Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-25

the Majestic theater in until Etern-
ity." Miss Ellington will be remem-
bered for her fine work in 1.-THE Thief,
the leading part in which she created
with Kyrle Bellew as her leading man.
The seat sale for Miss Illingtons en-
gagement will open Thursday.
ORPHEUM-Brilha and variety
characterize the Orpheum bill for the
week beginning Monday matinee, as all
the new acts are distinctive from those
now here, and every one properly on
sets the other.
The Top o. the World" dancers, who
present Kris Kringle's Dream" and
the famed collie ballet will profter one
of the most novel terpsichorean effects
yet seen. Lifted bodily from the mu-
steal comedy of that name, the act IS
thus freed from the thralls which en-
veloped it on the road, and is seen in
it's own perspective, glittering, gay and
gorgeous. There are twelve girls in 1t,
who are expert ponies, and they give
with the aid of as many trained thor
oughbred collies, a novel Interpretation
of a ballet Besides, there is Harry
Ali. the polar bear, and several more,
the whole act comprising young mu-
steal comedy in itself
George Mckay and John Cantwell
are also from musical comedy, being
the late stars of the Olympia perma-
nent company in chicago where tuey si,
have been prime faVorites. They Will
do ION the Great White Way" which
will permit them to impersonate a
number of characters familiar along
that street of lights. and to introduce
many eccentric dances, in which they
excel. ,,,
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Connolly will
offer "Sweethearts," the playlet by sir
w. S. Gilbert which ran 190 nights IN
London. Gilbert, who wrote ma
fore" ''NTikado" and many other sue
cesses. put his best into this. 1t tells
a simple story of two young lovers
separated in youth, who find in old age
the delight before denied them. 1t mas
nathos. a strong love interest and a
comedy relief, making it a delight from
first to last 1t is in two scenes. Ihe
act carries it's own effects Throughout.
The Krags trio, athletes ana surprls-
inglv fine trapeZe artists, consist OF Two
men and a woman. This is the act
tiret American tour. They are Euro
mean experts, whence come the best OF
the athletic acts, and have won un-
stinted praise so far. They are physlcal
narvels in development, and attempt
many tests of their strength.
Remaining another week are Minnie
Dupree and company in THE MINIS
ter's Wife; Al Jones, the minstrel'
the Kaufman family, and Mile re
nee, the goddess of music Willie
new motion pictures will complete an
artistic bill.
OT,YMPICL"They're Off in Bunch
is the fun handicap which Alphln anu
Fargo of the Olympic will run on at
their South Main street speedway 4 ne4I
week. commencing with MONDAY mat mat
inee. The playlet is a racy puriesque
of the turf and the stage coInplilInS ~.
+he comical features of STRANDED OPP
ere troune meeting a crowd of jockeys.
This is another of Charles Alphlns s
snicy lively burlesques, which TEEN
with clever lines from start to nnlsn,
and sbould show the Olympic cast anu
cborus to advantage. The scene takes
Mace at a summer resort owned py
lew. A stranded opera troupe IS there'
and the enterprising manager takes II
a rich German tourist and mas MIN
pose as his uncle. ,;ov
comedian will be the tourist in ques-
tion. and the part fits him like glove.
The hig climax of fun comes In the
last scene. where the pseudo auncle IS
forced to ride an old horse in a race.
Tracy McDermott will play the sharp
manager, while Monte Carter WIN
portray the Jew. The new souprette.
FRANCES Paon, is now a great favorlte
with the audiences, although vera
Ransdale and Hazel Douglas snare
honors with her. Dave Morris Leon
ard Brisbane and others will appear
to advantage and help to make next
weeks offering one of the most attrac-
tive yet seen at the olympic
PANTAGES = Barnold's dog and
monkey actors, one of the premier AMI
mai acts in vaudeville today, VIII be
the feature of the opening bill at the
.Pantages theater Monday afternoon
Five other acts, gathered together for
this particular occasion and indicative
of the good things to come at the Pan
tages during the season, make up the
bill which Will be presented to the
patrons of this new theater during the
week. Rarnold's dogs and monkeys ap-
pear in a one-act comedy -pantomlme,
"a Hot Time in Dogville," featuring
Dan, the drunken canine. Dan is an
eccentric dog, having a taste for strong
drink His frequent libations on TINS
particular night finally lead him TO a
lamp port in an intoxicated condition,
where he is picked up by a simian
noliceman and sent to the city Jail in