Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12

Gordon and company in "Tips on
Tan the Five Avolos, La Petite
Revue and Lena Painter, but the NOV
ing pictures will be entirely new.
GRAND-"Ten Nights in a Bar
Room" dramatized by William W:
pratt from T. S. Arthur's novel, will
be offered by the stock company, be-
ginning with today's matinee. The
play was first produced flfty-one years
ago this month at the old National
theater in New York city, and has
held its own among the producers OF
melodrama with "Uncle Toms Cabin"
and EAST Lynne" It's powerful les
son of the evils of intemperance sell
dom fails to be effective.
George Webb will play the part OF
George Morgan, the drunkard. MISS
Mamie Charlton, former local stock
actress, comes to the Grand to i'm
personate the daughter, Mary Morgan.
Grace Rauworth is cast for Mrs. Nor
gan. The comedy roles will be assumed
by Harry Oaks and Ruth Claire.
LOS ANGELES Sullivan and Con
sidine at the Monday matinee Will pre-
sent a new seven-act bill, besides new
motion pictures. Frank Bacon is the
headliner. He brings company and
will present his own whimsical COMEDY
IAN Easy Liar" Mr.. Bacon is a CALI
fornian and has just completed an en-
gagement with the Alcazar and Amer1-
can stock companies in San Francisco.
The Princess Waldemaroff Will be seen
in Russian songs and dances, and Will
exhibit a picturesque wardrobe OF
native costumes. The Toro troupe OF
Japanese acrobats are foot jugglers,
sword walkers, magicians and many
other interesting things. Gruet ana
Gruet are minstrels who fail to hno
any decrease in popular affection for
black-face comedy. The Ernesto sis
ters do feats on the bounding WIRE;
Harry Taylor, writer of songs ana
monoIogist, and Barry and Johnson in
the travesty, "Held for Ransom,
complete the program.
FISCHER'S-"The School Girl' is
the offering of the Allen Curtis musical
company, starting with Monday matt
ness. Dialogue, lyrics and music are
said to be fully up to the average OF
entertainment already provided by the
company. The setting represents a
school for both sexes and many ma
tionalities. Henry Auerbach will play
tbe schoolmaster. Allen Curtis Will be
a Hebrew pupil, and Arthur Clamage
the assistant schoolmaster, trying haro
| to discipline a rebellious German
dialect. Estelle' Praeger will be the
runaway tomboy and Miss Hathaway
her mother. Mayme Praeger should
make a winsome schoolmarm.
Among the songs are Dummy Love
song" Jean Hathaway; "Wangdoodle,'
Clamage, Curtis, Auerbach and Leon
ard; "Ching- Ling" Albert Leonard
sI,aughing Song" Clamage, and "The
Row Who Suffered and the Girl Who
Iisped,' Estelle Praeger and Dot
Raymond.
IJNIOUE-Kelly and Violette, the
fashion plates" ever warm favorites
with Unique patrons, return for 6
week with attractive songs and cos
tunes. Their welcome is assured
Edwin T. Emery will produce a double
dramatic bill. The first part will b'
his own vaudeville version of THE
Devil" in which Denton Vane, Oliv'
Douvee and Hazel Salmon will appeal
A musical farce, Mistakes vii
/ Happen" will follow, and for this tn
assignment of parts includes Miss Hay
den and Mr.. Cramer. The piece !
advertised as we'll written and o
speedy action.
new illustrated song will be sum
and the ever popular motion picture
will round out the weeks program.