Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

and astounding strength and skill.
They have never before toured Amer
lea, though they have frequently been
imported for the big New York spec
tacles and pantomimes.
Holding over is that carnival of run,
"A Night at the Circus, Cheridah
Simpson in new songs-and gowns;
Pellaton and Foran in "a Spotless
Reputation" and the Novelty Dancing
Four New pictures will be shown.
LOS NGELES-Sullivan & Consi-
dimes program for Elks' week, COM
mencing with the usual Monday matt
nee. includes Mabel Mckinley, one OF
the most popular American women in
vaudeville who is known to the thea
tergoers of Los Angeles. Miss Mcl<in-
lev was the favorite niece Of the late
President Mckinley and never ap-
peared before the public until after the
death of her uncle. Her soprano voice
is lyric in quality and she is said to
sing with fine expression. Francesca
Redding and her company Will play
the one-act comedy Her Friend from
Texas" Miss Redding is a versatile
character actress and is supported by
a company in her act Cooke and
Rothert will stage their version of the
sensational Partisan novelty Il Amour
de TApache" dance of the under
world). This act is said to be gem
timely artistic effort Toma Hanlon
will try to win favor for a display of
male types, such as Bobby Barry in
Little Johnny Jones" etc. Petroff,
the famous Russian violinist, and the
new comedy motion pictures on the
Laugh-o-Scope will complete the pro-
gram.
UNIQUE--For Elks' week Hentz and
Zallee present a carefully arranged
bill Acceding to popular request,
Kelly and Violette have been held
over and will offer new songs and
changes of costume. During the past
week this clever duo have made many
new friends Miss Violette has pleas
ant surprise for women playgoers, as
she has just received several new
gowns from Paris which she will wear
during her second week. Another Vau-
deville act has been engaged from Bert
Levy. The name of this has not as yet
been divulged, as Hentz and Zallee de-
sire to offer a surprise.
James Kelly has written aonther one
act comedy for the Unique players,
which he has given the timely title of
Hello, Bill" The piece is really a
vaudeville-musical comedy. Every
member of the company will be seen in
a turn of some kind. The piece re-
wolves around Bill King, whose bet
ter half decides to give private the
atricals and engages Barne Stormer to
write and stage the numbers. During
his preliminary visit malicious tongues
are set to Wagging, and from this arise
the many complications Kelly will
have the part of King; Miss Massey
will be Mrs. King; Al Franks will be
Heney Goldman, the friend Jack
Martin has a comedy part in Stormer;
Vane, Miss Baldwin and Miss Parker
are carefully cast The musical num-
bers include Let's Go Home" by
Vane and Parker: "Du-Du," AL
Franks: Nothing Bothers Me-" Win
ME Baldwin; Good Bye, Mr.. Rag
time" Martin, Vane. Baldwin and
Parker. Jack Martin will sing the
polysyllabic hit, Trans -Mag-Nif-I-
Can -Ban-Dan-U -Ality." The illus
trated song and the usual motion pic
lures complete the bill.
FISCHER'S-The Grace twins scored
such a popular success at Fischer's
theater last week that they again will
feature the bill the coming week in a
new singing and dancing act. The
Graces are a very striking pair, both
possessing red hair of the brightest
mahogany hue. They are good singers,
and their dancing pleases the audiences.
Temple and O'Brien will be seen for the
first time in singing and dancing
comedy. Irene Temple is known as
"the girl with the diamond dress
Clad in a costume made almost entirely
of near-diamonds. she makes striking
appearance behind the footlights. Ter
rill, Spanish dancer, will offer La Tar
natella" dance. Annie Montgomery will
have new chorus creation in the
Island of Bye and Bye" and she will
also offer something brand new in the
way of a solo, Leon Charter will sing
Angel Town" to please the antlered
herd. He will also sing a new black
face character song, I'm a Gwine to
Do as I Please" Messrs. Smith and
Warren have mingled the Elk atmos
phere profusely in the comedy of their