Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

can remain for but one week more,
"The Man of the Hour being slated for
a week from Monday evening.
MAJESTIC-"The American Lord"
by George Broadhurst and Charles I.
Dazey, will present Charles B. Hanford
in pleasant variation from his faithful
adherence to Shakespeare. Mr.. Han
ford has not abandoned his old friend
Will, we understand, but merely given
him a vacation, "The American Lord"
is about rich North Dakota man who
is about to run for congress when he
discovers, to his dismay, that he is
called to England to assume the title
and estates of distant relative, lord
by right preseriptive. Comedy ensues
in stately English manor houses, which
is augmented when two old cowboy
friends of the new-found noble arrive
at an aristocratic ball over which he is
presiding. The American at length ad-'
iusts himself to necessity and marrles
a pretty woman as an important dlVer-
sion from arranging the love affair OF
friend which has become varlously
complicated. The cast includes MISS
Marie Drofnah. The advance agent as
sures us we will feel better after seeing
| e',The American Lord" That is a re-
fection on our favorite cafeteria, but
we hope he is right.
ORPHEUM-Th Orpheum road
show-which means Ida O'Day in "a
Bit of Old Chelsea" La Titcomb, Hy-
man Meyer, Melville and Higgins, and
Maud Rochez' Might in a Monkey
Music HaIl"-will remain for just one
week more. Fairly rivaling any and
all of them in anticipative interest is
| Alice Lloyd, the English music hall
coincidence on her first tour west
after three successful seasons in New
| York city. She was booked as Klaw
and Erlanger star, but asked for
release and was engaged by that crafty
Martin Beck by wireless from mid
| ocean. Her songs are fully protected
| for her own exclusive use. She has a
wardrobe of glittering fabrics, we are
assured, as we'll as "a way all her
| own" The McNaughtons, English
pantomime clowns, are said to dis
pense a brand of humor less heavy
than that with which the magic name
| of London is rightly or wrongly asso-
| ciated. They are frivolous and they
| hone In make us all so--for a few aw-
FIJI moments The Brothers Permane
are to appear in "Nightingales Making
| I,ove'-of the exact details of which
we are not informed. The butfoonery
| thew furnish is said to be light and
their costuming something original.
| We will know Monday.
| GRAND-Ferris Hartman and his big
| frolicsome company will enter their
second week of "Woodland' soJourn
this afternoon. There will be several
important changes in cast and produc1-
ton. Miss Josie Hart will be well
coined back after her recent painful
injury, in the role of Miss Peacock.
which will add another solo to the
singing contest among the birds in the
second act. The Peacock chorus num-
ber win also be an agreeable innoya-
tion. Miss Anna Little viii sing the
role of Prince Eagle, being succeeded
as Miss Sparrow and Miss Canary by
pretty Carmen Phillips. TheN other
parts will suffer no change, except
that every member of the company
will do his individual best to please
the loyal clientele which Manager
Kavanagh has built up for the Main
street house of many fascinating for
tunes.
LOS ANGELES-Begin tomorrow
matinee Sullivan & Considine will offer