Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

Observation-Disclosures
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| PRINCEss-"The Gay Widow"
has ever written, is the main feature,
being of a highly original character
and full of ginger.
Marjorie Rambeau will certainly add
to her former triumphs in musical
comedy, with her several songs, "The
Pride of the Family Lena" a "coOn
song" duet with Mr.. Bronson and sew
eral dances with Mr.. Bronson and the
chorus. Mr.. Bronson will beat his
best in q. great variety of songs and
dances, one of the strong numbers
in the piece being the Cohan talking
song, Think 1t Over Carefully" which
suits him to perfection. There will
also be a dance of the merry Widow"
order by Bronson and Miss Rambeau
which promises to 80 a big hit. One
of the novelties will be the chorus,
Money" by Bronson, David Landau,
Roscoe Arbuckle and Peter Lang
Grace Travers and Landau will spring
one of the sensations of the perform
ance with their "Villains in the Play"
in connectiin with which they will give
several original travesties on we'll
known melodramas.
GRAND-A revival of Henry w.
Savage's musical comedy, "Woodland,"
and his singing and dancing company.
This forest fantasia is one of the
most picturesque music and fun shows
that has ever been written, and might
we'll be termed the "Chanticleer" of
musical plays. 1t was the most sub
stantial success of Mr.. Hartman's last
season at the Grand Opera house,
; fg,. 1oI-r, 70,
capacity audiences. The revival this
year will be made on a scale of un-
usual elaborateness and completeness.
Besides the MANY splendid musical
numbers contained in the original score
Mr.. Hartman has added several of the
latest Broadway song hits.
It's story concerns the political do
ings of "birdland" which at the OPEN
ing of the play is ruled by King Eagle.
In his fondness for cherries King
Eagle invades a nearby farmers or
chard and while engaged in picking his
favorite fruit he is shot by the farmer,
and Birdland is left without a ruler.
About this time Blue Jay, flying
delegate for the Egglayers' union. ar
riVes within the domain of King Eagle
and seeing his chance to become a
monarch he proposes an election and
by use of the usual present-day meth
DDS manages to put himself on the
throne.
In the play are the owls, a big chor-
us of robin redbr9asts, the comical
rooster, the sparrows, the demure lit
tie canaries and The stately peacocks,
with the laughable poll parrot, DR..
Raven and others. For this revival
Mr.. Hartman has Increased his chorus
to the number of .forty-eight.
LOS ANGELES-This week will be
aviation week at the Los Angeles the
ater, when Professor Burleigh's "Aero~
plane Girl' will open her engagement
at the Sullivan & Considine house for
week of flights over the heads of
the audience.
Now that the eyes of the world are
eagerly watching the contest between
aeroplanes and their aViators, who ara
each day establishing new records in
their races through the atmosphere,
Sullivan & Considine are Offering a
timely novelty in the "Aeroplane Girl"
Many may remember the Balloon
Girl' which this circuit brought to Los
Angeles some months ago, and along
with the development of the times
they have brought out the "Aeroplane
Girl" which is said to be an even more
interesting and entertaining novelty
than was the Balloon Girl" Seated
in her perfectly constructed little ''air
buggy" and all the while singing q
catchy and appropriate song, the Aero
plane Girl makes her flight within the
four walls of the darkened theater
coming so close to the audience at
times that she could tickle with her
feet any bald head in the front row,
then rising to the roof of the theater,
sailing over the heads of the people
in the balcony.
Cora Simpson, "The Maid De Luxe
titled Interview"
A novel musical and terpesichorean
oddity will be offered by Arnold and
Ethel Grazer Arnold Grazer in a.
series of whirlwind toe dances is the
only man on the stage that has mas
tered the art of toe dancing to an
artistic degree.
Completing the bill will be Leroy
and Harvey in their ludicrously funny
comedy skit entitled "Rained H." and
l.. Wolf Gilbert, entertainer and song
ster, with a score of new melodies.
MASON-"Three Twins" one of the
smartest of modern musical comedy
staged on an elaborate scale,
will be the attraction at the Mason for
one week, commencing Monday night.
'Three Twins came here last year
and proved an immense success. It's
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caught the town at once. and its stay
was a record breaking kind. 1t is the
best musical comedy that has been
produced in years and contains more
novel features than are generally
shown in half a dozen productions.
1t will be pleasant news to theater-
goers to learn that the company is once
again headed by those two clever
musical stars, Victor Morley and Bes-
sic Clifford. Their success in the pro-
duction last year was instantaneous.
Morley proved himself most unctuous
and Bessie Clifford as the
Yama Yama girl scored heavily in her
singing and dancing Morley and Miss
Clifford in the hypnotic waltz wer5
time and time again, and in
fact every number in the piece is OF
the applause-g getting kind.
Besides Mr.. Morley and Miss Cliff
ford the company includes Willard
Edward Wade Reggie Nor
ris, Edward p. BoWer, Minnie Allen.
Lillian Sadler Frank Smith, Harry Col
ins, Helen Du Bois. Estele Colbert
and chorus of sixty prize beauty
girls.
Among the song hits of the piece are
THE Yama Yama Girl" "Cuddle Up q
little Closer. Lovey Nine" "Boo Hoo
Zee Hee" and Good Night" OF the
many novel features the most impor-
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