Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-20

interesting because there is more Of
Hackett himself than there is in any
of his previous plays.
Paid in Full" started on its third
week at the Burbank yesterday with
two crowded houses, keeping up its
record breaking career. This will be
the last week OF the big Eugene Walter
play, for Manager Morosco has other
plans that demand immediate attention,
and although the demand for seats
continues strong and would seem to
warrant a fourth week the managerial
dictum has been issued, and it says
positively the last week" This is un
questionably the finest thing the Bur
bank company ever has done, and it
will be remembered a long while in the
annals of local stock productions.
Rehearsals will begin at the Males
tic this morning for Samson" which
will he the next weeks bill for Mr..
Hackett. closing his engagement.
Richard Bennett and the Burbank
stock company will go into rehearsals
this morning for Pierre of the Plains,
which will be given at the Burbank
next week. Mr. Bennett has scored
big successes in this piece. which is
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of the Canadian northwest. This also
will be the final appearance of Harry
Mestayer in Los Angeles for some time,
as he goes east to join the Conan q
Harris forces very shortly.
Beginning tonight at the Mason opera
house, William Collier will open a
weeks engagement in his clever new
farce. "A Lucky Star" and Golfers
comedy is known wherever there is an
English-speaking theater.
The coming of Lily Lena to the Or
pheum, beginning this afternoon for
her annual visit, is good news to ad-
mirerS of a clever song cleVerlY sung.
Miss Lena is favorite here. The Aer-
oplane, which will be shown in full size
on the stage, is the machine in which
Glen Curtiss won his spurs at Rheims
and Los Angeles, breaking all records.
Mabel Bardine and her company will
present a Chinese idyl, "Suey San" and
James H. Cullen will return on his
twelfth annual Orpheum tour with a
new batch of funnyisms Frank Fo-
garty, Ryan and Richfield, Smith and
Campbell and the Morrisey sisters and
brothers remain another week.
Rex Beach and Paul Armstrong;
light comedy, Going Some" will be
given It's lISl SlOCh pIOduttloll at lilt
Belasco tonight. Lewis Stone and
Charles Ruggles will be seen in the
leading roles.
The coming week at Levy's Cafe
Chantant will be quite as interesting
as the past, owing to the fact that the
same bill remains over. Each act will
present new turns.
The box Office of the Auditorium will
open this morning for the sale Of seats
for the Ell1s' monster benefit to be
given at that house Tuesday evening
Clarence Drown, manager of the Or
pheum, returned yesterday from
months outing. Mr.. Drown spent all
his time in Yosemite park, roughing it.
With Electra" the human dynamo,
and Lew Welch and his company in
"Levinsky's Old Shoes Ghetto
sketch, as special features, Sullivan &
Considine will open a new vaudeville
bill of seven acts at the Los Angeles
theater this afternoon.
Another feature of the new bill is
the film of 1000 feet showing life as 1t
is in the navy. This is the govern
ment's own film and is presented by
special arrangement with the navy
department. other acts on the new
Paderewski of the xylophone; Klein
and Clifton in the musical skit, "A
Dummys Holiday: Wilson and Pier
son and Wood and Lawson, premier
singers and dancers.
Miss Neva West, who will be the
leading lady of the Girton company
which opened at the Grand opera
house yesterday, will arrive in Los
ANGELES from San Francisco this morn
ing. She will commence rehearsals to-
morrow for Lost River" which will
serve as the second offering of the
Girton company.
Prof. Rurleighs "Balloon Girl the
latest novelty to be brought forth on
the vaudeville stage, will he the head
line feature of the Los Angeles the
ater's bin convincing one week from
today. This is the first visit of the
"Balloon Girl" to the Pacific coast.