Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05

at the Mason opera house next Mon
dav night. "Seven Days" Is a play
over which intelligent people can nave
a good laugh for a couple of hours ana
have no regrets.
Frances Starr witnessed the final
performance of 1.-THE Servant in the
House" last night at the Belasco the
ater and applauded with much enthu-
siasm the admirable work OF MI
Camp, Mr., Pceworth and the others
of the Belasco cast. Mr., and Mrs. Jo-
seph Kngour and Tunis F. Dean OF
Miss Starr's company also saw the per-
formarce.
Seats for the sixth anniversary Of
the BelascO theater, to be celebrated
week from tonight, will go on sale this
morning. : ne Belasco ticket depart
mcnt has been deluged with seat or
ders for the past fortnight and the
audience that will welcome Lewis S.
Stone back 20 the Belasco stage and
extend a gracious greeting to Eve
Kelly, the new leading woman, prom
ises to be one of the most brilliant and
fashionable gatherings the Belasco mas
ever known.
The play selected for the anniversary
of the theater is Claiming POLLOCK s
comedy Such a Little Queen" 1t
is new to the local stage, and the be-
lasco management chose 1t from among
q score OIL more of available plays, all
of much success and no little renown.
The Pollock piece will give every mem
Ter Of the Belasco company fne
chance for individual honors.
Following such Little Queen" the
Relasco will make known Clyde Fitch's
comedy, Girls" produced under the
Shubert management in New York and
elsewhere with a good deal of pop
ular and crictical success.
The Belasco company last night in
dulged in an all-night rehearsal of
"The Man from Mexico" so that the
opening performance of the Willie Col
lier farce this afternoon might be In
good shape for public view FRANK
E. Camp, who supervised the rehears-
ais of "The Man from Mexico VIII
also be seen in the chief role or Ben
jamin Fitzhugh.
What has every indication of being
one of the best vaudeville bills that
Sullivan & Considine have offered TO
the patrons of the Los Angeles theater
this wear will open with the matinee
this afternoon. On account of the nor
iday there will be three performances
tonight, the first commencing at 6:3O'
the second at 7:45 and the last perform
ance at o'clock.
The bill is headed by Tim McMahon
"Pullman Porter Maids" and Viola
Crane and company in 1.-THE Third
Race" The pullman Porter MAIDS
is one of Mr.. McMahon's latest ef-
forts and is headed by Comedian Neo
(Corlx) Norton. They offer a series OF
rollicking, frolicking darky songs anu
dances and their scenic equipment ls
ssjd to be of a spectacular nature;
Viola crane is appearing in the Third
Race" a racing sketch from the pen
of J. T. Pendegast. ,.o
others on the new bill are Anita
Diaz' trained monkeys In an lnteres'
ing and amusing exhibition; Harry anu anu
Kate Mitchell in songs, comedy, patter
and piano playing entitled crazy Ior
a Minute; George B. Alexander, tne
'aigh-toned Hobo" and Harry I,t Isuua'
the marvellous Japanese equlhprist.
Tbera will also be new comedy motion
pictures.
special Labor day matinee per-
formance of "The Burglar ana tne
LADY" James j. Corbett's Famous star
ring vehicle, will be given at the Grano
opera house this afternoon Inc pleco
onened Yesterday and proved to be one
of the cleverest and most interesting
nlavs which the Girton company mas
ever given, being a combination or tne
two famous characters of fiction, RaI,
fec and sherlock Holmes A speclal
matinee will also be given on FRIDAY
Rehearsals will commence IN earheSe
on the Grand stage this morning oh
"Traclted by wireless" Ira c. Tlcne-
nor's new play based on the DR.. HaW-
lev IT. Crippen case, which VIII pe
aiJ,an its frst presentation on any stage
1axt Sunday afternoon. The company
has already had nearly a week re-
hearsal on the piece and the scenic
production is now complete
"salvation NelI'' started on its sec
ond week at the Burbank theater yes
terday with two more packed houses.
This drama of the slums has been one
of the best money getters since Faio
in Full" and with the two extra mat
inees this week, today and FRIDAY
Admission day., 1t is expected "
hreat all records for two weeks re-
naiots Neither Marjorie Rambeau nor
RI,ron Reasley has ever done bigger
niece of work than as Nell SANDERS
and lin Platt, respectively. one OF
Iha most noteworthy things about lhe
production is it's perfect atmosphere
which is established by the large COM lo
munity Of typical characters, ana tne
elaborate scenic features. The saloon
and tenement scenes are like bits
of New York transplanted bodily 10
the stage.
oliver Morosco returned from his va
cation yesterday to be present at the
opening of the Majestic as the local
utmost of the allied forces of the IN
dependents in the theatrical world. The
first attraction will be the big Shubert
farce "The Lottery Man." which VIII
o1en at the matinee today and close
next Sunday night. There will also
be a special bargain matinee Wednes-
day. The company comes from TWO
weeks engagement at the Savoy IN
san Francisco, and the piece Is now
in its second year in New York city
BOOTH HAS COLONY PLAN
LONDON, Sept. 4.-General Booth