Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-18

footlights and the music of clapping
hands are stronger than the fun OF
puttering in kitchen or the wall of
tiny baby. In other words, men and
women Of the stage are not suited 20
domesticity when such domeAtieifx
eliminates the stage from the lives OF
the married ones. Men and women OF
the stage may marry and be indif-
ferently happy, but precious few act
resses ever marry and leave the stage
permanently.
Martin Beck, in a letter recently
written to the local management OF
year in vaudeville and gives list Of
attractions recently secured by him
self and Morris Meyerfeld In Europe,
which promise higher class vaudeville
than any hitherto enjoyed in Los An
geles.
when I returned from Europe
month ago." says Beck, "I brought
list of bookings selected by Mr.. Meyer
field, our European representative. and
myself The list Is notable for the
large number Of representative Ameri-
can acts secured, and for the fact that
1t demonstrates the immediate value
of our newly established European af-
filiations. The season of 1901 will
be. 1 think unprecedented"
Among the stars which Will twinkle
over the Orpheum circuit, as stated in
Beck's letter, will be Cecilia LOTUS,
Ada Reeves, Alice Lloyd, Torttajada,
La Pia, Camille Ober the McNaugh-
tons, Laddie Cliff CaVana, Hymack
and other European headliners, while
the native favorites will include George
Austin Moore, Ben Welch.. Frank Tin
ney, Frank Morrell, Howard and How
ard, julius Tannen, Loney Haskell, W.
c. Fields, Master Gabriel and many
others. Elbert Hubbard. unique fig
ure in Americas literature, was cap
tured for limited season in vaude-
vile. He writes:
Novelties will not be lacking and
of this department 1 must classify the
Old Soldier Fiddlers, the Musical Cut
tvs, Birdie Millman and musical COM
edies, AT the waldorf the Rolfonians,
The Love Waltz and others too nu-
merous to mention. The sketches pre-
sent the best and most inviting list I
have seen, including wholesome and
original material presented by a no
table list of dramatic stars and COM
edians. This includes William Far
num- Fannie Ward. George Beban,
Bert Coote, Lionel Barrymore, Mckee
Rankin and Doris Rankin, Mr.. and
Mrs Jimmie Barry. Felice Moore,
Maurice Freeman, Porter ]. White.
Millard Simms, John P. Wade and
Sam Chip and Mary Marble. all these
and others with capable and carefully
selected supporting companies in one
act classics, including "A Mallet's
Husband AN Unluoky STAR The
Sign of the Rose Tony and the
Stork,' 'Dinkelspiel's Christmas I'm
the Plano Store High Life in Jail,
'Baseballitis.' 'Marse Henry's Christ
mas Dinner and The Paper Hanger
which were very well liked in 3road-
way.
San important dancing act which
will be seen west for the first time
will be that of William Rock and
Maude Fulton. Among others who
will be readily recognized but have
not been classified above are Mcintyre
and Heath, Augusta Close and the
Hanlon brothers of 'Superba' fame,
while the European music halls will
contribute many acts unknown in this
country, but which are established
abroad, the Rigoletta brothers, Fred
Singer Flying Mathis, Andree's liv-
ing statuary, Aurora troupe, Vale
cita's leopards, Joseph Adelmann's
Juvenile orchestra, the Dandies and
the London Coliseum ballet"
The next attraction at the Mason
will be Rose Stahl in "The Chorus
Lady" The house will be dark for
three weeks.
Minnie Dupree. who will appear at
the Orpheum tomorrow In 1.-THE Min
ister's Wife,, made her big success in
pree's vaudeville tour will be of short
duration. She opened only a few
weeks ago in Spokane. and will close