Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

of the Olympic will display the musi-
cal and dramatic talents of their COM
pony for the week commencing with
Monday matinee. This piece is said
to be one of the funniest efforts of Pro-
moter Charles Alphin, and gives ev-
cry principal a chance to make good,
while the interpolated songs Will give
the beauty chorus a chance to be fea-
tured in new costumes and dance
steps The whole affair concerns
German banker who has billiken
statue to which he owes his good luck.
If his daughter marries, the bil.iken
loses it's power, and hence he wishes
to keep his daughter single. His eff
forts to do this meet with some laugh
ingly odd situations. A detective en-
ters on the scene and takes the billi-
ken away and impersonates it himself.
Dave Morris will be seen in the title
role, and his aptitude for these parts
is we'll known. Jules Mendel Will ap-
pear as the German of wealth. while
Monte Carter will again demonstrate
his versatility by taking the part of an
Englishman. Frances Paon, the new
soubrette, will be seen in a suitable
role and will have some song and dance
specialties out of the ordinary. Others
of the company. including Tracey Me-
Dermott, Leonard Brisbane, Hazel
Douglas Gale Henry Rosabelle Conan,
Vera Ransdale and the Transatlantic
quartet will be seen in the production.
PANTAGES-Mr and Mrs. Robert
Fitzsimmons are coming to Los An
geles this week to appear at the Pam
tages in a sketch written especially for
them. The name of Bob Fitzsimmons
is familiar to most people, as is that
of Mrs. Fitzsimmons, who was Julia
Clifford. In their sketch, "A Mans q
Man for a That" Bob, as he is moro
familiarly known, has the opportunity
of telling some of the little incidents
in the life of a fighter, which he has
lived and knows. Mrs. Fitzsimmons is
most charming little woman with q
beautiful voice, whose songs are on
par with her wonderful jewels and cos
tunes. Wherever they have gone Mr..
and Mrs. Fitzsimmons have been ac-
corded an ovation.
Buch Bros, comedy acrobats, furnish
fifteen minutes of fun and excitement
with their feats of bounding and tum-
bling. They appear in sailor costume
| in keeping with the title of their
sketch, ship Alloy" Jack Hawkins
and company have a comedy sketch.
! Myrtle Victorine IS the Fashion Plate
| Soubrette" and Claude Golden is her
aided as the Australian card king, SO
skillfully does he manipulate the cards.
Jessie Edwards with eight trained
| Pomeranian spitz dogs will give a
unique animal entertainment.
PRINCESS-"The Dope Fiend" will
be the offering of Manager Elmer
Workman and his clever musical COM
edy company for the week commencing
with Monday matinee. This piece is
from the brain of Al Franks, who is
temporarily taking Fred Ardath's place
as producer, and is one of the playlets
in which Mr.. Franks, who plays the
title role, has scored his greatest hit.
He will play the part of one so adj
dicted to use of opiates that 1t affects
his entire existence. Bonnie Browning.
the prima donna, will be seen in the
role of an adventures, while Earl Hall
will play the part of a villain. The
plot revolves around the sudden neces
sity for husband on the part of the
adventures and the dope fiend is
called upon to play the part for a
short time.
Lots of comedy centers around this
situation and Franks will make the
most of it. Jack Howard, the new
member of the Princess company, will
play the comic roles of an Irish sau-
sage peddler An octet of musical spe-
cailties will enliven the affair. Angie
North, who will play the part of a
maid in the production, will sing ANY
Little Girl That's a Nice Little Girl Is
the Right Little Girl for Me-