Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-02

! Miaa, MIeh JUST 10 prove to my own ewes that
i1ieaior carey isn't a myth.
The Burbankers arc ,o,
Hasy this week, after TODAY Mrs
riskei mas the house. Saw Sraoirina
/. OF MIS-. fiske. there's a wonoan runrtS
antresso "nne, 50 difterent from most noted
l sometpir. l mad occasion to write
1.nins ABOUT her MARY of NIog~
| dala" back east few vears vi Mag
. sne hKed 1t. knew She was .',as,
I woIidh, ana much as I wanted r. .oo
. her personally, refrained from, bot,os' ese
: ing ner. What happened? I rot two
. manIsouie iil ,se signed pictures of her aftar
81 had,,;. WIN her written regrets that
. l nadn done her the honor ~ Iii,
: Ihlnk OF Mrs. Carter or fa,,, M Moal!
might name, doing that And , nnore
!. me call this week. 'u watch
Regarding Mrs, Carter, however.
. her remarkable memory na,,o. inte 70
her except once, and then verv br,es'o w
. but the first thing her 'nano.Ss,
. enumerated when 1 saw him last n,eo,.
was tnae MIS- Z. sent her regards. she
remembered me we'll, and even Sne dae
scrloeo me 10 MIN SO that he would ba
tsure to identify me. "ouiu 10
Now. 1 think that's nuo..
; clever work for a woman soo9
with cares as she Island Inst $50
rled, at that. Still, with that boi,
) and It's her own, too-you mieh+ a~
pect almost anything. Anv,o1r
WASH II a subtle Dit of fattery?
take OH my nat to her for her lreen
abilities in the press agent Inc N'eA
10 Montrose. the auburn haired aoor
manager OF the Burbank has 49,,
song out, and tell you it's neaoh
) 30 can manufacture the daintiest mel,
odles you ever heard, and when Ollie
70 cu1s !oose with the love verses
It's combination to swear hv If :
could write songs like those Two ~
wouldn't work at theatricals
Ihe spectacle of tigerish Lii HAYWARD
playing sweet young slip of p girl
at the Grand last week made the gods
OF the gaiiel weep. They want Lii
to be villainess, and nothing eIsa
goes. 1t was shocking to find her in
homely garb, long sleeJed and high
necked at that, and to see her doing
the innocent. Back to the hot st1es
for you, Lii.
To the anxious inquirers amone NV
men friends who saw Mrs CaSta,.;s ,rs
'Du Barry" and want to know how sha
Kept herself in her excessively decoI-
lete gowns, ! can only say: Ask tha
women. am not up on the mvsterias
of the feminine toilette to the extent
Of knowing how twas done; IN fact.
! gasped for fear it would come un-
done every move she made. Maybe the
women can tell you; I hope so. But
hasn't she the lovely neck?
Viola Allen is headed this way: she
comes next week. I have a sneaking
notion that the skindicate wanted her
| to be here when Mrs Fiske PLAYED.
mi mi DIT
not I am glad it SO happened; there
isn't sweeter woman or finer actress
today than Viola Allen, and here's my
best to her.
Someone stole Richie Ling's fine
kimono during the Dunkard convention
at the Auditorium, while he was do
| ing the gasoline circuit. OF course no
| suspicion attaches, but-those kimonoS
do make lovely opera cloaks.
Blanche Aubert is in short skirts this
week. Oh, Joy! They are not as
ahem-as tights, but they help some.
The Redlands paper that announced
| that Miss Beatrice Hubbell, whose
stage name is Zoe Barnett" is with
The Californians Is warned. Each
woman is ready to say things which
will not sound kindly In the EDITORS
| ears. No woman likes to be taken tor
| another, y'know.
| The glamor of tie stage is irresisti-
| BILE to one who has once tasted or II.
| Our fellow citizeness, Lillian Burkhart,
Mrs. George Goldsmith, hears 1t call
| ing and goes back behind the FOOT
| lights this week. She Is a clever player;
| is Miss Burkhart, and I'm glad we VIII
have the chance to see her again.
Lee Beggs, late of the Belasco thea
ter has been appointed stage director
at the Central, San Francisco, ana Is
proving himself clever and consclen-
tious producer.
| A touring car claimed to be the
finest in the United States, has arrived
| in San Francisco for Nat GOODWIN VINO
will, at the conclusion of his season,
! few weeks hence, tour In 1t to MS sum
mer home at Ocean Park, stopping at
| Monterey, Santa Barbara and other IN
teresting points en- route. Following
| Mats engagement in Oakland, he ana
| his company will play few weeks III
Nevada, opening the new Eagles audi
| torium in Tonopah, as well as the new
| theater in Goldfield, where he has re-
ceived a guarantee of $4,000 for the first
| three nights. Coming back, the com
! pany will open the new theater IN
| Reno, and then will be taken east.
| Manager George Weeden, VINO maze
the trlp TO Lne NeVdQd IOWHS anu wi
cluded arrangements has returned ana
speaks glowingly of the coming en-
gagement there.
"The Undertow," given its first pro-
duction on any stage by the Belasco
company has made hit at the ia1. Alcao
zar, San Francisco. The Cnronlcie
SAYS of it: "This unique and interest,"
ing play comes to us at time when ~
is singularly pertinent to the. municipal
issues of the day. In order , to NAL make tbs It
n,;nc;nai parts have made themselves
pT,HniPa pr n Imitation etEa Of the real principals Of
our m I real municipal drama. You sa,,'XgIl VII
see Patrick Calhoun, Mayer 1a, schmitz schtIinz
realisn1. with all the art of makeup.
It tbs is a pity that the picture was not
made complete by introducing the graft
are comnensations, such as startling
CONCESSIONS of grafters which atone for
these deficiencies" Must have been a