Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31

| England with him. Iris former suitor
! then arrives, hears her piteous story,
and leaves her in disgust. Her rich
companion hears their conversation,
and turns Iris out of doors, after a
terrific scene in which he goes into a
perfect fury of anger, breaking furni-
ture in his rage.
Miss Harmed, as the delicate, ease
loving woman, will give most fas-
| cinating impression.
OLYMPIC-Alphin and Fargo an
nounce The Bankers Troubles" for
next weeks production at the Olympic.
It is one of those playlets which
abound in comedy interspersed with
tuneful melodies and sprightly dances.
1t tells of the trials of a German who,
in partnership with a Jew and an
Irishman, buy a defunct bank whose
principal asset is its Indebtedness.
The methods by which they proceed to
do business are a revelation to oper-
ators in high finance.
Jules Mendel,' AL Franks and Monte
Carter constitute the trio of would
be bankers. Dave Morris will appear
as an Italian stock broker and Wal
ter Spencer as the bankrupt banker
who unlOads his institution. Jean Hath
way, the new prima donna, will have
an excellent opportunity as Miss
CRATER. Rosie Cohan, Nellie Lang
don and Others of the Olympic cast
will appear in suitable roles.
ORPHEUM-True vaudeville, varied
to suit every possible taste, is the of
fering of the Orpheum for the coming
week, opening with the Monday mat
inee, August 1.
The new headline act is Loie Fuller's
Ballet of Light In the act are a
dozen beauties, all of whom, in the
filmy draperies of the Greek maidens,
do series of posture dances or group
ings. The electrical effects far sur
pass anything of the kind yet con-
ceived.
Will NJ. Cressy and Blanche Dayne
will return for a fortnight before their
around-the-worl tour, presenting
"Grasping an Opportunity"
| The Morati opera company will be
the musical feature, presenting an en-
| tire tabloid opera. "The Mardi Gras in
Paris" The dainty little operetta has
interpolated into its plot in wholly
! legitimate fashion, arias from several
of the standard musical works, and
tells consistent story something
along the lines of "Pagliacci.' The
singers are all of more than ordinary
NIUE, anu Tie COIIDdHY Is consistently
reliable and brilliantly capable
A pony. a dog and the largest and
most docile of all performing elephants
go to make up the other act pre-
sented by Captain MaXimillion Gruber
and Miss Adelina.
Annebelle Whtford, the Olympiers.
White and Simmons and DeLion re-.
main, and Lew motion pictures COM
plete a well-rounded bill.
PRINCESS-"T Politicians" WIZ
be the merry musical comedy offerirg
of the Princess musical comedy con-
pany for the coming week. The pol
ticians in question are a Dutchme
and an Irishman, who run saloons or
posite each other. Each is runnir-
for alderman and are willing to Sc
their souls to get the office. TIa
Dutchman's son is in love with the
L I-.5hman's daughter, while both of The
candidates are in love with a dashir
widow. Jew is also running for the
office, and the finish of the play come
when the Hebrew is elected and elopes
with the widow. The piece abounds in
comedy climaxes and dialect comedy
of Jew, Irish and German. Fred Ar
oath will appear as the Hibernian,
Earl Hall as the Dutchman and George
Spalding will b. seen as the latter
son. Bessie Hill will be the Irishmans
daughter, while Mabelle La We're viii
portray the dashing widow.
The usual number of high-class mu-
sical selections will pervade the play
let. Mabelle La We're will be feat
ured in "Is Anybody Looking for a
Widow" Fred Ardath will sing at
Looked Just Once and What I Saw
Was Quite Enough for Me-" while
Lillian Hoffmans musical speciality
will be THE Brinkley Bathing Girl''
with chorus in appropriate costumes.