Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

boy soon dominate, however, and the
knowledge that the child is being neg
lected determines her to go to him at
any cost. She enlists the aid of friends
to secure her the position of goYerness
in her former home, believing that her
disguise will safeguard her. AS soon
as she arrives there, her husbands
brother penetrates it, and for the time
her plan seems lost. A scene between
the couple ensues, during which the
present wife enters, followed by her
husband who also recognizes her.
This revelation staggers him, but he
decides to allow her to remain, hoping
to avoid uncomfortable disclosures.
The child, ignorant of his mothers
identity pours out to her all the pent
I'D love of his tender nature, unWittlng-
ly cutting her to the quick. as she
cannot reveal her true position, Wnlch
with every moment grows harder as
she sees the tenderness and love Whlch
is bestowed upon the woman who mas
suppIanted her in her husbands af-
fections The new wife, aware of the
great love which the governess is laV-
ishing upon the child, and because OF
the changed attitude of her husband,
suspects that there is some secret pc
tween them. She determines to ma
out. and in a wordy battle wrings
from the broken-hearted woman her
real identity. During this confession
the husband enters, and for the first
time hears the story of her flight ana
the causes that led to 1t, all OF WIhch
he refuses to believe. After this she
is sent away. The closing act brings
about a happy ending in the recon-
ciliation of their shattered loves anu
the birth of a new happiness anu coh-
fidence between them.
In support of Miss Illington are
many we'll known players. The prin-
cipal roles have been allotted to Nina
Morris, Lila Vane. Gladys Ormspy'
Antoinette Crawford, Ruth Ormspy'
Walter Edwards, Edwards Elsner. Mel
vile Rosenow and Stanley De "oiie'
ORPHEUM-The annual childrens
week will be celebrated at the Or
nheum. beginning Monday matinee.
and as usual Jack the Giant Killer
will be the star feature of it-with the
clever Kris Kringles Dream to sup
plement it.
Jack the Giant Killer" with a real
giant. Mr.. George Augur, will certainly
he hit with every youngster who
knows his fairy story book Mr.. Augur'
who is s feet inches tall, has sur
rounded himself with coterle or
dwarfs to take the principal parts III
tbe sketch, which is from his own
brain, and together with them he car
ries out the familiar childhood story
perfectly. There is plenty of Welfo
scenery, stunning light eHects ana
much atmosphere to the story. and It's
unraveIing will be found not only fas-
cinating to the little children, but re-
markably interesting to the young
sters" of many more years.
Bert Kalmer and Jessie Brown are
dancers and singers who are different.
In every detail they have set them-
selves apart. With a plush back drop
they introduce several taking dlttles'
"Dinah," "At McGregor's Scotch High
ball" Bugs and some others, accom-
nanving each with it's appropriate
dance the entire act having distinct
i've class and an atmosphere of its own.
The Jack Artois duo, experts on the
horizontal bar, are on their tlrst Or
pheum tour, but abroad are ranked
with the best. They make up as
clowns.
A good quartet is an ever welcome
feature and the coming of the Bison
CITY four will be hailed with acclaim.
These four men, Messrs. Milo, Girard,
Hughes and Roscoe, are considered the
EQUALS of any in this particular style
of harmonic Interpretation and in ad-
dition they have the further ability OF
eminent skill in Characterization Each
depicts a different sort of man and
thus they give variety to their act.
The TOP o tn World" danC ers, WIN
their clever pantomimes. dances. col
lies and fun, remain for children
week, as do Mckay and Cantwel, Mrs
and Mr.. Connolly in "Sweethearts'
and the Krags trio. 1t is now expected
that Mr.. Augur, the giant, and his
company of little folk will give stage
reception to the children on Saturday
afternoon and possibly will have the
company of the polar bear. the pep
permint kid and others to make II
gay. New motion pictures viii nhlSh
out the bill.
OLYMPIC-"The Billiken Man Is
the vehicle in which Alphin and Fargo