Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
ANOTHER STOCK co.
TO OPEN NEXT MONTH

regarding the future
disposition to be made of the Los
~ Angeles theater has been set at
rest by the announcement that the
stair and Havlin attractions will oc-
cupy that house next season. Inc
theater will be closed long enough
TO permit of the construction of gal
lery, and the closing will come during
the latter part of the summer, the
early summer season being devoted to
melodramatic stock.
The Earl Burgess melodramatic stock
company will open at the Los Angeles
the week of May 10 and Will continue
Indefinitely. The company has been
nlaying in other Cort houses in the
northwest and is said to be strong
organization of it's kind. Mr.. Cort S
idea in bringing 1t here was to accus-
tom theatergoers to the Los Angeles
popular priced melodramatic house.
'rhe time before the Burgess opening
will be filled in part by next week
PRODUCTION of Mary Shaw's new drama,
'@The Whirlpool" Max Figman in THE
Man on the Box" and Richard Jose'
at the head of his own company
Sullivan and Considine have been ne
eotiatine for the Los Angeles, and a
week ago 1t was thought the deal would
20 through. Now, however, TINS ar
rangement is said to be off definitely.
whether that vaudeville firm VIII con-
Time at the Peoples or whether Los
Angeles will be dropped from the Sui
Ivan and Considine circuit has not
heen announced. The firm has a long
lease on the Main street house, put the
venture. in the past, has not been a
paying one.
Manager oliver Morosco of the Bur-
hoc nInGad contracts Tor
the early stock production of Ihe
County Chairman" George AIDES
most successful play, and Ihe
Silver Girl" Edward Peoples drama IN
which Lillian Albertson made her nrst
big eastern hit. Both plays are 10 nave
early presentations at the Burbank.
WThe County Chairman" never seen
bara oxcent at S1.50 prices, would seem
TO be we'll suited to the Burbank play
ers. 1t is a bucolic political drama,
Astounding in quaint character types
in which the Burbank actors excel.
1.-THE Silver Girl'' will be novelty, the
play never having been presented IN
the west.
Mile. Marietta Dormoni will make
her Los Angeles debut tonight at the
Auditorium in the role of Dolly Dasn,
ington in 1.-THE Filibuster." Th1s Will
be Mile. Dormonis first assumption OF
a light opera character ana ner ilisI
appearance in an English speaking
role. her stage work heretofore having
been confined exclusively to grand
opera parts, sung either in French or
Italian. She is said to have colora-
tura soprano voice of both sweetness
and mower. Mile. DormUni VIII after
nate in the role throughout the week
with Miss Eleanor Kent, singing on
Monday, Thursday and SATURDAY
nights and, at the wednesday mati-
nee. ,.4a, q,
Two new songs VIII be interpolated IN
"rrha Filibuster'' this week, "Mool-
barri." which will be sung by Harry
Eastman. and "Gazabo," to be sung by
Arthur Wyatt, assisted by male
Chorus.
"The Girl of the Golden West, enters
upon it's second week at the Belasco
theater tonight. The company now has
got fully into. the spirit of the play
and the production is running smooth-
Iv Last week the seating capacity of
tha house was sold out for every per-
formance. and that record probably
will he duplicated this week as well.
Certainty no play recently presented at
the Relasco has made so strong an
impression as this California melo-
drama.
Miss Mary Shaw passed yesterday in
the Bozenta home at Tustin, the guest
Of Nine. Modjeska, in whose company,