Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28

him for her hand for what he has taken
from her father. The last curtain
shows her holding the winning hand.
George Webb will be seen in the
role of Chester Maxwell Chester
Stevens will have the important part
Of Douglas Blanchard, the broker.
Chahles Wheelock will make his first
appearance with the Girton company
as Walter Lawrence and Iva Shepar
will find unusual opportunities as the
daughter, Geraldine Lawrence. Lii
liam Hayward will have another splen-
did heavy" role. and Joseph De
Grasse and Gertrude Claire will have
much of thet com 1y of the play de-
pendent upon them in their character
roles.
LEVY'S-The vaudeville bill at
Levy's cafe chantant this week will
assume the proportions of a concert,
four individual song birds being fea-
tured, Countess olga Rossi, Madge
Maitland, Grace Belmont and Bob AL
bright.
Countess Rossi, the young Russian
singer whose coming recalls the incl
dents connected with her marriage a
few years ago into one of Russia's
noblest families, was at the time of her
marriage one of the most popular sing
Petersburg. Since the termination of
her matrimonial venture she has re-
turned to her original profession and
comes to Levy's, opening Monday af-
ternoon.
Grace Belmont, the second new
conner, with her serio-comic songs,
dainty dresses and arch manner, is
sure to prove an excellent successor
to the laurels gained by Suzanne Roca-
mora.
1t seems impossible to tire of Bob
Albright and his funny character work.
His forr weeks in this city have proved
him a most entertaining artist. For
the last appearances here he has pre-
pared a series of songs that are en-
tirely new, while for the yodeling num-
bers he will repeat several of the most
popular, adding another of ]. K. EN-
mett's most famous.
The final entertainer of the weeks
program will be Madge Maitland,
whose work last week secured for her
an enviable place in the publics at
tention. She is a singing comedienne
with q personality that enables her to
amuse her auditors without, seeming
ly, an effort on her own part. Kam-
mermeyer will continue to present his
orchestral programs.
LOS MISUNDERSTANDING attractive
bill of six new acts will be seen at
the Los Angeles, Sullivan & Consi-
dimes popular-priced theater, COM
mencing with the regular matinee on
Monday. AS has always been the pol
icy of this circuit of vaudeville houses
there will be no acts held over
One of the most important among
the newcomers will be Murray X.
Hill, songologist and monologist, who
has achieved q distinct success wher-
ever he has appeared. Mr.. Hill is
we'll known by reason of his amusing
records, which he has produced for
both the Edison and Victor companies,
and through this medium his amusing
ditties and laughable tales have been
heard all over the world. Mr.. Hill has
a splendid voice, magnetism and a
method and mannerisms that border
very closely on the style of the late
Ezra Kendall.
Another humorous hit OF the pro-
gram will be furnished by Estelle
Wordette and her company in the
laughable farcelet entitled "A Honey
moon In the CatslSills." Miss Wordette
is a winsome little mirthmaker, who
plays the role OF a newly-married wife
on her honeymoon. Her childlike an
tics bring about many complications
which furnish twenty minutes Of mer-
riment.
The coloring of genius is one OF the
most conspicuous points in the work
Of Beulah Dallas the sweet-Voiced