Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-07

ribbon in pastel shades. The hat with
this creation was of white ostrich feath-
ers with dropping wide brim ana tuile
bow under the brim.
The Tenor In Good Voice
Alfred MacGahan has a magnlnceht
tenor voice. and is sure to be one OF
the strongest drawing cards in the COM
pany's list of principals. From MS nrst
appearance in his song with cnorus'
THE Filibuster," he was In nlgh iaVor
with his listeners. He shared the nom
ors of the duet with Miss Kent, ana es-
tablished himself as a prime favorlte
with his interpolated solo Love, Could
I only Tell Thee in the second act.
In his song he let out his voice IN
the full measure of passion and tender-
ness which the lines demanded, ana as
the great wave of melody swept through
the spaces of the Auditorium the ue-
light of the audience knew no pounuS ,n p;
Laura Wallace in the comedy role VI
Retty. the ships mascot, proved VI
vacious and sprigthly. and delivered ner
lines with most infectious humor. her
songs, particularly the Nlgntliiafe
LAND" :" with Arthur Wyatt, were among
the hest numbers of the productioh'
and she is a graceful dancer:
Fritz Field is a comedian VINO can 1e
funny without being grotesque. he
nIavS the mart of a newspaper man IN
such a way that he might escape SUI
den death should he meet any mem
| hers of the profession afterwaro.
He is an important feature or the
show and with all the war correspond
ent's zeal, arranges battles When lne
light is best for his moving picture Ina
chine. His topical song Inc Snhpe
local hits. mace
one of the successes of the evening, anu
he delivered the lines in semi sing
ino tome which made them clearly IN
taiiiqible to every member or MS auui-
Edna Mason looked and sang the part
o4 the Spanish girl, Dolores, IN aoInir-
| able style. She is a young singer VINO
is already slightly known IN Los AZ, AZ.
eeles and will undoubtedly develop mt
r,ost afficient member of the COM
pany. 49,. A,,dt+oriuu
ra,ar looks better than when filled WIN
chorus of handsome girls, ana Ine
Fillbuster'' offers plenty or oppoTIun-
tiles for their appearance, Wnlle l'1.I,, m1
the girls. taking care all the time thaI
tho oualitv-meaning appearahce-uiu
,1ot suffer any loss by reason OF INC
great quantity required. Inc opera ~
fers them in sailor costume, as opailHL
senoritasi and later on as pathllls snlS'
In boys golfing and tennis a costansee'
so that every taste must oe
one-act farce, "Uncle's First Night
Out" by the Unique Comedy company
leads off at the Unique TINS Weeh.
Richard Cummings as uncle takes ti,e
leading role and sings a parody OH "a
1ustrated songs. Ethel Thornton as
TiG of the French Casino, does a
french music hall speciality which is
worth while. $50
THE musical burlesque company pre-
eants "The Girl the Place ana lhe
| Churl." a potpourri of songs ana pleas
| ing chorus effects. Maude Beatty IN, :,
teTpolates "The Waning Honeymoon,
| kate Carlson does skipping rope
song and dance, "You Can't Pick Plums
on Nv plumb Tree" while Billy Onslow
has a bunch of new ones and several
narodies. George REIN as the tough
| boy from Chicago provoked many
laughs last night and Lew DUNBAR as
the Dutch comedian sang re" lines
After seeing viii Carleton's farce at
Fischer's this week. 1.-The Belle or Ar
cadia," it is easy to understand why
Kolh and Dill in the same autnor
NAV Lonesome Town." have kept
| New York laughing NIese last tWelNe
| months or more. Inc play 6iNNh
Fischer's for the week commencing 9
last night is of the Webernelolan
"Rogers Brothers type.
Herb Bell and George Morrell are
the Rudolph and Louie, and Judging
by the way last nights houses appre-
ciated their efforts they are more thah
clever: and so is the play.
, Miss Bessie Tannehill is the belle OF
Arcadia. whom the two German doc
tors want to marry, and her work was
decidedly pleasing. Her song, Smile,
Smile, Smile,' was most heartily en-
cored.
Miss Nellie Montgomery as the pretty
manicure girl sang Just Because He
, Couldn't Sing Love Me and the
World Is Mine" and Evan Baldwin
as a race track tout was effective In
, "Blow the Smoke Away" Other mu-
sical numbers were Good By, Manhat-
tan Isle" by George Morrell, and sac
ramento," by the chorus.
Taken as a whole the performance
was excellent and Herr Fischer is TO
be congratulated. Even the opening
vaudeville act and motion pictures are
, better than usual.
"The Whirlpool" an adaptation from
the French Of Maurice Donnay, VII
be presented by Miss Mary Shaw, whc
herself has made the Englisn version
of the play, at the Los Angeles theatel
during the week of April 10. The play
is in four acts and the production II