Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-10-18

vaudeville audiences all over the coun-
try. They were among the first of the
prominent farceurS to go into Vauue-
Vile, making their debut in the east the
year after the dissolution of the old
Hallen and Hart partnership; firm,
by the way, that occupied much the
same place in farce comedy that ROD
son and Crane held in the more strictly
legitimate domain of comedy. Miss
Fuller always was prominent mem
Der of the Hallen and Hart companies.
in which she played the comedienne
roles.
George Street & Co. promise an cleo
trical scenic novelty, portraying the
military commanders of the worlds
armies. Charles Kendall g. Co. will
present an animated doll act under the
title OF La Auto Girl" Barney Will
liams, comedian and card manipu-
lator, and Margie Weber. a singing
soubrette. complete the list Of new
Corners. Sam Holdsworth, 1.-The silver
toned veteran tenor" will sing an IL
Illustrated song, and motion pictures VIII
complete the bill. The Los Angeles gives
daily matinees, the program changing
each week with the Monday matinee
performance.
EMPIRE-Barlow and Barton, pre-
senting q picturesque romantic sketch,
Queen for an Hour" provide pleas
ing feature of the olio at the Empire
for the week. Gus Burton, exponent
of the laughing song and concertina
expert, also is on the bill. The musical
and comedy act of Holmes and Holmes
should prove diverting, the perform
ers exceling as musicians, as we'll as
comedians, while the feminine MEM
Der Of the team won one Of the Madi+
son Square gardens beauty show
prizes two years ago. Clever httie
| naH xrrhA QnRanHnh
Orpheum a month OF 80 ago with the
Three Mitchells, will be seen in rag
time dancing and syncopated song Of
ferings. Vier and Nellie Hill will sing
popular songs to appropriate illustra-
lions, and there will be the usual al
lotment of motion pictures.
FISCHER'S-The troubles Of gay
young scapegrace and the humorous
situations into which he is forced by
one of his creditors whom he tries TO
introduce into society, form the plot
Incidents of Smiths Troubles"
musical comedy to be presented by the
Fischer players this week. J. Edward
Pierce is cast as the young ne'er DO
well. while Max Bloom will be seen
as his persistent creditor with SOCIAL
aspirations. Miss Marie Roslyn will
be cast as ward of the young mans
uncle, while Ben T. Dillon will lend his
| QrOllerleS 10 IHdI BoullSlhoAi NoPA~eA~sl.
Laurel Atkins, as social climber, ana
Nellie Montgomery as serving maid,
complete the cast. Liberal musical al
lotments are provided Miss Mont
gomery will sing "Oh. Gee, Be Sweet
| to Me, Kid" one of the hits of 'The
| Girl Question" recently at the Mason,
while Miss Roslyn will offer Under
the Tropical Moon" "Lu Lu and Her
La-La-La" should give Max Bloom
fun-making opportunities. Mr.. Pierce
will present ''Trueheart" as solo with
in a duet with Miss Roslyn.
UNIQUE-The "Salome" dance. by
Mile Aimee, will continue to be the
feature at the Unique during the COM
ing week, it's success during the past
week having decided the management
to keep it on the bill.
| The stock company will present
musical burlesque entitled "Ftnnigan's
Alley" in two acts. Finnigan, a brick
mason, has bought piece of barren
land in Pennsylvania on which Is
found large quantities of oil. He be-
comes an oil king and his wife insists
upon breaking into society. Naturally
the family becomes an easy mark for
social vampires. James p. Lee is cast
as Finnigan and Marie Barber as his
better half. Harry Wardell, late
| comedian at the Grand, Make Mitchell,
Hugh Metcalf. Olga Stech and Millar
Bacon are in the cast. Musical inter-
polations include "Papita," Rain
| bows" "Rock-a-Bye Baby and
Honor Bright, I Loves Yer Right,
! Old PAIL The usual illustrated songs
by Millar Bacon and animated pic
lures by the Unique-O-Scope will oc-
cupy the time between the acts.