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has occupied the .Belasco stage.

has occupied the -Belasco stage.
Lewis S. Stone will again be seen
in the role of the young Prince Karl
Heinrich, Eleanor Gordon will have
her first opportunity to play Kathie,
James K. Applebee will have the role
of the dear old DIR. Juttner and Frank
Camp will be seen as the dignified
Lutz. William Yerance, Richard
Vivian, Harry Andrews and other of
the Belasco- -Blackwood organization
will have the same roles which they
assumed in former presentations of
the play. A score of young men from
the singing sections of the Arion So
ciety and the Turn Werein have been
engaged to render German folk songs.
Sullivan and Considine will open an
other new bill at the Los Angeles thea
ter this afternoon with two spectacu-
lar scenic and musical novelties as the
stellar attractions of the program.
These two acts are Staley and Bir-
beck, the Musical Blacksmiths' with
their Transformation scene, and Or
letta and Taylor with their tabloid
operetta "The Butterfly and the
Prince"
Others on the new bill are Prince
and Galgano, the Hawaiian tenor and
the italian harpist; Joseph Keller and
his company presenting the rural COM
edy sketch "1'he Town Fiddler" Scott
and Wilson, the acrobatic humorists,
and the Zorodo brothers.
Ferris Hartman and the members of
his company, together with the entire
mechanical force of the Grand opera
douse will this morning begin reheaT-
sails of Audran's delightful journey to
the land of make Believe" 1.-THE Toy
maker" which will be given it's annual
holiday revival at the Grand next
week.
George Beban and his associate
players will present 1.-THE Sign of the.
Rose" at the Orpheum this afternoon
for the first time in Los Angeles The
sketch is from the pen of Mr.. Beban
and e. Il. Dazey, and in 1T Mr.. Beban
impersonates the modern italian immi-
grant as he is-not the low brow gin
ney' of blackhand proclivities, but
the real son of sunny Italia, with a
heart full of song and pathos and love.
The cast of the playlet embraces nine
persons, and the setting, which Is laid
in a floral shop, will have all the
wealth and beauty of Los Angeles
floral resources. Nine. Jewell and her
manikins, in a miniature vaudeville re-
vue, with limitations of we'll known
stage favorites; Alf Grant and Ethel
lIOag IN a song ana paJJer number,
and Asahi, Nipponese magician, with
his company are others newly ar
rived, while the Imperial Russian
dancers, Felice Morris and company in
"A Call for Help" Mile. Camille Ober
and the three White Kuhns are also
on the bill.
The famed Orpheum Road show has
just started on it's annual transcon-
tinental tour. 1t is due here late in
January.
Elbert Hubbard, "The Fra" of Phil
istine fame, comes to the Orpheum in
March.
Musical King" will make his first
Los Angeles appearance at Pantages
this afternoon. King is an accom-
plished musician on the xylophone and
his repertoire includes selections from
grand and comic operas and popular
song hits. Other acts on the bill will
be Harden, "Handcuff King" Hugh
]. Emmett and Hildreth Emmett in a
scenic ventriloquial novelty; Buford,
Bennett and Buford, a trio of young
women in songs, dances and imita-
tions; Harry DeVine and Belle Will
liams, Harry Botter and company in
the farce, "a Matrimonial Blizzard"
and new photo plays.