Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11

work that they finally conceived the
idea of exhibiting their skill in public.
They claim to be the swiftest wood
choppers in the world and stand ready
at any time to pit their skill against
all corners. In addition they do i'm
placement" stunts Of the kind that were
popular years ago, but which are sell
dom seen nowadays.
Another novelty on the program will
be the appearance of Miss Margaret
Severance, a character impersonator.
Vaudeville audiences are familiar with
this work as done by men, but woman
character impersonators are rare. New
ertheless, Miss Severance has made o.
remarkable success in her chosen field.
She never before has been seen on any
Los Angeles stage.
Callan and Smith, "the college boys
with the dancing feet" will contribute
a dance duet, varied by a few college
songs and a new collection of college
slang. John Hefron and his company
will present dramatic playlet, said to
be one of the strongest in vaudeville.
Fougere and Emerson, a man and a
woman, will sing and dance, and John
LIE Clair, who completes the bill, is
announced as a polite comedy Jug
gler."
FISCHER'S - Messrs. Smith and
Warren, the new managers of the
II iSCilGI uIdIltllC SlIOIlS tiOlQ OIl G1FSI
street, are to open tomorrow with an
up-to-date bill of vaudeville. The
name "Fisehers' will be used for the
present.
Six Japanese acrobats, the Sugimotes.
are the topnotchers for 2eXt week and
have the reputation of being something
out of the ordinary. The sextet
comes direct to Los Angeles from the
Imperial theater, Toxic, from an ex-
tended season before royalty audiences,
and will make their first appearance
here Monday.
Randsdale and Bance are said to be
the feature producers of mirth with
their act of musical comedy, compris-
ing late song hits, while J. Bernard
Dyllyn, a veteran in histrionics, will
sing his famous Never Take the
Horseshoe from the Door" song
which has brought laughs for the last
twenty years, as well as several other
catches of later vintage.
Miss Annie Bauman is featured in
several sweet and tuneful songs, and is
said to have a good dramatic voice,
while Trevathan w. Smith, baritone
soloist, will be presented in pictured
melodies Of high character.
Late motion pictures and selections
by the First street orchestra, which
has been greatly supplemented and I'M
proved, complete the bill. The prices
will be the same as during Herr Fisch-
er's regime.
UNIQUE-The humorous efforts of
retired bod carrier trying to break
through the chilled steel crust of soci-
ETY. via the medium of a large sized
bank account, under the title of Try
ans Party" will be seen at the Unique
theater during the coming week. Ryan
is giving a party to commemorate his
advent into the multimillionaire ranks,
and he is assisted by his two daugh-
ters. Among the invited guests is an
oldtime friend and neighbor, Mr..
Schultz. Miss Ellwood and Miss Suth-
erland will take the roles of Ryan's two
daughters, Miss Atkins as Ryans bet
ter half, John J. Martin a we'll mean
ing friend, and Jack Curtis, always in
time for the trouble. Among the num-
bers are ':Not the Sort of a Girl Care
About" by Ben Sellars; "Fatherland,"
by John j. Martin; Lulu and Her La,
La, La" by Miss Sutherland, and
"Geisha,' by Miss Ellwood. Miss At
kins and Will Armstrong have a duet
entitled Beautiful Dreams" and the
latter will also be heard in one of his
laugh producing songs called katy
Carey" you and I and the Moon
will be another duet number, sung by
Miss Ellwood and Mr. Sellars. The us
ual first-run motion pictures by the
JInique-o-Scope and illustrated songs
by Miss Irene Earle will open the pro-
gram.