Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-14
AvIATORS INVITED TO
ACTORS BALL TONIGHT
Brilliant Event viii Feature "Aero
Dance" in Honor of Daring Ad-
venturerers on Domin-
guez Field

The professional ball to be given this
evening in Goldberg -Bosley, assembly
rooms, 1901 South Flower street, by
the original Theatrical Treasurers' as
sociation promises to be one OF the
brilliant events of Aviation week. All
the distinguished visiting aviators have
been invited to the ball. Many time
ly special features will be introduced.
The 'aero dance" will prove novelty
as it has never been performed on the
Pacific coast. Several new songs by
Joseph Montrose, president of the asso-
ciation will be heard for the first time.
Miss Zoe Barnett of the king Dodo"
opera company, now playing at the
Majestic theater, will sing THE Tale
of a Bundle Bee," assisted by the
pony chorus, in costume. There Will be
other professional acts.
A high class musical and literary
program will be rendered under the
personal direction of Harry Girard.
Mr.. Girard has arranged for the ap-
pearance of a number of noted artists,
in addition to taking part himself.
An attractive feature will be the
prize waltz, for which valuable prizes
as well as loving cups will be awarded
the successful contestants. The loving
cups are now on display in the show
windows of the Whitley Jewelry COM
pany on South Broadway. The judges
VI lIllS event Will Dt OpIill IL DielOh-
wood, Oliver Morosco and Julian john
son.
The Spacious hall will be beautifully
decorated and the dance program will
be of original design. The orchestra
will consist of thirty selected musicians
under the leadership of ]. N. Laraia,
director of the Burbank theater or
chestra.
Dancing will begin at and continue
until in the morning, the grand march
taking place at midnight, with Dick
Ferris and Florence Stone as leaders
Nearly all the local stage favorites
will be present as we'll as a number
of visiting actor folks, including Nat
Goodwin and Miss Edna Goodrich.
Manager Blackwood of the Belasco
theater returned from San Francisco
yesterday and announced that he shas
engaged James Corrigan, a character
actor, for the role of Horrigan, the
political boss in 1.-The Man of the
Hour" which will begin the season
of Broadhurst plays at the Belasco
January 81. In New York the late
Frank McVickers, formerly a well
role.
Porter Emerson Browne yesterday
wired to the management of the Belas-
co that he will leave New York today
for Los Angeles to witness the Belasco
company's production of his new play,
1.-The Spendthrift."
George Broadhurst's new play, "The
Gorden of Lies which will have its
premiere at the Belasco, is founded
on Justice Miles Forman's novel of
the same name. Mr.. Broadhurst has
merely taken the basic idea of the
novel and has introduced number
of new characters while providing a
new Prince Carol and adding an en-
tirely new ending. Mr.. Forman has
sent to Mr.. Broadhurst a number of
photographs of Partisan scenes for
scenic use in the production. The role
Of Dennis Mallory, which will be
played by Lewis S. Stone, is said to
be composite replica of Rudolph Ras-
sendyll of "The Prisoner of Zenda,"
Claude Melnotte of 1.-THE Lady of
Lyons and the impetuous D'Artagnan.
Eleanor.
Charles Farwell Tdson and G.. Allan
Hancock gave a delightful dinner and
dance on Wednesday night at the Ga
nut club rooms in honor of the Ferris
Hartman opera company and the board
or directors of the Gamut club, all ac-
Tive III Tie lOCdl movement IOT
ment English opera. The guests were
taken to the club rooms after the close
of the performance of 1.-THE IDOLS Eye"
and an elaborate dinner was served at
12 o'clock, followed by dancing until
2, when the entire company were taken
home in touring. cars.
Manager Bovyer of the Los Angeles
theater announced yesterday that ow-
inc tn the S1lpOpGS nf CpTlntt1'c Loom
the-loop act, he would extend her stay
for a second week.
Interesting features at the smaller
houses this week are:
Olympic-Marie Nelson's singing and
Blossom Seeley's dancing.
Fischer s-Billy Onslow's Irish char
acter impersonation and Nan Halper-
in in song and dance.