Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
The TheaterS
tcontrnned from rare one,

tant are the dancing Yama Yama
chairs, the faceograph and the gigantic
electrical aerial swing. The swing is
the largest electrical effect ever staged
and weighs 1000 pounds 1t is illumin-
ated by 1000 electric lights and reVolYes
around at a rapid speed with six show
girls singing the Cuddle song.
LEVY'S-For the week of November
z Levy's Cafe Chantant will offer an
all-star cast. On the bill will be Bet
tie Blake, a charming little character
change artist, in new and attractive
numbers; Lille Lillian, the Vienna
prima donna, in a number of operate
and Viennese selections; Mile. Beatrice
and M. Franco, with a group of 'eccen-
trio and rapid fire Partisan dances;
Senorita Clementina, presenting mu-
steal gems from the grand operas, ana
the Milano duo in number of care
fully selected duets and solos rms
is a musical melan2e that should be
attractive to all of the Levy patrons.
Kammermeyer's orchestra will furnish
the instrumental portion of the pro-
gram.
ORPLEUM-Not content with de-
veloping tabloid drama to the extent
that it often exceeds the regulation
play in interest and worth, the Or
pheum stage is now going right to the
Legitimate play, taking its most Ell
fective scenes and is transferring them
bodily to it's own stage. There IS a
reason; people will not SO and SIT
through several hours of ordinary ma
terial anv more, just to pick up ftf-
teen minutes of tremendous Worth'
they have been educated to the inten-
sity of tabloid drama in the vaude-
villes. Hence, coming next week To
the Orpheum, beginning with Monday
matinee, Nov. 5, will be Hal stephens,
who has gone to the "highbroW' dra-
ma of this and other days, taken
scenes bodily thcrefrom, and is offer
ing them as examples of how great
such scenes can be, aside from the
surrounding verbOsity that often oD-
scures them. Mr.. stephens, with a
small company and a complete equip
ment of costumes and scenery, will de-
pict the big moments in The Mer-
chant of Venice assuming the part OF
Shylock: he will be soen in the prom
inent parts of "Uncle Toms Cabin
and later will do three bits from that
Jeffersonian classic. rip Van Winkle.'
He STYLES his act Famous Scenes
from Famous Plays and has others
in reserve, which he will also offer,
besides those named.
Memory holds no more fascinating,
chic and irrestible picture Of daintiness
ed by Louise Meyers, who year ago
won every heart with her cute ways
and cleverness, when she appeared here
with Mildred Warren and Bert Lyon
in "A Little Of Everything This time,
Miss Meyers justly heads the trio, but
the act is the same hodgepodge of
good vaudeville nonsense. Miss Mey-
ers is still the life of the whole, with
her winsomeness, her skill at mug
ging," and her very Eghtsome and be-
witching dancing. and hearty vel
come awaits all three.
In announcing the six Abdallahs, one
will naturally expect a delegation from
the sunny sands of Araby But these
Abdallahs are Americans-just good,
white Americans. But as they can out
tumble any turban wearer that ever
came from the land Of dates, it is
not wrong that they should win the
Arabian name, either. They will show
some remarkable effects in athletics
some that are utterly new, daring, and
all their own.
The Joseph Adelmann family comes
from Germany, and shows a muslcal
bit depicting a scene in old Nurem-
burg. after which they do some Xylo-