Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-07
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With it's popularity undiminished
David Belasco's sparkling comedy of
love, sweet Kitty Bellairs," en-
tered upon its second week at the
Burbank theater yesterday, where it
was enjoyed by enthusiastic audiences
which filed every available seat in
the theater at both matinee and even
ing performances. The play has
been given a most picturesque pro-
duction, its daintiness of theme being
enhanced by elaborate scenery and
beautiful Costuming. Moreover, the
several members of the Burbank
company seem thoroughly in the
spirit of the comedy, the result being
one of the most thoroughly delightful
stock performances ever seen in Los
Angeles. Miss Frances Nordstrom
has come into her own as the in
comparable Bellairs,'' playing the
part with marked success, while A.
Byron Beasley as Lord Verney and
others of the regular organization
share in full measure in her triumph
The complete cast numbers close TO
100 players. Sweet Kitty Bellairs'
will continue through the week with
a matinee Saturday afternoon.
A noteworthy feature of the The
atrical Managers association benefit,
announced for Thursday afternoon,
April Z, will be an act from the new
Mort Singer musical comedy, THE
Prince of Tonight" in which Harry
Woodruff is starring this season. Mr..
Woodruff was last seen in Los An
geles as the star of Brown of Har-
ward" Curiously, in his current offer
ing he plays a Yale man and sings
a Yale song. other attractions al
ready secured for the benefit include
an act from "The Merry Widow" and
strong contributions from the Or
pheum, Burbank and Grand theaters,
which, with the Majestic and Mason,
are represented in the association. 1t
is announced, also. that the Audi
torium has a big attraction billed for
that week, and that the Shubert
house will be represented on the pro-
gram. The entire proceeds from the
sale of seats will he devoted to the
charity fund for the relief of needy
and deserving members of Sthe the
atrical profession. Tickets are on
sale at the Burbank. Grand. Orpheum.
Majestic and Mason box offices, and
may be secured at any time. Sedley
Brown has promised to manage the
stage.
The Orpheum, beginning today, win
offer as its leading attraction return
visit, after many months absence, of
Paul Seldoms, with his series of liv-
ing marbles. The Eve Mowatts, club
swingers; Charles Kenna, The Street
Fakir;" Watson. Cohen q company in
THE Hoosier Girl julius Steger in
"The Fifth Commandment" the
"Kountry Kids" Prato's simian cir
que and Arthur Whitelaw, with new
motion pictures, complete the bill.
beginning today Al Levy will in
stall e. c. Kammermeyer and his solo
orchestra as a strong feature of his
cafe chantant. Misses Edith Helena,
Helen Byron and Rose Hoey stevens,
together with Count de la Sierra,
Count de la Franconia and Cavalier
Calvo. the Spanish trio, will be heard
In new selections.
1.-THE Man of the Hour will open
for the sixth and last week of its sue
cessful run at the Belasco theater to-
night. This, the Belasco management
announces will positively be the last
week of this famous George Broad
hurst play and on next Monday night
the Belasco players viii open in Broad
hurst's great laughing success What
Happened to Jones.
Tomorrow night will be Odd Fellows
night at the Belasco. the entire seat
ing capacity Of the house being sold
to the order for their annual benefit.
Between the acts of THE Man of the
Hour" Hon. Grove L. Johnson, grand
master of the Independent Order of
odd Fellows of the state of California
will make a short address on the tenets
or the order.
Seere Nord, the famous English div
ing beauty, will make her first appear
ance at the Los Angeles theater this
afternoon, heading the all new bill Of
seven strong attractions.
other attractions on the new bill are
Hickey's Comedy Circus, featuring
"Obey' the kicking mule LOra Marie
Fitzgibbon, Alfred Jackson, the poster
cartoonist, and Roberts and Fulton,
travesty stars presenting the comedy
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