Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-01

e., Foot IN diameter and then jumping
biS horse through them. Wampus'
huclxing bronco, Is saddled by the GULL
bined efforts of the company.
Carcinetti brothers and their bulluog
ooIforrn clever acrobatic feats anu
throw in a goodly measure OF coIleuy,
William Abrams and Agnes Joi Iiao
portray the funny side OF marIleu :, M ~
In the slxit "When Hubby Realizes ~
tells Of a spouse who considers his wire
too ouiet' and the latter SHOWS hliii
she can be the reverse.
ne Fave and Moore have pleasing
;netrunental act in which they eXtra
music from tables, pocketpooks anu 'iie
like. 1o,,o on ect
The Tom Fletcher duo have an ac'
that goes big. Cakewallking, late sonss,
d 5.1t melodies and snappy dancing
ore fhe principal constituents that go
70 make the turn a meritorious one.
The biograph furnishes an educaIioh-
al and comedy film'.
with 1.-THE Wizard of Wtseland as
the opening bill, the American oF
oe+v stars. fresh from season VI
s,,ooass ~ the American theater, san
francisco. began an indefinite engage
ment at the Princess yesterday. 1ns
travesty is replete with coHeuS "i''
late song hits. .. ,.i,,, n
Jeanie Fletcher, the stunning primo
donna, can sing as well as act III ~, q
pleasing manner. Kate Cdrlso1' ats
new soI1brette, dances, sings ana dGtS
In an alluring style. Chief among lte
funmakers is Billy Onslow, who is wen
known locally. With Harry CARRY a1 ~
his foil. and Al Franks ana EaTl I!ali
of the former Princess players helPiil5
ont. Onslow gets away win preIli,er
comedy honors in a surprisingly l@usi-
able manner
A1nhin and Fargo of the Olympic
made right move when they secureu
"The Yum Yum Tree" for local pre-.
sentation at their South Main street
house. At both afternoon ana evenins
performances this Broadway sensalio "a
went fine yesterday, and IL promises ~
he one of the biggest successes the 4 :
&. A. management has yet presenteu'
~Irnder the Yum Yum Tree" is the song
hit of the piece, but there were ABOUT
seven others that get almost as Inucn
annIause. For this production Alphln
and Fargo secured new scenery, aug
mented chorus and orcrestra, ana FRO
Queer Charles Alphin directed rehears-
ais in person o,.-.o., oo,,,od, :,
role that seems made to order. Monte
Carter sings some splendid parodles on
late songs, and others in the cast make
individual hits.
'"The Blue Mouse" Clyde Fitchs nj
larious farce which has been delight
ing big audiences for the past week at
the Belasco theater, opened last nlgnt
for it's second week to another IS. H.
O." house. This fun show Is proving
one of the best laugh makers that has
ever been introduced on the Belasco
stage. and is certainly all that 1t has
been termed, erich, rare adm racy."
"The Gay Lord Quex," the Pinero
play which will follow 1.-The Blue
Mouse" went into rehearsals yesterday
morning.
woodland" will serve for the fourth
OF the Hartman productions, opening
with the matinee at the Grand opera
house Sunday afternoon.
Joseph NJ. Gates will offer at the Ma
son mkt week the musical comedy sue
cess, "Three Twins"
"The Eternal Three" will be taken of
after this week-its third-at the Bur
bank, and will be followed by big
production of George NJ. Cohan's latest
musical comedy success, 'The Yankee
Prince"