Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-18

his sensational expose OF Anna Eva.
Fay, Dr. McIvor Tyndall, Mrs. Piper
of Brooklyn, Palladini, Davenport
brothers and other so-called spiritual
istic mediums and mind readers.
Another fine act will be found In
| Beatrice Mckenzie, Walter Shannon
and their company, presenting James
Horans musical sketch, More Ways
Than One" which is twenty minutes
of the liveliest sort of entertainment.
Miss Mckenzie is a cOmedienne of
| charm and ability and her songs and
| dances are really classics. Mr.. Shan
non is by all odds one of the finest
vocalists in vaudeville. From a mu-
sical standpoint More Ways Than
| One" is of a high degree of excel
| lence, while from the humorous point
of view it Is thoroughly delightful and
| continuously laughable. An elaborate
stage setting showing the interior of
! the studio of Charles Dana Ibsen in
New York Is carried especially for this
| presentation.
Another enjoyable number will be
found in Harry Leeds and Trixle Le-
mar two Australian musical comedy
stars who come with a number of
| laugh-provoking frolics which are en-
| tirely new to American audiences,
especially their ludicrously funny box
| ing exhibition. Another important
number will be George Dewey and the
Dayton sisters, trio of clever en-
| tertainers. Others on the new bill
will be the Romano brothers, two
| Australian athletes, in a muscular
posing act and Bessie Allen, a charm
| ing and delightful singing and dane
| ing soubrette, and new. comedy motion
| pictures.
OLYMPIC-For the week commence
! ing with Monday matinee september
19 Messrs. Alphin and Fargo of the
Olympic will revive one of their most
popular successes, 1.-THE King of Pat
! agonia" AS a laughable farce-com-
! edy dealing with numerous cases OF
mistaken identity this is one of the
best that has ever been offered at the
| South Main street house. The run
centers on a German bodyguard being
mistaken for the king of Patagonia.
For several days he masquerades as
his royal majesty and gets into all
kinds of scrapes. Jules Mendel Will
have the role of the pseudo king.
! This piece will introduce to Olympic
patrons Miss Frances Paon, the new
soubrette, who comes to Los Angeles
fresh from a season of successes with
the Princess opera company of san
Francisco. Previous to this she was
associated with Savage enterprises,
and will be a most valuable addition
to the already competent Olympic
cast.
The Transatlantic quartet continues
to please and have become fixture.
! Their harmonious foursome work gets
encores at every performance, and
Producer Charles Alphin has arranged
some alluring specialties for them next
week. All the beauty chorus will ap-
pear to advantage in new songs,
! dances and costumes. while the rest or
the cast. including Dave MOTIFS
Monte Carter, Leonard Brisbane,
Tracy McDermott and Hazel Douglas,
have parts particularly suited to their
| style of acting.
ORPHEUM-Minnie Dupree, who
has stepped out of the legitimate,
where she made a success in 1.-The
Road to Yesterday" headlines the Or
pheum bill beginning Monday mat
! inee. presenting Frank Ferguson's
bright dramatic playlet, "The Min
ister's Wife," The sketch she presents
| deals with a minister who Weds an
actress. and the complications ensu-
/ ing in his congregation and family at
the unconventional ways of his wife.
There is a sweet wholesomeness about
the sketch which makes it unusual
even in vaudeville offerings.
AL J,lson. blackface comedian, who
was the mainstay of the Dockstader
minstrels on their last tour, has taken
a brief flyer in vaudeville. He Will
enliven the coming bill with series
| of his comicalities.
When cycling experts are mentioned
one inevitably thinks of the wonderfuI
Kaufman family. This original and
much initiated bunch of experts will
be here the coming week, the full
! sextette being included, with Frank
Kaufman featured. All that is pos
! sible and much that is seemingly inn
possible in the way of cycling feats
| is done by them.
Renee, the goddess of music" Is
an Orpheum importation, this being
her debut tour of the country. She is
a beautiful woman who has mastered
a number of instruments, and her Sc
lections are always rendered on the
! one most appropriate to bring out
their richness. She is particularly
skilled in that odd instrument, the
ocarina.
Holding over for another week are
.'The operate Festival" with its M
teen soloists; ]. C. Nugent and COM
pany in "The Squarer"; Flanagan and
! Edwards with their surprise, and the
Harvey-De Vora trio, with little John
Dough, New pictures will complete
'' PRINCEss-"Hotel Film Flam" is
tho new musical comedy offering
which will serve the Princess muslcal
| comedy company for the week com
mencing with Monday matinee. rms
is another compound of mlrth mn
melody. and should prove as great a
hit with Princess patrons as did zig
Gag Alley"
The playlet deals with the adven-
tures of an Irishman and Dutchman
who. having more money than they
need. start keeping hotel. They are
ouickly done out OF their money oy
| dishonest servants and swindling
guests and are about to return to
their honest vocations of hod carrier
and street sweeper, when word reaches
them that the king of an Indian isle
has sent them a million dollars
apiece
All Franks and Fred Ardath. the
Princess dialect comedians, will be
seen in the chief comedy roles Of Irish
and Dutch.
Earl Hall. the popular Juvenile pre-
mier, will appear as Tags. the bell
hop, while Angie North will be rea-
tured as the hotel typewriter Bonnie
Browning will appear as the souorette
of a comic opera troupe Grace Car
cia will be its prima donna, whlie
others have good suitable roles.