Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

world in general. To make this cheer
fulness all the more striking, the con-
trasted character of the everforlorn
| Mis- Hazy is Introduced The bibulouS
Mr.. Stubbins, the pathetic LoVey Mary
/ and all the other people of Mrs. RiceS s
! famous stories are present in the play
! This year Liebler and company have
| sent out an all-AmeriCan cast with
| Mrs. Wigs and promise one of tho
| best all round productions that has
been given since the first production in
the east,
LOS ANGELES-Anothcr unusually
big bill of eight fine new acts will
mark this weeks offerings at the Los
Angeles theater and Sullivan & Con-
sidine have provided another list OF
attractions that are indeed inviting
and promise to be even better than last
weeks undeniably fine bill
The stellar attractions of the new
program are Harry Van Fossen, the
| minstrel man; r. Nelson Downs, The
King of Koins"; Campbell and Yates
and Celest.
Harry Van Fossen is now one of the
best known and by all odds one of the
! funniest burnt cork comedians ap-
pearing on the stage Mr.. Van Fossen
! has a line of minstrel comicalities that
have created riot all over the Sulli-
| van & Considine circuit, and his APP
! pearance at the Los Angeles theater
| will be of interest to everyone who is
| fond of thirty minutes of good, hearty
| laughter-and, by the way, Van Fos-
sen has never been able to tear himself
! away from an audience in less than
that time.
Y. Nelson Downs has an act that is
| seldom seen on a vaudeville stage. He
! is i'm a measure a sleight of hand per-
| former, but his work is restricted en-
| trely to the manipulation of coins,
| with which lie is able to hold an audi
| ence intensely interested. With this he
| has a lot of witty talk that is exceed
/ ingly amusing.
Campbell and Yates have an unusu-
! ally entertaining sketch in 200 Miles
/ from Broadway" which comes from
/ the pen of the well known author, Ed
mund Day. The playlct is novel and
| highly amusing. The scene represents
d near hotel in small village in Yer
mont Miss Campbell portrays the
| character OF d stranded actress whose
destitute circumstances has forced her
/ to become waitress. MI. Yates is
seen in the character of a boOkmaker
who has escaped from New York be-
cause of Governor Hughes reform cru
sade against the race track.
Cclcst, perhaps the greatest ana most
sensational performer on the tight wire
today, is one of the Sullivan and Con-
sidine impOrtations from Europe. lie
has series of thrilling feats given
with gorgeous scenic ana electrical ef-
fects, which contains many surprises.
An enjoyable interlude combining mu-
sic, song and mlrth, will be presented
by the three Tmperials. They are sing
ers and musicians of rare ability and
accomplishments, and comedians of an
original sort. Others on the new bill
| will be Marie Cheville in her beautiful
classic dances. and the three Escardos.
with their stirring acrobatic novelty,
the bounding table. Exclusive of these
new acts will be the two new reels
! of comedy motion pictures, which will
complete a bill that will surely attract
capacity audiences to this popular
| priced variety theater al every per-
| formance.
| LUNA PAR<-"The Inevitable War
of the Futurc"-this is the title OF the
newest sensation under construction at
Luna park. II will be finished within
! two weeks
Briefly the scheme is to show in a
pleasurable but thrilling miniature the
devastating power that may be welded
by an eXplosive-laden aeroplane.
At the edge of Luna park a model
city is being constructed. This, with
its streets, houses. churches and tall
buildings, will very nearly. resemble a
thriving municipal community of the
present day. In the "harbor" will be
anchored a battleship, and replicas of
other shipping will be disposed there.
A young aviator who has Bleriot
model monoplane is at present in the