Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-20
WHAT TO SEE THIS WEEK AT LOCAL THEATERS
Ia their funny Bogus Strong Men"
stunt and Raffins trained simians.

IL their funny Bogus Strong Men"
stunt and Raffin's trained simians.
LOS ANGELES-Sirronje woman
who is known to the police of a hun
dred cities, will come to the Los An
geles theater for the week beginning
tomorrow afternoon. Sirronje is the
"handcuff queen" Like Houdini, who
was recently in this city, she escapes
easily from the most intricate cuffs
anyone has yet been able to place upon
her wrists. She is a slippery CUSTOM
er. is Sirronje and she makes 1t her
boast that no police department in the
country can produce a pair of hand
cuffs from which she cannot make her
escape. Her performance is said to
be equal In every particular to those
given by men In the same line of work.
Terley will present what he has
called bust limitations of celebrated
personages, living and dead. Artists
have praised this act highly. declaring
his Caesar particularly good. True
Boardman and company, including
Virginia Eames will present a playlet
entitled "The Way of the West" A
character sketch, 1.-THE Actress and the
Maid" will be offered by Ezier and
Webb, condolences of reputed ability.
Carl Herbert will mystify with magic.
Illustrated songs and motion pictures
complete the program.
EMPIRE-There is both novelty and
promised excellence In the program an
nounced for the Empire this week.
Harper and Willard, musicians of abil-
ity, evoke harmony from a diverse Sc
lection of near instruments. Lester
Leigh, whose digital dexterity has
earned for him the nickname of "Me-
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sleight of hand, Grace du Mar,
dainty little ingenue well known in
eastern vaudeville houses, will intro
duce several numbers. New illustrated
songs by Nell and Vier Hill, motion
pictures and 1.-THE Burglar" by AL
Franks and the stock company, COM
plete the bill.
FISCHER'S-Fun over private
theatrical rehearsal is the amusement
selection at Fischer's next week.
Frank B. Blair, who is responsible for
the show as well as it's production,
promises an entertaining comedy. The
love affairs of Minnie Glover, maid to
the household OF ELECTROMAGNETIC
provide the motif for the rehearsal. 1t
is, however, but an excuse for the in
PRODUCTION into the house of the sweet
heart of her choice, disguised as
dramatic instructor. The fact that her
masters old maid daughter is in love
with the instructor adds spice to the
adventure, and the complications are
said to be numerous and cleverly
worked out. Musical numbers include
Honeymoon Hail." "That Lovin'
Rag" and "The Vale Of Yesterday"
sung respectively by Nellie Montgom-
cry, Marguerite Favar and Fred Lam
caster Laurel Atkins and Ben T. Dill
lon will give another of their travesty
duets, the coming selection being the
Spanish number from 1.-THE Runaway
Girl"
UNIQUE-"At Gay Narragansett."
which will be staged by Maude Beatty,
will head the bill at the Unique this
week. The burlesque will be pot
pourri of songs and dances, with bright
dialogue. Among the musical numbers
are Song of the Daisy" by Olga
Stech; Put Me Among the Girls" by
Millar Bacon IT Want to Be a Sol
der" by Eldrie Gilmore: 1.-THE For
tune Telling Lady" by Maude Beatty.
Billy Onslow and George REIN also
have a topical duet, interlarded with
local hits.
The comedy company will put on
Married Too Soon" by James p. Lee.
The plot of the sketch has to cd with