Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06

originally played by the Rogers
brothers into pure Hfbernlan. The per-
formance Sunday afternoon Will intro
duce Miss Sara Edwards and Blossom
Seeley two new members of the MUIR
ray and Mack company. Miss Ed
wards was formerly leading woman of
the Red Feather comic opera COM
pany. She is expected to prove tower
Of strength to the Murray and Mack
organization, while Blossom Seeley, the
new soubrette, comes with song and
dance laurels.
Introduced in the "In Harvard" show
will be such musical numbers as
when You Kiss Your Minstrel Boy
Good Bye" you'll Miss Me, carry
from Gay Paree' and London Rag
ORPHEUM-With five new acts for
the week beginning Mandon matinee,
June 7, each a contrast with the three
holdovers, variety is the spice of the
coming Orpheum bill. Heading the
new acts are the Russell brothers, iml-
tators of the Irish fe- ,in.ne Their
sketch is entitled "Our Servant Girls"
The two impersonate the familiar irish
type of household boss, and the result
is travesty broad and humorous The
act is further aided by Flora BOnfanti
Russell a toe dancer of ability and
beauty and the combination has proved
a sure-enough headliner. The five Jug
Cling NOrmans, who contribute the ath-
letics, do things with ordinary Indian
clubs that are considered marvellous.
They achieve the three high" club
work. Frederick Allen, with beautiful
Bertha Van Norman and a compact
little company, present His Phantom
Sweetheart" a dainty playlet with
heart appeal. 1t tells story of
speculatOr who, with the Street at his
mercy, is visited in a vision by his
sweetheart of his younger and better
days OF course, he reforms Francini-
Olloms. with a page assistant, does a
musical stunt on the concertina and
Xylophone. He is also a juggler of
continental repute and an acrobat. I'M
agine combining these efforts in one
act He boasts of twenty-four somer-
saults while performing on the con-
certina. The Avedano quartet will ap
pear in musical selections. The hold
overs include Angela Dolores and her
company in cupid at Home; La VAL
era (Mrs. Phipps) in her Spanish dances,
and the Melnotte Twins and Clay
Smith in a melange of artistic nonsense,
with new motion pictures.
The Orpheum is now cooled by cleo
trio fans and forced draugi.ts from floor
to dome.
WALKER-Manage Pieper claims
that it is forty degrees cooler in his
cozy little playhouse than it is on the
street. In addition he offers a well ar
ranged bill, heading which are Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer e. Lissenden in a musical
sketch. Mr.. Lissenden is a character
comedian who can sing. Mrs Lissen-
den is a composer of note and will Of
fer some of her own compositions, both
vocal and instrumental. Kathryn
Wayne, fresh from her eastern tri-
umphS, has a novelty Offering, beauti-
fully costumed. Her voice Is a deep
contraltO. r. Leroy Carroll is a clever
free-hand sketcher who makes fun for
the audience with pictures of we'll
known public characters. Madeline
Rowe is a dainty soubrette with good
voice. Dixie Christy has an unusual
comedy musical act, in which she plays
on the harp saXaphone and several
other instruments. Joseph Manley,
baritone robusto has new song, fresh
from New York. Beatrice Whitney is
a character comedienne and song re-
citer She will interpolate a Whistling
solo. New local pictures will be shown
by the Walkerscope. The travelette
will be a trip to Niagara Falls. Musical
Director Nelson has an attractive pro-
gram arranged.
Los ANGELES-LOVers of music
will be interested in the Monetta Five,
who head the bill for the coming week.
The Monettas are a family of musi-
clans and will be heard on violins,
flutes, harps, guitars, piano and banjo,
and in solos, duets, trios and quartets.
Gel Barto,' the wizard, will mystify
the audience. Hasss and Mariette,
whirlwind dancers direct from the
Moulin Rogue, Paris, anc the Palace
theater, London, will introduce the
famous Apache dance, as produced by
them in Europe. Bonnie Gaylord, the
girl from Posey county; Lewis and
Young, two singing and dancing boys,
Cowboy Williams and the Laugh-o-
Scope complete a varied bill.
UNIQUE-Always alert to please
their patrons. Hentz & Zallee have de-
cided to add vaudeville, beginning
Monday matinee with three acts from
the large circuits. The Unique COM
edy company will offer q one act play,
1.-The Princess and the Rose" The
scene is laid on the island of Booley
Poo, where a shipwrecked sailor is
captured and made to impersonate a