Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

Mazuz and Mazette, acrobatic humor-
lists extraordinary, will be one of the
particularly bright and funny spots on
the new program.
Another one OF vaudeville's novelties
will be the beautifully scenic ana
amusing Japanese comedietta, won by
Wireless" presented by Camille Perso-
nj and Jack Halliday.
The four Tossing LaVelleS offer a
swift and brilliant act that should hold
the audience quite spellbound and prove
distinct feature.
One of the delightful musical bits of
the new bill will be furnished by THE
Three Singing Girls" who have scored
a substantial success wherever they
have appeared. Their offering includes
both hlgn class and popular melodies.
Closing the bill will be Louis Guertin
in remarkable athletic exhibition.
MASON-L S. Sire will present May
Robson in Anne Warmers delightful
comedy The Regeneration of Aunt
Mary" at the Mason opera house thea
ter on Monday evening. For the past
two seasons Miss Robson has appeared
in this merry comedy in every large
city from the Atlantic to the Pacinc
coast and has met with instant sue
cess. The critics have indorsed it one
OF the cleVerest and best comedies seen
on the stage in years
The play is unlike anything else ever
put on the stage. 1t is filled with the
preeziest and most delightful dialogue,
and it presents several that are truly
side-splitting. The part of Aunt Mary
as portrayed by Miss Robson is de-
lightful piece OF work, and it keeps the
audience in a continual roar during
the entire performance.
AS a comedienne Miss Robson is su
perb. Her exquisite style and poise,
her smooth, nerve-soothing voice, and
the rapidity with which she changes
from he ludicrous TO the emotional,
fairly captivates her audience,
The first act opens at Aunt Mary's
home, where the different characters
present themselves. The nephew has
been supended from college, and hur-
ries home to tell his aunt. There he
meets a girl, the sister of his chum,
whose automobile has broken down in
the rain. After the departure of the
party, Aunt Mary advises Jack she
will forgive him anything except the
wronging of a woman, and tells her
own romance. Their lawyer arrives
with the news of a breach of promise
suit brought by a Kalamazoo girl. A
chance to explain is denied and Jack
leaves for his chum's home in New
York.
The second act opens in the chum's
house, several weeks later Not hear
ing from the aunt, letter has been
written informing her that Jack is ill.
She arrives at the house, and is re-
ceived by the girl masquerading as
servant, who makes herself indispen-
sable during the visit The boys take
Aunt Mary around the city, show
her the sights, take her automobiling.
The Kalamazoo girl visits the house,
and has an interview with the girl,
who says she will have nothing more
to do with Jack.
The third act is again at Aunt
Mary's house. In the interval the girl
from Kalamazoo has had change of
heart through the kindness of the aunt,
and arrives at the home just after
the girl who has been sent for by Aunt
Mary. They meet and the trouble
clears up, and Jack comes back and
there is reconciliation. Miss Robson
is supported by clever company of
players.
Following Miss May Robson, the at
traction at the Mason opera house for
the week of May will be Maude
Adams, eVerybody's favorte, in her
play What Every Woman Knows"
Her week opens Tuesday night
MAJESTIC-Kolb and Dill will give
a triple bill at the Majestic for the
ensuing week. This consists of THE
Mustard King, THE College Widow
err and 'Trhe Music Master" (bur-
lesque)
The Mustard King" will serve to
reintroduce the comedians in some of
that old-time team work on which
they built up their regulations, and
contains liberal allowance of that