Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
The Theaters
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Sammy Gigg, part which Is some-
what similar to that of Private Charlie
Taylor in THE Blue Moon" The foot
man goes to Spain and there masquer-
AIDES as a toreador, humorous compll-
cations ensuing when this bogus torea-
dor Is called upon to enter the arena
and fight the bull. The piece also uf-
fords excellent chances for Miss jose
phine Islieb as Nancy Staunton; Wal
ter Catlett as Pettifer, a dealer in wild
animals; "Mugglns' Davies as Susan;
Walter De Leon as the blase English
man, Archie Oscar Walch as the real
toreador Carajola, and Josie Hart as
the widow, Mrs. Nation Hoppihgs. The
remainder OF the company will assume
twenty speaking and singing parts,
while the big Hartman chorus will be
we'll to the front in u score OF song
numbers. Among the musical numbers
to be offered are "Everybody,s Awfully
Good to Me" by Walter De Leon and
the chorus; 1.-THE Language of the
Flowers" sung by Miss Islieb and
Keep off the Grass" by "Muggins
Davies and the dancing girls. The
costumes of both the principals and
chorus have been made especially for
this production.
LOS Notwithstanding with the
matinee tomorrow, Sullivan and Con-
sidine will offer to their patrons six
HtW NbuucNllle dClSs tAtluSlNt VI NAtS
new selection of motion pictures. Head
ing the new bill will be Mrs. Gardner
Crane and company, presenting Mrs.
Cranes original one-act playlet, PIX
ley's Prodigal Parents" Mrs. crane
has written q sketch that requires ilVe
well drawn characters to tell It's story
and possesses q bright thread or COM
edy. Another important appearance
on the program will be Florence MO
dena and her company, who Will oner
her latest vaudeville success, "A Les
son In Reform" which shows the erect
of an unadvised enthusiasm for leading
cabmen and sailors to a better life by
means of coffee and rolls and heart 10
heart talks. How one good husband
cures his loving but foolish wife of her
desire to live for everybody but himself,
is shown In a humorous manner. tIo
Patterson, who has come to be known
In vaudeville as the THE Kentucky
Maid" will also appear, singing her
southern melodies. Bissonette ana
Newman will offer their athletic eXhlpl-
tlon called "West Point Cadets PaS-
times" and Fagan and Byron VIII fur-
nish much of the comedy on the DllI
with their bits of musical comedy from
late Broadway successes. Completing
the bill will be Sharp and Turek In a
singing and dancing speciality, inter-
spersed with little nonsense ana
chatter.
UNIQUE-Featured on the bill which
opens Monday matinee is the act OF
the Earl sisters two dainty singers
and dancers, who make several quick
changes during their act. The girls
have met with approval from audiences
over the Sullivan & Considine circuit,
which they have Just finished playing.
AS a clay modeler, Jay Paige comes
heralded as an interesting performer.
His work is executed with rapidlty
and the subjects he chooses are well
known. A feature of the act Is his
modelling OF characters who viii be
recognized as men known locally. An
other of the one-act comedies which
, have become popular with Unique pat
rons will be given by the Unique play
ers under the direction of AL Franks.
The piece Is called Cohen, the French
man." and has to do with Hebrew
who is ambitious to become a land
lord. In order to carry out his desire
he converts his own domicile into a
boarding house, after having his fam
lily seek quarters In the attic and sheds.
Thinking that he will get more pres
tige. he calls his place a French hotel
and endeavors TO pass himself OF as
Frenchman which causes complica-
tions Franks will play the Jew and
Laurel Atkins Blair his wife. Hazel
SalIilOn VIII pay AAAN Ns'NHiN~'f
contributes 10 his troubles by appear
ing at the most inopportune times
Dawn DeLane has a good part as an
eccentric maid. James Spencer Will
play a Frenchman In search Of his
\ runaway wife. Herbert Cramer VIII
have the part of an irascible colonel,
and Annie Baumann his wife. with
a desire to pacify him. New motion
pictures and an illustrated song Will
be offered.
FIScHER'S - The Kelly Massey
Lyric comedy company has apparently
won a warm place in the hearts OF the
Fischer's clientele. Manager Workman
expresses himself as pleased with the
support accorded. For the week be-
ginning with the usual Monday mat
inee Mr. Kelly will give "The Two
Twins" which he wrote. The piece
is comedy and has to do with Dennis
and Martin Dooley. two retired plumb
ers who have just returned from the
sea shore where the daughter of Dem
mis- has fallen in love with gallant
captain, who shows the whole family
much attention. In return Dooley gives
a dinner at his home. with the cap
tain as the guest of honor The
Dooley servant is away on vinous
lark and Dooley persuades his brother
to assume the role of the servant for
that evening. BY the order of Miss
Dooley the menu is printed in French,
and as neither the brother or Johanna
Mcclure, the cook, can read the same,
general confusion results before dinner
Is over. Miss Massey is to be the
cook. q good character part. James
Kelly and Harry Oal1es play the
brothers, and Anna Robinson and Deg
low Clark the daughters of Dennis
= Cl,arlas FiCo will he the gallant cam