Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03

! bers for July A, and a medley of Amerl-
can songs throughout the week.
Albert Pench, the character song
artist will continue his line of work in
| operate numbers, Jewish and Italian
| representations.
Madame Dyris will sing group OF
| French chansons, italian numbers and
q Spanish baccarole.
Mile. Beatrice remains over this
week, presenting patriotic and modern
dances, limitations of Mines. Genee and
! st. Denis.
| A special patriotic program has been
arranged for Monday night, with new
specialties, and the arrangement of
orchestral numbers for the week indi-
| Gates prodigious work on the part OF
| Director Kammermeyer.
| new feature of the weeks bill is
the special musical program given daily
at the lunch hour and the afternoon
| tea
! LOS ANGELES-Kara, conceded by
all to be the worlds greatest juggler
and a performer who has a reputation
| in every country where the theater Is
the place of amusement, will head the
new Sullivan & Considine bill opening
at the Los Angeles theater with the
matinee on Monday, Fourth of July.
| Kara juggles anything, ranging from
| hats and billiard ball racks to full
sized men, and does a greater variety
of feats than any juggler now appear
| ing before the public. One of the spe-
| cial features at the Los Angeles on the
afternoon of the Fourth will be the
reading of the complete returns from
the Jeffries- Johnson fight. In order to
give every detail of the battle a private
wire direct from the ringside has been
| installed in the front box, and two of
the Postal Telegraph company's expert
operators will be on hand, one to re-
ceive the bulletins and another to read
them to the audience, describing the
fight blow for blow. This is the most
complete preparation possible to give
the audience the complete returns with
out any delay.
| Every lover of good music will enjoy
the splendid musical offering of Veronl
Verdi and brother. These artists are
wonderfully clever instrumentalists
and their offering marks new era in
vaudeville from the artistic standpoint.
Rolf Rafaeley, one of Europe's clever
cartoonists, will add delight to the new
bill He is one of the latest acquisi-
tions of European features imported
FOR the Sullivan e. Considine circuit.
Besides his funny cartoons, Rafaeley
has a line of bright dialogue ihat is
good for many laughs.
Charles Wolfe and the Misses Moore
and Young are a trio of rollicklng en-
tertainers who offer timely songs, live
ly dancing and beautiful costumes.
Completing the program are More
dock and Watson, the ragtime kings,
and Richardson's posing dogs, in their
pictures of dog life. Exclusive of this
entirely new bill and the complete fight
returns will be the new comedy motion
pictures. The Los Angeles theater, by
virtue of it's splendid bills, is still en-
joying capacity business at every per-
formance.
! MAJESTIC-The Majestic theater
will be dark next week, following the
highly successful engagement or James
X. Hackett, after which another ia
NOUS star of the American stage will
come for a limited season. This time
II will be a woman who will be brought
to Los Angeles to carry out the Mo-
rosco policy of providing entertain
ment all summer at the Majestic at
"summer bargain prices" Miss Nir-
ginia Harmed, who has not been seen
on the Pacific coast for Il good many
seasons has been engaged to head a
specially selected company. She is
one of the most versatile actresses in
the world and will be seen in several
of her greatest successes, varying from
light comedy to heavy drama. Her
first niece will be 1.-THE American
Widow" in which she scored big
success in San Francisco recently.
Later she will give "Anna Karenina," I"
a dramatization of the famous novel
by Tolstoy. Her leading man will be