Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-10

I field. Henry Stockbridge, John w
Burton. David Landau, Willis Marks
Fanchon Everhart. Louise Royce, car
roI Marshall, Ethel Won Waldron, Flor
ence Oberle and the other members of
the Burbank company have parts
FMPIRE-Another high class thea
ter has been added to the limited list
of popular houses. The new Empire
under the able management of Edward
Lampson, the we'll known Chicago
producer will put on one of the most
striking vaudeville bills Of the season
next week. beginning with the Mon
day matinee.
The Virginia Lawrence company,
which joins the Sullivan & Considine
circuit the following week, will present
Cupid and the Millionaire" Miss Law
renee is known to the theatrical pub
lie as the actress who played the lead
ing feminine role in "Shore Acres" The
leading man is Charles w. Schorey.
Count Kalman Veress and Viscount
Joseph Kunn, two noted Hungarian So
loists, will also be on the bill. Count
Kunn carries with him a Hungarian
piano, the first to be heard here. 1t
is a unique instrument of great power
and sweetness and has won the ap-
proval of European royalty. Viscount
Veress is a violinist of much skill.
In order to add variety and interest
to the program the management has
secured Tony Riders famous congress
of acrobatic and comedy monkeys,
skillful animals which have delighted
the best audiences of the entire coun-
try.
Pizzarello also will appear. He comes
with the reputation of being the
champion hoop roller of the world, .
AS a comedy juggler he is said to have
few equals. In addition to these there
will be monologists, comedy sketches,
song and dance artists and biograph
motion pictures. Hereafter the new
Empire, located on East Third street,
east of Main, will include in its daily
matinees and double evening perform
ances eight full numbers.
GRAND-After two weeks of sue
cessful grand opera, Ferris Hartman
and his merry associates at the Grand
this afternoon will revert to musical
comedy in magnificent production of
Augustin Days famously successful
English play, "The Cingalee." In pre-
senting 1.-THE Cingalee" Mr.. Hartman
will show the theatergoers of this city
what is by all odds the most elaborate
musical production that has ever been
seen on the Grand opera house stage.
All of the scenery has been built from
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appraised at 100000.
The scenes are all laid in Ceylon, the
production being a marvel of beauty,
presenting all of the gorgeous color OF
the Orient, especially the big palace
scene in the second act, which Is a hne
example of modern stagecraft. An
abundance of topical songs, such as
INV Cingalee," "Sloe Eyes" I'm a Gin
namon Tree" and Chambuddy Ram
big hit, Something Devilish Wrong"
are but part of the mirth of THE Gin
galee."
Ferris Hartman will have the role OF
Chanabuddy Ram, which will allow him
exceptional fun waking opportunities.
In the role of Nanaya, Edith Mason
will have many beautiful solos and
several duets with Thomas Persse, who
will have the part of Harry Vereker.
Little Muggins Davis will appear in the
lively soubrette role of Peggy Walter
de Leon will be seen as Bobby War
rem: Joseph Fogarty as Boobambah.
AS Lady Patrica Van, josie Hart VIII
have a part we'll suited to her talents,
while the three English girls VIII be
nlayed by Carmen Phillips, Myrtle
Dingwall and Dorothy Spencer.
"George washington Jr.," the George
M. Cohan success, will follow THE en-
galee."
los ANGELlES-"Som new is
the constant cry that is heard from
vaudeville audiences This week Man
ageg Bovyer will Offer the patrons OF