Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30


| | MISUNDERSTANDING
! | PRINCESS-'The Wizard of WiseIand." |
|
suit each turn are particularly appro-
pirate.
Not a whit less in his way is Maurice
| Freeman, who with Nadine Winston
and a good company come in one of
vaudeville's gem playlets, TONY and
| the Stork " This is a thoroughly hui
man interest playlet. 1t tells a real
! story anent new people in America.
! the italian immigrant. Tony is of this
| class, and his experience in going to the
! hospital in search of his supposedly
| dead wife, only to find the CHASTITY mis-
| take obtaining through a confusion of
| names, the revulsion of joy when he
learns his own spouse is alive, and the
| gladness of heart when he is informed
| that he is the proud father of two
| boys-an this abundant material
crowded into twenty minutes makes
| sketch that one doesn't often see.
| The Neapolitans, a trio of grand ope-
ra singers, consists of Misses Estelle
| Ward and Marion Littlefield and Sig.
| Francesca Manetta. They excel in rem
| dering popular classics.
Work and over, eccentric acrObats,
were for four years a feature of the
| Orpheum road show.
In addition the bill will contain How
ard and Howard, "Baseballitis,' Tom
Smith and his Three Peaches, and Fred
Singer.
OLYMPIC-"The Yum Yum Tree"
will be the Offering at the Olympic for
next week, beginning with Monday
matinee. This is one of the biggest
of the eastern musical comedy hits
and it will receive a suitable produc-
ton at the popular priced home of
musical comedy on South Main street.
| Ono Of n Of no will
/ be Under the Yum Yum Tree" an
alluring melody calculated to make one
| forget everything. The Olympic cho-
rus will be featured in this song.
Jules Mendel will have German
comedy part in the production that
would almost seem to have been writ
| ten especially for him, while all the
others of the cast. including Dave Nor
| ris, Monte Carter. Leonard Brisbane.
! Tracy McDermott, Hazel Douglas.
Gale Henry. Rosabelle Cohan, Dor
othy and Margaret Favar, will have
suitable roles.
PANTAGEs-The headliner at Pan
tages opening Monday afternoon will
| be the Arizona Joe company in a sketch
| called "A Glimpse of Prairie Life"
| This skit is in reality a Buffalo Bill
performance in pocket edition, present
ed on the stage instead of under can
| busting cattle roping and many other
| startling features.
Another big act of the bill will be
William Abram and Agnes Johns in
| their original playlet, when Hubby
Realizes" Both of the team are we'll
known locally, Miss Johns having been
| leading woman for the Charles King
stock company at the Grand this sum-
mer while Mr.. Abrams played with
James K. Hackett during his recent en-
gagement at the Majestic.
The four Earles singing comedians.
| will sing some up-to-date parodies and
will present a timely line of jest.
Walter Hale has a turn called "The
Evolution of the Banjo" He has n
varied repertoire of coon songs and
ragtime which always sound well on
the banjo.
The Tom Fletcher duo are comedy
entertainers who have been tickling
San Francisco. The Pantagescope will
have several new pictures to complete
the bill.
PRINCESS-Manager Elmer Work.
man of the Princess has secured the
American Travesty stars for a series
of mu~' al comedies. They come di-
rect from a several weeks run at the
American theater in San Francisco, and
expect to meet the same favor here as
rector. and will produce the musical
comedies. The opening bill will be
1.-THE Wizard of Wiseland." 1t is chocll
full of comedy situations, has lots of
good snappy humorous dialogue in
which the comedians can get in their
best work, and gives opportunity for
the Interpolation of number of late
eastern aong hits.
Jeanne Fletcher, the prima donna.
who is new to Los Angeles, possesses
a soprano voice of great range and
quality. Kate Carlson, who will be
remembered as having been the popu-
lar soubrette of the Unique stock COM
PAN three years ago, is the soubrette.
She is clever at acting, singing and
dancing, and has been a great favorite
wherever she goes. Billy Onslow is
too we'll known locally to need much
mention. Irish comedy is his speci-
atty Harry Clarity will act as his
foil, and between the two some great
laugh-creating can be looked for. Earl
Hall and Al Franks of the former cast
remain.
TERRY-Following the simple an
nouncement Of Ellen Terry's prospect
i've visit to Los Angeles, extraordinary
interest has been manifested by pri-
vate individuals and by clubs of social
and educational character.
The famous English-speaking actress
will appear here at a single recital only
late in November. She will come under
the management of the Egan Dramatic
School, of which Frank c. Egan is
president and manager.
Mr. Egan has retained the Auditori-
UNI for the appearance of his distin-
guished star. and judging by the eager
Inquiries it's great seating capacity will
be taxed to the utmost. No fewer than
half a dozen organizations have signi-
fed their intention of official attend
ance. First speakers among these
were the Jonathan and Friday Morning
clubs.
Miss Terry's time in this city will be
very limited. but the women of the Fri
day Morning club have endeavored to
arrange a reception in her honor. at
which the guest list will be repre-
sentative OF social and intellectual
Southern Observation-Disclosures, the af-
fair should be of extraordinary brill
lance
Last month Miss Terry was described
by a world famous reviewer as can
extraordinary beiHg at the prime OF
life, in whom the spirit of youth is
eternal"