Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-27
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AUDITORIUM-The next attraction
TO be sent to Los Angeles under the
Shuberts' management will be Miss
Florence Roberts in The Trans
formation play with a story
particularly strong and interesting
because it is so original that it
is impossible to say just what the
denouement will be. Miss Roberts in
the dual role of virtuous wife and the
woman of the gay world is a study in
contrast, to which she imparts all the
vividness of color for which she is
noted.
Among her support is Homer Mills,
a talented actor. White Whittlesy,
her leading man, is too well known in
this section for extended comment,
and Maud Granger will be remembered
by her appearance in that famous 'Di-
plomacy' company, together with a
support that makes possible a delight
full evening of entertainment.
BELASCO-"The Man Of the Hour
as played by the Belasco company is to
be kept on for a fifth week, commenc-
ing Monday night. Seldom has such
success attended the presentation of
any play as has come to this remarka-
BILE popular Broadhurst product. The
Belasco audiences seem to like this
style of dramatic entertainment so we'll
management for the past four weeks,
although another production is in read
mess whenever the local theatergoing
public tires of "The Man of the Hour. "
The crowds that attend the BelascO
nightly show considerable enthusiasm
for the fine work of Mr.. Stone, Mr..
Ruggles, Mr.. Giblyn, Mr.. Yerance, Mr..
Corrigan, Miss Enrol, Miss Taylor, Miss
Lewis and the others of the Belasco or
ganization. Miss Enrol in particular
has come in for more than a generous
share of popular acclaim.
BURBANK-Follow two weeks OF
strenuous rehearsals under the direc-
tion of Frederic Belasco the popular
Burbank stock company this afternoon
will produce for the first time in Los
Angeles David Belascos sparkling
comedy, Sweet Kitty Bellairs," the
scenes of which are laid in Bath. the
famous British spa of the days OF
Beau Brummel and Beau Nash. The
play will continue through the week.
with the usual matinee performance
Saturday.
Castles novel, 1.-The Bath Comedy. .
Miss Frances Nordstrom will be seen
in the name role and will have the
best opportunities yet afforded her in
Los Angeles to demonstrate her abil-
tiles as a com medienne. A. Byron BeaS-
ley viii play the baronet and other
members of the Burbank company will
be cast in appropriate roles The play
will serve to introduce a number OF
new players specially engaged for this
stupendous production.
FISCHER 'S-Manage Workman is
certainly to be congratulated for the
good fun making shows that he is
putting on in his popular house. Fol
the week of the 2Sth. beginning will
the Monday matinee, the clever come
dians. Billy OnsloW and Max Steinle
will be seen in an original version OF
that ancient fable, in miniature mu'
steal extravaganza, "Sinbad the
Sailor" This will give Onslow anC
Steinle exceptional opportunities ant
they should be seen at their best
Petite and dainty Nan Halperin, the
jolly soubrette, who has become
great faVorite at Fischer's, will not
disappoint in "Sinbad the Sailor" Miss
Annie Bauman's many admirers viii
be glad to know that she has agar
oined the Fischer company and viii
be in the coming production. An en-
larged chorus has been engaged.
GRAND-Frank Daniels famous
laughing success, 'The Ameer," will
serve as the musical funmaker fol
Ferris Hartman and his company o
singers and dancers the coming week
commencing with the usual matinee
Sunday. The action Of the piece take
place in Afghanistan. 1t is full Of de
lightful music and will show the biz
Hartman chorus to the best of advan
tage in number of fine ensemble
numbers.
Mr.. HaPtman will be seen in the
original Daniels role of life Khan
ameer of Afghanistan. Myrtle Ding
wall will have the role of Constance
Carmen Phillips win play Zaleska
"Muggins" Davies will portray SAMMY
and Josie Hart will be seen as Myrza
Every member of the big company viii
Fl I'd plenty of good work in the large