOple IHSdIST anu Is CIOWu-
ing the theater to the doors. For the
coming week, starting Tuesday, the fol-
lowing will be offered: Onetta, oriental
and novelty dancer; the musical Harts
Collins and Hawley, the boys in purple;
Bert Weston, monologist; Haverly and
McRae, in the "Actor and the Hair
Tipped Boy; Tom Brantford. the one
man band, and Harry Lorraine in his
latest illustrated songs.
FISCHER'S : Another of Harry
Montague's travesties will be seen al
Fischer's theater this week. IAN Ocean
Voyage" In the cast are Gladys Mid
dleton, who will sing 1.-THE Tale Of q
Whale; Harry Montague, Billy Ons-
| low, Lew Dunbar, Caroline Duncan,
Mile. Lorraine. the clever dancing SOU
brette, and Richard Burton. Several
popular song hits will be introduced in
the farce.
UNIQUE-As a headliner Bradlee
Martin and company will present LII
lian Burkhardts comedy sketch, Jesse
Jack and Jerry" The piece is nc
stranger neither Is the presenting
company Other vaudeville acts will
include Gull and johnson, singers ant