Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-26
The TheaterS

Grace Travers, who made such sig
nal success of the role of Myrtle odell
when salvation Nell'' was produced IN
San Francisco recently, has been spe-
cially engaged by Manager Morosco 10
play the same part in the coming pro-
duction of the same play at the Bur
bank theater. Miss Travers VIII De
with the Burbank forces only during
the run of salvation Nell" Whieh
opens at the Burbank next sunday alt-
ernoon Rvron Beasley, who has been
on a long vacation, will make MS re-
debut in salvation Nell
Percy Bronson, who has met with
such popular favor in the two muslcai
comedies the Burbank theater com
pany has produced recently mas peeh
engaged by Manager Morosco for the
saason Mr.. Bronson will play special
roles and is sure to meet with com
mendation because of his cleVerness
and nkahle personality:
Max Rogers of the famed Rogers
brothers Is going into VaudeVlile anu
will shortly appear at the nedd Oh
production in the twice a day mouse
circuits.
Aubrey Boucicault, scion of the noted
family Of that name, will headline the
coming weeks bill at the Majestic
the Orpheums Chicago house. An Or
pheum tour is expected to follow
Ia pia- the dancer who is to head the
new Orpheum road show for 1901, is
in this country and will start in Cnl.
cago shortly. She has most peautllui
spectacular dancing act. Another roau
show number is Tortojada, who VIII
appear In Spanish pantomime dancing
act. She was famed in New York a
few years ago as the greatest Oh all
the dancers of CASTLE and Aragoh'
Felice Morris has a new sketch which
will be seen here on the Orphem TINS
season. It is named "A Call for Help
Ida O'Day, with the last Orpheum ROAD
show, will also have new Vehlcle.
both being fitted out by the Orpheum
producing bureau IN New YORK
Homer Lind, formerly a grand opera
singer and later on the Orpheum cir
cult in miniature operas, is to produce
''Tales of Hoffman" in condensed
version, for the Orpheum circuit. he
will also send out his own former sue
cess "Gringoire," arpl among his other
musical acts soon to be put ! dortn 1T ot,,e are
| ''The Son and the Stranger, Lotus
SAM and "The Romance of a Song
Thus the circuit is assured of a re-
markably fine line of operatts soon
Mr.. Lind will be best remembered as
the leading baritone with Savage
julius Steger. for some years highly
favored Orpheum star, is now with
IIlaw & Erlanger, who Will put MN
forth in a regular play, comedy drama
adapated from the German. He VIII
continue his vaudeville tour till March,
when the new production will be maoe'
l.. E. Behymer, manager of the Aud
itorium theater and local representa-
tive of the Shuberts, arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday after two months
tour of the east. Mr.. Behymer Will
have some interesting announcements
theatrically speaking, to make shoruy'
Murray x. Hill, one of the best
monologists now appearing on the Nau-
,leville stage, will be one OF the
features of the new Sullivan 81 Consi-
1ine bill which opens at the Los An
geles theater Monday afternoon An
other feature of the new bill VIII be
Estelle Wordette and her company OF
PLAYERS, presenting the laughable sketch
called IA Honeymoon in the Catskllls:
Beulah Dallas, the southern singer, WIN
be seen on the new bill. Others VIII pc
Don ana lQOIlip5Oh III SAiN't
dances and popular songs, Nine. ca,
baret's educated logs and Toney ana
Norman. There will be an entire change
of comedy motion pictures
The next offering of the Girton stock
company will be "The Girl and the
Gambler" This is the latest play from
the pen of Hal Reid.
James ]. Corbett's starring vehicle.
''The Burglar and the Lady" and the
play in which he made his first sue
cess on the stage, has just been Sc
cured by Manager Girton and Will soon
be given by the Girton company at the
Grand opera house. The play is a de-
tectiye story containing one character
displaying a type much on the Raftles
order and another who has all the
shrewdness of a Sherlock Holmes.
4~S-
"Peegy." the $4,000 hen owned by
the Kellerstrass farm, was viewed by
over half a million people around the
southern circuit of state fairs when
included Nashville, Memphis and AT
lanta.-Southern Poultry Magazine
Nashville, Tenn.