Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
day and the bargain matinee Tuesday.

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| LOS ANGELES-James Mccormick
and Eleanor irving; Mile, Olive and the
Free Settlers Four are the three feat
ures of the bill which opens at Sullivan
and Considines theater of variety with
the usual matinee tomorrow This new
bill has a most attractive appearance
and promises to be another riot of mu-
sic and fun.
James Mccormack and Eleanor Irv-
ing are a team of singers and dancers
which offers a new laugh producer that
is called "Flirtology" 1t is novelty
full of snap and ginger Mr.. McCor-
mack is a clever singing comedian, and
Miss Irving is a bright comedienne and
the possessor of a superb voice.
The Free Settlers Four is one of the
best quartets now appearing in vaude-
vile. Each member of the quartet is
a. capable soloist, and their ensemble
work is excellent. Their offering is far
away from the beaten track of the
usual vaudeville quartet
Mile. Olive, the dainty French Jug
Cling artistic, returns after an absence
of several seasons, during which time
she has toured the entire world, ap-
pearing in all the leading theaters and
| variety halls. She has added many nov
elites to her offering and presents
series of difficult feats with dexterity
and grace.
"The Singing Less On" is the title of
a. musical advertisement which will be
presented by Will H. Maxwell and
Daisy Dudley. This skit is from the
pen of Will H. Cressy and is chocked
! full of amusing situations, bright dia-
| logue and musical selections rendered
with a high degree of excellence.
! A duo of dainty artists are the Misses
Bockman and Gross, who will offer
series of character songs and dances,
and Bell and Richards will present an
Offering covering a great range of in
, strumental proficiency. Exclusive of
these six new acts will be two new films
of amusing motion pictures.
MAJEsTIC-The story of the "Prince
of Pilsen," the delightful musical COM
edy by Luders and Pixley, which Man
ager Henry w. Savage sends, with an
all-star cast, to the Majestic theater
for eight nights, beginning this even
ing and including next Sunday, Octo-
ber 49, with matinees on Wednesday
and Saturday. takes players and audi
ence to Nice during the Carnival of
Flowers The fete is at it's height,
when the proprietor of the Hotel In
ternationale learns that the Prince of
Pilsen, who is travelling incognito, is
prospective NlSIlOI anu may DS SApCGl-
ed to arrive at any time. With an eye
to the main chance the boniface
spreads the news and prepares to re-
ceiye the guest with pomp and circum-
stance BETTING the prince. He en-
ploys a band of musicians to meet the
distinguished guest at the railway sta
tion, engages a bevy of girls to strew
flowers and lends every effort to the
end of giving the scion of royalty a
fitting welcome.
1t happens that Hans Wagner, a
brewer from Cincinnati. u. S. A., ac-
companied by his daughter. is on his
way to Nice to meet his son, who is
a lieutenant on an American ship visit
ing that port. On debarking from the
train Wagner Is mistaken for the
prince by the leader of the band, and
music flowers and much homage well
come him to the Riviera. The brewer,
much amazed at his reception, at first
protests, but at length concludes that
the popular acclaim for the prince OF
Pilsen" is due to his brand OF Pilsen
beer When the real prince, dashing
student from Heidelberg, arrives with