Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
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BELASCO-"The Dollar Mark will
be kept on for another week at the
Belasco theater Lewis S. Stone will
play the role of James Gresham, the
young mine owner and banker-hero
of 1.-THE Dollar Mark" Florence Oak
ley has the part of the heroine, Alice
Chandler The other members of the
Belasco company, augmented by a
score or more of actors, are found in
THE Dollar Mark"
The Belasco company has prepared
the first local view of Robert Blossoms S
success. THE Call Of the North" which
will follow "The Dollar Mark" 1t Is
stage version of Stewart Edward
Whites story of British Columbia, 1.-THE
Conjurer's House."
BRISTOL PIER-One of the most
successful openings which has occurred
in Southern California for several sea-
sons attended the new vaudeville ven-
ture of Messrs. Schneider and Fieber at
Bristol Pier last week. More than 20,-
900 patrons were entertained, according
to the management.
Fougere, the Partisan comedienne,
was the leading feature. Dividing hon
ors and unfailing encores were Frank
Lambert, Arthur Tavares. Angy North,
John Wesley Bean, Al Smith, Lillian
May Lancaster and her ladies' orches-
ira, Miss Marie Reitz, Miss Merle Ball
and Miss Olive Hurlbut.
BURBANK-Beginn this after
noon, paid in Full" will be presented
at the Burbank theater. This will be
the first stock presentation of this
play. The drama deals with an Amer
lean family of small means, the hus-
band being a weak failure of a man,
who cannot realize that this failure is
due to nothing more than his own in
competence, but who blames his en-
ployer, his friends and even his brave
and sweet-tempered wife for his lack
of success. In a moment of false pride
he takes a sum of money belonging to
his employer, Captain Williams, man
known for his unmerciful dealings
with men and women alike, and of
particularly bad reputation with re-
gard to the latter Having stolen once,
it Is easier for the husband to steal
again, until large sum has been
taken, and he is discovered With
prison staring him in the face, and too
weak to manfully take the conse-
quences. he goes half clustering, half
whining to his wife and demands that
she go to Captain Williams at his
hotel and try to come to terms with
him. insinuatingly remarking, You
know how far it is safe to go with a
man like him." This cowardly proceed
ing opens the eyes of the young wife,
but despising her husband as she does,
she goes to the captain to bargain for
his liberty
A. Byron Beasley will have the part
of the husband. The role of Captain
williams will fall to David Hartford,
and David Landau will play the part
of Jimsy, the friend of the husband
and wife. Miss Marjorie Rambeau will
play the wife, Louise Royce her catfish
mother and Ethel Won Waldron her
sister. Henry 'Stockbridge will play
the captains Japanese servant.
GRAND-"The Parish Priest" DAN
iel Sully's pastoral comedy drama,
will be given at the Grand Opera
house commencing with todays matt
nee. This play should prove splendid
vehicle for the talents of Charles King
and his company. 1t also will serve to
introduce to Los Angeles theatergoers
Agnes Johns, the new leading woman
of the King company. who will make
her first appearance in the role of
Helen Durkin. ward of Father Whalen.