Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13

act called "A Night in Eel Paso." Miss
Beeson's aids are Messrs. Ward and
Weber, both experts in dancing and
light comedy. Miss Beeson herself
claims to be the champion soft shoe
dancer of the world, welcoming ehal-
lengers. The act introduces a bit OF
Mexican atmosphere, opening to the
tinkle of guitars and ending in very
whirlwind of flashing feet and swirl
ing skirts as the manana of the south
is transformed into the lively exercises
of the dance.
The lovely Countess Rossi, who has
good cause to recall her last visit here,
with its attempted kidnapping of her
child, frustrated by the local police,
returns with M. Paulo in During the
Performance" Flo Adler, singer Of
popular songs, is buxom beauty OF
unctuous humor and such an air, all
her own. She will warble the ditties
of the day. Holding over are the Rus
sell brothers in "Our Servant Girls, y
Frederick Allen and company in His
Phantom Sweetheart" the juggling
Normans, Franclni-Olloms and the
Avedano quartet with new motion pic
lures.
LOS ANGELEs-T new bill at the
Los Angeles theater, opening Monday
afternoon will contain seven new acts,
not one being a holdover from last
weeks show. The feature of the pro-
gram will be Williams and Walker S
chocolate drops with King and Baily,
assisted by four ducky bellies, present.
ing twenty minutes of real coon COM
edy and introducing many new coon
songs and dances. This act comes di-
rect from the Majestic theater in New
York city where the big Williams and
Walker show has just completed long
run. Cal Stewart, the corner grocery
story teller, whose Uncle Josh" yarns
have been heard all over this country
through the phonograph, is another
number. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Forbes
will offer new society playlet entitled
IA Wild Rose.' An original skit,
Merry Mirthful Moments" will allow
Grover and Richards opportunity for
up to date tomfoolery, while Fox and
Crystal, Yiddish comedians, will pre-
sent their latest act, 'The Sharper and
His Mark" Miller and Tempest in
their dancing athletic novelty XIX
and Trix," and the BoVyerscope with
new motion pictures will complete the
bill.
WALKER 'S-Manage Pieper heads
his next weeks bill with Dixie Carter
and Billie Brunton in a Nell. Brinkley
sketch compounded of extravagant
gowns, songs and dances. Warren
Ellsworth will present a new act, in
monologue. Lola Forrest, a newcomer
to the coast, accompanies her lyric So
prano with a fetching manner. Joseph
Manley will sing new song. The
travelette is new and the Walkerscope
and the orchestra will round out he
bill.
UNIQUE-Hentz and Zalle will con-
tinue their policy of combining careful
ly selected vaudeville with the usual
one-act comedy. The Bruno Kramer
trio of gymnasts; Reisner and Cores
song and dance purveyors; Virden and
Dunlap in pretty sketch, and the
usual motion pictures constitute the
vaudeville bill. The Offering of the
Unique comedy company will be 1.-THE
Masqueraders, in which Jack Martin
has the leading. role.
R'S-Musical burlesque-mel-
odrama is the offering of Messrs. Smith
& Warren for this week, in CANDLES
"A Hero Hobo" replete with thrills and
tuneful melodies. Eddie Murray has
the title role and always turns up at
the right time in rags and tatters to
save some one else from the barrel of
pistol or point of the Villains knife.
His final coup comes in the last act.
where an old one-armed soldier a part
to be taken by Hugh Metcalf, is saved
from an approaching express train, the
conspiratorsf having tied him to the
rails.
Fred Gamble and Dolly Graham are
villainous, respectively, as a tramp
highwayman and his feminine accom-
plice. The one-armed soldier is sup
posed to have returned from the Philip
pines to claim his sweetheart (Annie
Montgomery, but before he claims her
hand he has numerous adventures.
The Roly Poly girls will be shapely
cohorts of John Cook the bartender, in
his new song speciality, 1.-THE Candy
Kid" while Miss Montgomery's two
fetching numbers are Garden Of
Dreams" and II Love My Wife, but
Oh, You Kid!''