Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
CURRENT BILLS AT
LOCAL PLAYHOUSES
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in MRS. Murphy's Second Husband,
will be sure to hand you laugh. AS
Honoria Murphy, Miss Emmett wers q
! dyspeptic individual, and some inter
esting slap-dash comedy is developed
in their tumultuous marital relations
Jupiter Brothers, the cowboy mys-
TICS" from the Oklahoma range, put
| on some clever rope stunts, including
| legerdemain and cabinet tricks.
Elise Schuyler, formerly comedienn'
of the Gayety company, appears in 6
| series of her best approximations ano
characters, including some new ones
William Tomkins has a line of talI
which he terms Sense and Nonsense
which have made hit whenever they
have been tried out.
The followers are the Cadets dc
Gascogne and Belle Hathaway and hel
monkeys.
! Los ANGELES-The new bill, be-
| ginning with matinee tomorrow, al
the Los Angeles theater, will intros
duce five new acts to patrons of that
cozy vaudeville house. Roland West
and company will present a melodra-
matte playlet entitled 1.-THE Criminal, u
which has been favorably received else
where and In which Mr.. West is said
to do some really artistic acting. The
company, too, it is promised, will oe
worthy of the star.
The McLinn brothers will offer hori-
zontal bar act that is different, both
as regards the feats performed and
the comedy stunts. One OF the Nc
Linns is a clown as well as an ath-
lete.
Louis Chevalier and company, the
company including Miss Myrtle Leav-
| lit, will introduce an amusing bit of
| farcical foolery under the title of "a
Lucky Liar" Grace Leonard will Of
fer series of male representations.
Sakato. a Japanese, will give an ex-
hibition of foot Juggling as 1t is done
In Nippon. An illustrated song by
Sam Holdsworth and motion pictures
will complete the bill.
FISCHER'S-"O'Grady's Friend" a
merry musical melange with just
enough of plot to provide an amusing
story and allow for the Introduction of
liberal speciality and musical numbers,
will occupy the Fischer players next
week. The play will present Libby
Blondell as a youthful adventures who
has married q wealthy Irishman, per-
sonated by Ben IT. Dillon, in order that
she may use his money as q stepping
stone to society and a theatrical entire.
| By mistake she almost elopes with an
eccentric German brewer, played by
Max Bloom. The Teuton imagines he
is planning an elopement with the SER
want of his hostess, buxom young
| woman of generous attractions. Miss
Laurel Atkins will be seen as the SER
want. A side story of interest is the
/ love affair of the Irishman's niece and
a Lotharionic travelling man, the girl
introducing Nellie Montgomery and the
commercial man. Aubrey Carr. Among
the songs to be introduced are "All the
Girls Look Good to Me-" "Oh My,
Wasn't She Angry" baby Doll, =
Certainly" and you're an Indian"
UNIQUE-"My Awful Dad" two
act farce comedy, will be the offerlng
at the Unique theater this week. Inc
management promises many tarclcal
! situations and laughable ciimaxes,
Pleasing songs and speciality numbers
will be interpolated, among them being
'sThe American Girl" by Olga Stech
s'When Jack Comes Sailing Home" by
| MiIlar Bacon; 1.-THE Kiss Duet" from
| "said Pasha," by Stech and Bacon.
Tack Curtis and Lillian sutherland viii
appear In one Of their pleasing special
! tics and Harry Wardell in Dutch paro-
dies. The chorus numbers include MI.
Cupid and the Bathing Girl"
The Unique management has secured
a return engagement of Nine. Aimee,
the French danseuse, who )wil give her
| INTERPRETATION of the famous "Danee
of Inc. Seven Wells, as danced through
out Europe and the East. This will
be the first time it has been presented
on the Pacific coast. Mile. Aimee viii
be assisted in the dance by the Unique
| chorus.
| EMPIRE-There have been rag