Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

throughout the piece that is said to be
| irresistible Those who are acquainted
with the authors other Burbank sue
cess, "In South Carl'liney," are fully
aware of Mr.. Cottrelps capitally clever
fun proclivities. The cast will call for
the complete strength of the Burbank
forces, William Desmond John Burton.
Henry Stockbridge, Harry Mestayer, H.
s. Duffield, H. j. CHM. Byron Beasley.
David Edwin, Elsie Esmond. Maude Gill
bert and Louise Royce having roles.
GRAND-"King and Queen OF Gamb-
lers,' commencing Sunday afternoon, will
be the farewell offering of the Ulrich
stock company. This marks the close of
the fourth season of this company at the
Grand and to give their many friends an
opportunity to say good by the company
| will give a reception on the stage after
the Saturday matinee.
king and Queen of Gamblers is a
story of the gold rush of "forty-nine,"
| and its characters are those of the mining
camps The title roles refer to the leaa-
ing spirits of the gambling ring in such
community They have been pals but
disagree when the woman wishes to de-
prive young girl of her rights in the
claim left by her dead father. The
gambler is man not altogether bad and
! his change of heart through love for the
| girl is a story that appeals to every
| one.
| LOS ANGELES-The San Francisco
opera company will enter upon the last
week of its engagement at the Los An
geles theater tonight. 1.-THE Highway
man." by Smith and DeKoven, the opera
that first brought the late Jerome Sykes
into prominence, will be the Offering Since
the opening night, five weeks ago, the
company has been giving excellent enter
tainmert at the cozy little Spring street
playhouse and there is general feeling
of regret that 1t is to depart. From here
the San Franciscans go to Portland to
open their return engagement of ten
weeks at the Marquam Grand in that
| city. THE Highwayman," with the ex-
ceptior of Robin Hood" is the best thing
turned out by Smith and De Koven. Aida
Hemmi Arthur Cunningham, Carl Haydn,
Maude Beatty, William Blaisdell, George
Kunkel, Lillian Raymond, Daphne Pollard
and the chorus will be hearu to advantage.
| Following the engagement of the Sar
Francisco opera company the Los Ange-
les theater will present as the attraction
for the week commencing Sunday evening,
October 20, Richards and Pringle's famous
Georgia colored minstrels, fifty in num-
ber
MASON-One of the greatest successes
the American stage has had In years
comes to the Mason for the week start
ing tomorrow night. when Liebler s. Co.
will present Paul Armstrong; play. "Sa-
lomy Jane based upon Bret Harte's
story of the same name. The play is in
fodr acts and its scenes are laid amid the
familiar California atmosphere of the
author of 1.-THE Luck Of Roaring Camp"
and of "The Outcast of Poker Flat" In
the first act Salomy Jane meets The Man.
who has killed the outlaw Baldwin. AS
the latter had annoyed and insulted her.
she feels an interest in The Man as Sort
of deliverer. Later he Is rounded up by
! the vigilantes and is about to be hanged
for being in possession OF horse to which
he cannot prove clear title. 1t Is here
that Salomy Jane kisses The Man and
subsequently. because of the love that is
then revealed to her, aids him to escape.
| She accompanies him.
i The company includes Jessie Izett, Flor
'ence Gerald Stokes Sullivan Daniel Gill
feather, A. S. Lipman, Spottsfrd Aiken,
King Baggott, II. L. Salter, William q.
Nugent, Burr Caruth. T. G. Hamilton,
Gordon Morrison, Queenie Phillips and
Viola Savoy.
QRPHEUM-Minni Seligman comes to
the Orpheum tomorrow night with VIII