Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

six new vaudeville acts, of which the
feature attraction is by Delmore ana
Lee, aerial acrobats. They use re-
yolying ladder whirling seventy reVo-
lutions to the minute while each per-
former remains suspended from
trapeze at each respective end. be
tween Whirls the performers do
number of interesting things with their
flexible bodies. The Bohemian sextet,
confident that vaudeville audiences are
tiring of ragtime, will boldly approach
us with several airs from grand opera.
Among them is Arthur d. Deane, an
Australian tenor. Other new acts are
the Malvern troupe of acrobats; Nellie
Burt, recently of 1.-THE Alaskan COM
pany, in song and dance specialtes;
Idalene Cotton and Nick Long in '"The
Baker and the Thief" and Josephine
Gassman and her singing pickannies
with familiar southern melodies. There
will be some more of those motion pic
tures-new, too.
OLYMPIC-The Alpin-Fargo musi-
cal comedy company will take their
good friends on a pleasure jaunt "Off
to Catalina with much music and
dancing by the way. Two theatrical
managers are supposed to have formed
a troupe of first grade actors to star at
this famed resort. When they come TO
rehearsal 1t is discovered that the cast
is very, very incompetent Making the
best of bad matter the managers give
production of Uncle Toms Cabin"
aboard ship, which is so bad that it is
good. Features promised are Harry
Lauder speciality led by Laurel Atkins
Blair, in which all the sprightly chorus
will be dressed to recall memories OF
the recent Auditorium visitor; Jules
Mendel and Walter Spencer, making
the best of the parts of the two
"angels"; Albert Leonard, still affec-
tionately known as the dancing kid
by his Olympic admirers; Blossom See
ley, dancing and smiling, and Marie
Nelson in solos.
FISCHER'S-"The Oolah,' a musical
burlesque by Charles Justi, will be the
new offering, beginning Monday NATL
nee The scene is Armenia, and the ac-
tion during the festival in anticipation
of the new rulers arrival The new ap-
pointee has been impressed by his
prince with the duty of enforcing new
law regulating divorce, or rather en-
couraging it. In place of the Oolah
arrives an Irishman, disguised carefully
by the name of Hooligan, who Is mis-
taken for the Oolah. Billy Onslow will
be Hooligan, whence most of the smiles
will radiate. Max Steinle will be one
ruler or InlS interesting KlnSQOm ana
Esco Ives another. Miss Halperin, Miss
Hyde and Miss Bauman will be con-
genially cast. Nick Cogley is a new
member of the company of whom much
is expected
UNIQUE-'My Partner" a mining
camp melodrama, is the new offering of
the Earl -Rauworth company, which has
won a warm welcome at this playhouse.
Two partners have adopted a young girl
deserted by her parents. One wrongs
her, and his partner, to avoid exposing
him, quits the camp. The same night
the guilty man is killed by an old enc
my. The fugitive is suspected of the
crime of murder, is arrested and is
about to be sentenced when at the
eleventh hour Chinaman turns up
with a blood-stained cuff from the shirt
of the real murderer, and the truth is
known. Ivan Miller, James Spencer,
Harry Earl, Frank Frayne, Leila Noel,
Frederick Palmer, Mrs. Frayne and
Della Earle will play the various parts,
and spirited production is promised