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which she has heretofore appeared.
Walter DeLeon will be seen rs Capt.
Tom Hatherton, Oscar Walch as Ad-
miral Hi-Lung and Walter Catlett as
the lord chancellor. Eethia Luce Will
Mrs. Brown, the official mother-in-law
Six of Hartmans sprightliest and pret-
tiest girls will play the bridesmaids
and the entire Hartman chorus of forty
will be seen and heard. Some of the
prominent musical numbers of the
play will be Walter DeLeon's new
song, .Mamie;" 1.-THE Chinese Honey
moon," sung by Pineapple and the
bridesmaids; a solo by Miss Islieb,
Mother Never Brought Me Up Like
This" II want to Be Lidy," by
"Muggins" Davies, and What's the
Use" by Ferris Hartman.
LOS ANGELES-Anna Eva Fay,
mental teepathist" will head the new
bill for Thanksgiving week at the Los
Angeles theater, beginning with the
usual matinee tomorrow. This will be
Miss Fay's first appearance at the Los
Angeles theater. For many years
Miss Fay has aroused great and wide
spread interest by her mystifying men,
tai feats. She will open the new show
with her cabinet tricks in which while
she sits with her hands and feet tied,
the surprised audience hears the ring
ing of bells, the sound of nails being
driven and watches other developments
which amaze. Miss Fay will give a
half hour to answering questions asked
by her audience. In this act Miss Fay
is alone on the vaudeville stage to-
day. Her auditors write their ques-
tions and put them in a sealed envel-
ope, while Miss Fay, sitting blind
flooded on the stage, repeats each ques-
tion and answers it in a surprising
manner. Another ambitious act on the
new bill is presented by Elsie Crescy,
who will appear with her company in
a one-act playlet entitled "Fagin's Pu-
pills" In this Miss Crescy will as
sumo the role of a young girl who
has been taught from childhood to
steal. AS she grows into womanhood,
society people become her victims and
she is successful enough to satisfy
even the modern Fagin who has
trained her. She finally falls in love
with the detective. who has been sent
to track her, and is brought to realize
for the first time the enormity of her
sins. The discovery and ths way she
meets her problem form the climax of
the skit. A unique feature of the bill
will be Irma Orbasany and her trained
offer a pantomime called 1.-The Ship
wreck" Dorothy Vaughn, who styles
herself "The comedienne of quality"
and William Cahill the Irish comedian
and singer, are expected to contribute
many of the laughs on the new bill.
UNIQUE-For Thanksgiving week,
beginning with Monday matinee, the
program to be given at the Unique
theater, as usual varies vaudeville with
a new comedy offering. The Earle
Sisters, whose singing and dancing
proved popular last week, have been
held over and will give several new
songs and character changes. These
girls are real sisters and present an
act whose refinement has appealed to
UNIQUE audiences. In an act which
aims to please from the standpoint of
comedy. Waldo, DeVere and Gates ap-
pear, their speciality being entitled
"The Irish Eskimos.' The scene is the
frigid north, with the Irish wit lend
ing warmth and gayety to this back
ground. "Neighborly Neighbors" is
the alliterative title of the one act play
to be given by the Unique players un-
der the direction of Al Franks. The
piece is rural comedy and has to
do with two families, Hawkins and
Barlow, who have been fighting for