Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15

MISS MAYME PRAEGER
/ llneator of the American girl. with
songs to fit. The review is a preten-
/ tious affair the girls were selected and
4 posed under Mr. Gibson's personal ap-
probation, and are the first exponents
/ of his art TO be authorized for stage
work. Among them one recognizes
many Of ones favorites. such as the
/ widow, the bathing girl and the lone
/ Gibson man. The art of Gibson is said
to be admirably preserved with its dis
! tinctive black and white flavor.
julius Tannen is well known as a
raconteur and wit. His long absence
/ from the circuit has been due to his
featuring with Broadway productions
/ His return with new stories and mono
logues will be hailed with keen relish
by many. He will add several imper-
sonations of noted stars,
/ The three Donals, brought direct
from Euorpe for the Orpheum, are
gymnasts who recently were the SEN
sation at the Circus Busche, Vienna.
Their human bridge" is unique feat
ure.
Holding over are Helena Frederick
and her company in "The Patriot
bit of grand opera decidedly liked;
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Mystery; dainty Selma Braatz, the
girl juggler, and the three Leightons,
in minstrelsy, with new motion pic
lures.
GRAND-Begnning with the matinee
today, the stock company will offer
The Devils Nine" a melodrama by
Lincoln j. Searl, a melodramatist who
has many popular hits to his credit.
"The Devils Mine" has been played in
the east with some popular success, but
today'S performance Will be its lirSt
far western presentation love story
and a vein of comedy are promised, in
aGdi(lOn to thrilling situations. George
Webb, Grace Rauworth, Fora Bates,
Frank Frayne, Alice Lewis and other
favorites will be seen in the cast. The
management promises pretty scenery
and careful staging.
LOS ANGELES-Six new acts will
comprise the new vaudeville bill which
will open at the Monday matinee, in
addition to new motion pictures. CHER
among the attractions is Eva Nudge,
whose act entitled THE Military
Maid" took London by storm. She
sings a number of sprightly military
songs, making lightning changes be-
tween times. She has a sweet voice and
a pleasant comedy manner. Albini.
magician, will introduce series of new
Hindoo mysteries. The we'll known
minstrel, Billy Window, will be a
prominent funmaker in his new skit,
"The Colored Nurse Girl" which is
said to have made many persons hap
py in many different places. including
Mr. Window himself. The Telegraph
Four are we'll known comedians in
messenger boy garb and argot. They
sing and swap banter of various KINDS.
A domestic comedy, called Just Like
a Woman" introduces Rae and
Borsche. Bessie Allen is a soubrette
who dances, smiles, sings and then
smiles. She is sure you will, too-at
least smile. AS usual, the motion pic
lures will be of the French comic va
riety.
FISCHER'S-"A Partisan Beauty" is
announced as featuring pretty girls,
catchy music. neat costumes and funny
comedians. 1t will be presented next
week by the popular Allen Curtis COM
pany. "a Partisan Beauty" is mu-
steal comedy and an opportunity is
given each member of the Organiza-
tion to prove his or her versatility.
Miss Jean Hathaway will play the
part of the beauty. She will sing II
Would Like to Marry You" and also
sing in a duet with Herbert Lindley,
Don't Go Away" Arthur Clamage rs
the German; Charles A. Figg, as the
Irishman, and Allen Curtis, as the He
brew, all tourists, will create comedy.
Miss Mayme Prayer will have several
musical selections, among them
you've Got Me Going, Kid" I'm
Longing for Some One to Love Me"
and the Dutch song Hugo" assisted
by the chorus in Dutch costumes and
wooden shoes.
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dian number Rainbow" Other songs
will be MY Gal Irene" by Arthur
Clamage, and 1.-The Rube Quartet" by
Charles A. Figg, Arthur Clamage, Her
bert 'Lindley and Allen Curtis.
The chorus of ten well trained apd
handsome girls who have made pop
ular hit will work to establish their
now in Los Angeles.
UNIQUE-Coming directly from their
eastern triumphs, Roberts, Hayes and
Roberts, 1.-THE Cowboy, the Swell and
the Lady" will be the new vaudeville
act. This trio will be pleasantly re-
membered from their past visits to the
Los Angeles Orpheum. Kelly and Vio
lette have been retained for one more
week, making their fifth at the Unique.
These clever people have greatly en-
deared themselves to Unique patrons.
For next week Miss Vioette will wear
several new gowns which she has only
recently received from Redfern, Paris.
1.-The Christening will be the one-act
comedy used by the Unique players.
James Kelly and Al Franks will have
the roles of two Irishmen who create
trouble when a Presbyterian minister
is substituted for priest at the christ
ening Miss Massey will have an ex-
cellent character part. Cramer will be
the minister Miss Constance and Miss
Salmon both have good roles and sew
'eral late and catchy songs will be in
terpolated An illustrated song with
new motion pictures will round out
the bill.
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