Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15

the role of Olga Petrovitch. other
members of the company, notably God
frey Mathews, Rose Emerson, Edwin
! Murphy, Auda Due, Roscoe Sarns,
Grace Rauworth, Pietro Sisso, Ger
! trude Claire, Frank Bonner, Lillian
Audrey, Hugh McGraf, Harry H. Earl
and Fred Emlay, have all been cast
to excellent advantage.
LEVY'S-The past week has been a
most excellent one for LeVy's care
chantant With four headliners and
four big hits, the applause has come
easily, and the Kristoffi trio, Tracie
Morrow, and the four Imperial dancers
have made sufficient hits to be retained
for the coming week. Each of these
artists will present an entire change OF
| numbers. Carlton Chane, the Vaude-
vile fashion plate and one of the best
male soloists that has reached us from
New York, will open on Monday after
noon 1t Is a bully show, and Prof.
Kammermeyer gets out or ms peopie
| all the good that is in them. In addi-
ton to the vocal numbers and the
| dances, a number of incompatible or
chestral selections are rendered.
| LOS ANGELES-For the week COM
mencing with the usual matinee Mon
| day Sullivan and Considine Will o1Ier
| at this popular priced vaudeville thea
| ter a bill of six entirely new acts, ana
program which on the whole is of most
! inviting appearance.
| The new bill will be headed by the
famous team of musical fun-makers
Foster and Foster, who some months
| ago made a great hit at this same the
ater with their laugh-producing act
'"The volunteer Pianist"
Allen Doone, the we'll known irish
| singer, and his company presenting the
irish nlayIet, Sweet County Kerry" is
another act that should prove immense
/ Iv nopular with next weeks audiences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCann nave an
| ont -the-rut playlet entitled "Uncle
Charles of Charleston"
| Lovers of good music will find much
to their liking in the Berinis, vocallsts
of high standard, who render many Sc
lections from the best known grand op-
eras Meirer and Mora, two English
music hall artists, have novelty COM
hination of songs, dancing and Jug
Concluding the new bill will be Har--
| Nv Racheller known as "the musical
rnbe." and new selection of comedy
pictures on the Laugh-o-Scope.
MAJEsTIC-"The Merry Widow and
the Devil" has made the big hit OF the
| KOlb and Dill engagement diI SAS
clever burlesque will be continued an
| other week. c.. William kolb as the
Devil develops another line of humor
| as original and striking as his Hoggen-
heimer proving that his cleverness IS
! not restricted to the old-time bur
| lesores. Max Dill as the busy, rotund
| ianitor-vaIet to the Devil is one of the
brightest spots in the piece and is IN
cessantly on the go, making laughs at
every turn. The burlesque of the
MERRY Widow Waltz" by himself ana
Kolb is a big scream. Miss Maude
LILLIAN Berri never has appeared to
such good advantage as in the part of
Fonia. the Would-be merry widow, and
her singing of villa never fails to
bring down the house. The music
throughout is the best treatment that
has ever been accorded the Lehar mel
odies and harmonies in Los Angeles, a
largely augmented orchestra being en-
ployed for the occasion. The produc-
tion is a spectacular one in every re-
gard and there have been many COM
ments upon the fact that it bears all
the distinguishing marks of a New
York production. THE Merry Widow
never has been so we'll costumed and
staged as at the Majestic, and The
Devil' adds just the necessary spice
to make it record breaking attrac-
tion.
ORPHEUM-And now prepare for
the greatest treats vaudeville has to
! offer. For beginning with the matt