Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13

darky servant, who, rather than let
Marse shelby be without a suitable
niece de resistance at his company din
ner, will go to any lengths TO OBTAIN
the proper bird Mr.. Wade is known
as a delineator of the best negro types
and in this playlet with its semi-pa-
thetic story he has most suitable
vehicle.
Selling lots by the gallon rather
than by the foot is the delectable oc-
cupation which Paul Quinn and Joe
Mitchell illustrate in their sl<it, "rhe
Land Agent" of course out here that
is never done, though boom days here
have not been so far agone that the
humor of this skit will not appeal very
pointedly to all concerned,
The Flying Martins claim to be
"above all Others" and so they are,
i'm the aerial line. They are, noted
circus performers and in affording
those who do not care for the tented
arena a Clance to see them the Or
pheum is doing a service. Their act
is the most daring of its kind and
their work is done with a precision
that means safety
The usual fine run of motion pictures,
together with the presence of Hal
stephens, Meyers, Warren and Lyons,
the six Abdallahs and the Joseph Ad-
elmann musical family, will give
very unusual and fin bill throughout.
PANTAGES-Fo the week starting
with the usual afternoon performance
Monday, Pantages theater offers
vaudeville bill of seven new acts.
Three of the numbers are from across
the water being foreign importations.
The first in Importance is the Five
Leoioe troupe of circus bicycle riders.
There are three comely young women
and two athletic young men in the
trouDe and they are making their first
appearance in this country. Their
feats border on the sensational ana
their costuming is credited with being
daringly original For several sea-
sons they were the big feature with
the Circus Schuman and toured the
German empire.
From the Folies Bergerie, Paris,
come the -Four Henrys, a quartet OF
male and female whirlwind dancers.
They are accomplished acrobats ana
contortionists and offer something new
in whirlwind dancing.
Edward and Blanche Kunz have just
closed successful engagements upon
the concert stage Mr.. Kunz is tai
ented violinist, having studied under
the best masters of Europe. Miss
Blanche is gifted with strong colora-
tllra contralto voice. The duo have an
act that appeals to the highest tastes.
Past masters in the art of funcraft
are Weiser and Dean. with their new
act entitled "A Study in Black and
Brown" They offer lot of timely
patter songs and repartee and are said
to be gingery dancers.
Les Freres Carpos come direct from
the Winter Garten, Berlin. They were
companions of the famous Sandow, and
are as strong as that gladiator They
are gymnasts and equilibrists of eX-
traordinary strength.
Dainty Daphne Pollard and her COM
pany will repeat the musical comedy
success, "A Dolls House" and the
will show some new moving
pictures.
PRINCESS-For the week commenc-
ing with Monday matinee Manager
Elmer Workman OF the Princess the
ater wiz offer the American Travesty
stars in "A Royal NabOb." Rampant
orientalism is prevalent in the traV-
esty. as the playlet has an eastern
setting with the majority of the char
acters clad in robes and turbans. The
only non-orientals in the piece will be
a band of American tourists and two
Irish sailors who are sh!pWrecked on
the isle. Billy OnslOw and Harry Gar
rity will have the roles of the two
mariners, while Al Franks and Earl
Hall will have important comedy roles.
Some especially effective comedy oc-
ours when the two sailors disguised
as washerwomen attempt to rescue an
imprisoned princess from the castle of
the nabob. The quartet of laugh Gre
ators will be seen in a comic song spe-
cialty with appropriate dancing
one Of the big musical features will
be I'm the Shadow of the Pyramids"
by Miss Jeanie Fletcher.