The morning call., 1890-09-07
Personal and other Jotting..

Nearly all the places of amusement in the city
will give a matinee on Tuesday, the 9lh-Aa'
mission day.
Mr.. Edward Wise, pupil Of Signor Enrlco
Bianchi, will make his debut at the Grand Up
era House September 18th, as the King III
Verdi's "ErnanL"
Maude Granger kissed whole seminary OF
schoolgirls in the West last week, and the girls
bore up nobly throughout the trying ordeal.
"A Man from Maine"-new military drama
will be produced at the AlcaZar after Inc
Fugitive Forrest Ssabnly Is painting painting sSn ~
be shortly produced at this theater.
Miss Annie Gleason tshe has dropped the
stage name Of Mile. Aameda) will be heard ID
is native of San Francisco.
Manager Al Hayman arrived from the Norm.
west on Friday morning last. He will return
East late in September, and after spending seve-
raj weeks in Chicago put most of his time III at
New York, his interests being so extensive as 10
require his presence In that city.
TejerO Qlle-maker), the Spanish dancer now
with Herrmann's Transatlantiques, made her
first ap pearaGce with the company at the OPEN
ing in Philadelphia and has achieved eXtraor-
binary success. She is young. beautiful, and IS
said to be even more graceful and daring IMAM
Carmenciia.
Miss Kathynne Heron, a painstaking young
actress, has an import ant part In the new piece
TO be brought out at the Grand Opera HOUSE
this evening"
Miss Flofine Jacquay VINO appears as vocal,
ist at The Sgmund Beel concert. is pupil Oh
Miss Wiihrow, and said TO be most promising
one.
Charles H. Pratt now the sole proprietor and
manager OF the Emma Abbott Grand English
Opera Company, announces that he will bling
the organization before the public in lS9o-9i,
better, larger and greater than ever. The AD-
bolt wal dIobe Will be one Of the Improvements.
Mis-. Lucy Hooper. the author OF Manqe
Grangers new play. Inherited" is once a Enl
the brilliant hostess OF the American VtceCOn,
suPs residence at Paris Her husband General
Robert Hooper, has been the Vice-Consul at
Paris for The past fourteen years until Few
months ago. He was very recently reapponled
TO the place.
AT lie charity concert recently given in Meath
by Nine. Patti Tor the poor OF that place ana VI
cnity, Miss Hattie HarYe took part, giving
recitation that was cordially applauded. As the
young lady was returning TO the station 10 nei
carriage the crowd gave three cheers Tor heI.
London in May next under The patronage Oh
Nine. Patti.
Oscar Wilde says that when he plays Chopin
on the piano he leels as though he had been cry
ing over sins which he never committed.
Miss Agnes Huntington, the statuesque con
trato, VIII open her season 10 her new EnGlIsn
operatta, Paul jones'" III New York, october
Glib. She Will he under The management OF
Marcus Mayer ana bring her London company
Dion BOucicaulls suit for libel against the
New York Times Is set down Tor trial in OCTOBER.
1t is believed that the damaging article when
forms It's basis was written by an outsider VINO
trapped The Times into publishing 1t. me 9. ttne
inwardness OF The matter will be thoroughly eX-
posed on The trial and interesting developments
may be expected.
According 10 an exchange, lDe queen VI Dei-
GUM Is passlonatey fond OF music and mas
telephone III her partor connecting with the Inc,
atre de la MoDnaie. During the rehearsal oil
" Eselalmoude" The orchestra failed TO execute
q shading TO the taste OF The composer and there
was heard formidable "big, big D.. there
was instantly call at the telephone and voice
gtacously observed: pardon me, but the
Queen is listening. Please 10 allow the renears-
ais 10 20 on In future without swearing" 1t was
neat rebuke for queen TO administer, ana IL
had the desired effect, for the oftense has mol
since been repeated.
IL is said that religious enthusiast In Oska-
loosa wrote 10 Mr.. Wicker, the veteran Chicago
theater as follows: " The judgments OF Cod
have come upon you; Not fuliey but Partially
Where are you going 10 Spend Eternity?"
Frederick W arde and Mrs. ID. 7. Bowers began
their season at The new Giiswod Opera House,
Troy, on Thursday last, September 4th, In
Galba. the Gladiator" Their route includes
San francisco.
Inherited" or "L'Heritage d'Helene,n as 1t
was originally produced in Paris, enjoys The dis
tinction OF having been the first play written by
English authors 10 be successfully produced ~
the Gallo capiiai after having been translated
into French. The translation was made by MISS
Nettie, the accomplished daughter OF Mrs
Hooper, who was TO have accompanied MISS
Granger on her tour TO play Alice, but was ie-
called TO Paris by her mother.
Carver with his Wild West show, Is said to be
making money in Europe, while Buffalo Blii,
with similar organization, Is losing coin. BIZ
Ike his nativr United States, Is In coIAs,Si2
McVicker's Chicago theater. recently destroyed
by fire, Will be Immediately rebuilt.
Miss Grace Hawthorne, now playing "Iheo-
dora" In London. entered the lions cage recently
"in spite OF managerial protest" VI course, tiie
big cats were plentifuIIy dosed with ammonia IN
advance.
Sybil sanderson &c s''H n 70 stcdYing. With
Marches. fHe aifei.1"gf uate die NOT DO tlie
Lt=i1trs tap-cteG, u seems.
Annie Louise Cary iaymoDD mas organized
l7dias' Qasfjsf. wHicb s5a T. now IrairinE Tor
SUNDAY WORK u tie Sew AcrE hospitals Mts.
Raymond viii Dc member q me quartet aha
me music selected oid ana familiar tnpas,