Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03

home to kill Mcdonald and avenge An
nette. Before he can start however,
Mcdonald appears to regain Hilda and
duel is fought. The fight occurs in
the dark, and is the strong scene of the
play with the ominious bowling of the
wolves in the distance
Mr.. Stone will have the part of Jules
Beaubien, Mr. Yerance will play the
part of Andrew McTavish and Miss
Oakley will be seen as his daughter.
Mr.. Vivian will have the part of Ba
tiste, Mr.. Camp will be Mcdonald, the
American engineer, and Charles Rug
giles will have the role of his as
sistant.
At Mondays matinee performance of
"The Wolf" teegraphic returns from
the Jeffries- Johnson fight will be re-
ceived on the Belasco stage and read
between the acts. In the event of the
fight continuing until after the conclu-
sion of the performance of "The Wolf =
Musical Director Schertzinger and his
Belasco orchestra will provide pro-
gram of enjoyable A,usic for the enter
tainment of those wh> desire to remain
and hear the complete fight returns.
Following THE Wolf" the Belasco
company will give for the first time
in this city Shubert's successful
comedy Billy"
BRISTOL PIER CAFE Frances
White, the Los Angeles girl, 16 years
of age, who recently appeared upon
the stage, scoring overwhelming sue
cess as a prodigy supreme In most
artistic ingenue role, has sacrlhced
her vacation before going out on the
Sullivan and Considine circuit. The
Bristol Pier cafe management has in
duced this beautiful and talented
young artist to join the all-star cast
at the hostelry out-at-sea at salary
which few child performers ever re-
ceived.
In return dainty Miss White is un-
der obligation to put on all her turns
at each evening and matinee perform
ance. Splash Me- will be sung in
the famous and allCring bathing cos
tune which aroused the public to such
a high pitch of enthusiasm recently.
Nellie Nichols great song Once in
While" the hits of Alice Lloyd and
Harry Lauder, popular and ragtime
songs also will be rendered in costume
by this dainty artist.
J. Beane, who made his great name
as a robusto operatic tenor on the
stage, has been induced to join the
Bristol Pier cast also. He arrived yes
terday and will sing several numbers
during each performance. Mr.. Beane
will be heard in duet and trios with
Miss Grace Moreno, the beautiful
Spanish operate soprano, and Frank
Lambert, leading baritone of the
country.
Miss Moreno will he heard in new
classical selections and will wear new
costumes Among Mr.. Lamberts new
songs will be Queen of the Earth"
the armorer's song from "Robin Hood"
and king of the Winds" The fam
Gus Bach sisters, the girls with the
fuzzy hair" from the Orpheum cir
cult Miss Olive Hurlbut, violinist and
Miss Lillian May Lancaster, directress
of the ladies' orchestra, are assisting
in the program.
There will be matinees today and
Monday, the Fourth, with perform
ances every evening of the week.
BURBANK-The second week of
pierre of the Plains," with Richard
Bennett in the title part, will begin
with the matinee today This is one of
the most interesting plays which the
Burbank has produced for some time
for several reasons. In the first place,
1t combines an interesting character
study with romantic story, the lead
ing person in the drama being an al
together different sort of individual
from the average hero of fiction and
drama. He is a man with q good many
faults. but none of them of sufficient
Importance to detract from the bigness
and strength of his general makeup;
rather. on the contrary, tending to
make him a more lovable, human char
acter He Is a fatalist and believes
that he will succeed when the cards