Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-02-28

good musical act is promised by
the Fetching brothers, who will offer
a musical novelty entitled "a Musical
Flower Garden
Tannehill and Radcliffe will play for
the first time here their one-act COM
edy, ga Tenderfoot on the Trail" Miss
Radcliffe was for some time a member
of one of the local stock organizations.
Emily Benner, a woman baritone of
ability; Phil Stats, who is down on
the program for ''pianologue''; Jarvis
and Martin, comedy jugglers, and the
usual motion pictures will complete
the bill.
FISCHER'S = Encouraged by the
praise bestowed upon his one-act YER
sion of 1.-THE Mikado'' a fortnight
since, Director Charles Alphin has pre-
pared and the Fischer players viii next
week present another tabloid Gilbert
and Sullivan comic opera, III NJ S.
Plnafore." Although one Of the earli-
est of the Gilbert-Sullivan efforts. this
opera Of the marine and retributive
Justice is one of the best things these
clever Operatists produced. It abounds
in rousing ensemble numbers, attrac-
tive solos and both duets and quartets
of musicianly merit. AS to the humor,
or rather satire, of the book, there can
be small question. No village or ham
let of England or America but has put
the hallmark Of approval on it, and
| Dick Deadeye, Sir Joseph Porter K. c..
B., Captain Corcoran, Little Buttercup,
| Rafe Rackstraw, Josephine and all the
] numerous cousins and sisters and
aunts" Of Sir Joseph are as amusing
today as they were a quarter Of a CEN
| fury ago.
UNIQUE-'Wanted- Indian will
hold down the boards at the Unique
| during the coming week, and should
| prove screaming success from start
to finish. The plot is woven about an
| English younger son who has been sent
| to 1.-The States to rid himself of some
Of the surplus energy he has acquired
at college.
| George REIN, as a romancer, is down
for a song, Kalamazoo" and VIII
| Armstrong, as Uncle Pat, will sing
| Donegal" Jack Curtis as Dr. Boom
er, has a role we'll suited to his ability.
| as does also Rosa REIN, as the English
aunt Lillian Sutherland, cast for a
| dashing American girl, has clever
| French song, "My Own Paree,' and
Mable Darragh, as Grace, a demure
English lassie, will be heard in Miss
Moffett." Will H. Cross, as Andy
Lowe, has a real Indian song entitled
big Chief Battle AK"
! WALKER-Another evenly balanced
bill has been arranged for the Walker
| neaQed by Henry "A. AuerbaCh & Co.,
who present a true to life sketch that
| has won them success elsewhere.
| Rosa Roma is a violin virtuoso Of
| ability. Willis West and Lillian How
| ell are singers, dancers and jugglers.
| Both are well known in Los Angeles,
! particularly Mr.. West for his Dutch
| character work in local stock. ElIna
| ElWood has been retained and will Of
| fer an entirely new act. Ray w. Snow,
the Man About Town. has an up-to-
| date lot of patter talk and clever songs.
| Ouda is an athlete of strength and skill
and his act is good. Joseph Manley
| has q well trained baritone voice that
! seems particularly fitted for the illus
| trated songs he sings. The Walker
! scope will have a new run of motion
pictures, while the travelette, which is
a great favorite on the weekly bill ow-
| ing to its instructive and entertaining
| powers, will be new.
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The Angelus grill has excellent SER
4 vice and better food Fourth and Spring
| Cash prizes for the boys and girls who write
the best descriptions Of What I Do on a
Rainy Day" Address all letters to Aunt
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