Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
The Theaters

''When Knighthood was in Flower"
will be given by the Burbank COM
pany for this week only. Next weeks
offering, which is now in rehearsal, will
be Max Figman's great comedy sue
cess, THE Substitute" In which that
popular young actor starred a couple
of seasons ago.
Following the production of "The
Substitute" Manager Morosco will
stage "The Eternal Three" by Fred
erick Eldridge and Reed Heustis, for
the first time. This drama of contem-
poraneous life is declared by all who
have read it to be tremendously
strong, and original in both theme
and treatment. The motive of the
drama has not been divulged, but 1t
will be placed in rehearsal next
Monday.
This is the last week OF the Girton
stock company at the Grand opera
house. On next Sunday afternoon the
Girton company will open at their new
home, the Empire theater, on Third
street, east of Main, in a big produc-
tion of Charles p. Taylor's thrilling
play, Fallen by the Wayside."
The Empire has been completely re-
decorated and remodeled, being made
modern and up-to-date in every par
ticular, and it now presents a decidedly
after be the home of high class melo-
drama productions, while from time
to time Manager Girton will offer many
of the best and most popular comedies.
Seats at prices ranging from 10 to 35
cents are now selling at the Empire
box office.
Members of the Ferris Hartman COM
pany have arrived in Los Angeles from
San Francisco, and on next Mon
day morning rehearsals for "Mary's
Lamb" which will serve as the open .
ing production of the musical stock
season at the Grand, will be COM
menced. Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman and
Manager Kavanagh will leave New
York city for Los Angeles Friday.
Israel Zangwills masterpiece, 1.-THE
Melting Pot" the dramatic sensation
of the decade, comes to the Majestic
theater for the week commencing Sun
day next. with Walker Whiteside in
the leading role, supported by the same
cast as seen in New York and Chicago
during the long. runs of the play,
The Orpheum bill for the week OPEN
ing Monday matinee will be headed by
the skit, High Life in Jail" wherein
the life of malefactors of great wealth |
is satirized when such persons are
Egyptian wonder who has some new
things in the line of mystery. He uses
no stage trap. yet manages disappear |
ances and the like with ease. The |
Four Rianos return with new YER
sion of their acrobatic "In Africa"
skit, and Covington and Wilbur come |
with a sketch, 1.-THE Parsonage" in |
which they play some seven characters |
between themselves. George Auger, |
the giant, and his company; Kalmer
and Brown, the Bison City Four and |
the Jack Artois duo are held over.
Capt. George Anger, the giant, with |
his company of little folk, will hold a
reception on the Orpheum stage after
the matinee Saturday, especially for
children. Accompanying them will be
the Doll Princess, the Candy Kid the
the Polar Bear and the
others from the TOP. o. tn World"
1t will be the greatest re-
ception of mimic folk to children ever
given here, and the house will prob
ably be packed with youngsters.
Rose Stahl. one of Americas favorite
actresses, will open a weeks engage
nent at he Mason opera house Monday
light. Her play will be "The Chorus
Lady" which is conceded to be one of
the greatest stage successes of the
present decade. Seats will be placed
on sale at the Mason opera house box
office this morning
Manager John Blackwood will present
Lewis Stone and the Belasco players
n sherlock Holmes" for one week.
beginning Monday night. Mr.. Stone
Will be seen in the role made famous
1y Mr.. Gillett as the great detec-
i've character.
The current bill at the Los Angeles
heater has proved so popular that the
Sold out" sign still makes a regular
appearance over the box office before
he performance commences. Next
weeks bill has the appearance of being
,venly balanced in fun, skill and music
t is headed by AL Lawrence. the
Merry mimetic of Dolly Dimples."