The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-13
Person,I and other Jottinrs.

FerSOnal ana Other 0ottingS.
Lemons Vaudeville Aggregation, direct from
New York City, headed by the famous Lenton
Brothers, begin all engagement at the Orpheum
tomorrow night.
The Biiou Dramatic Club viii open the little
theater the name OF which 1t bears, on Market
street. with CLONE" and "Woodeock's Little
Came on Friday evening, April 18th. Mr..
James Ryder and Miss Berthe Starr have been
specially engaged The affair will BE- under The
manag cement OF Leslie Ii. COLON and George II.
Sludley,
Whatever else may be said Of Mr.. Cranes play
OF "The Senator" II is pat.
Campobelo's society concert, advertised for
the 18th INST. at Byron Mauzy's concert-roOms,
has been postponed TIL the 18th. Cause princl-
pals caught cold at San Rafael at the Easter
Monday festival concert.
Manager NJ. B. Lsayitt and Gregorio G. Con
tales signed contract recently for term OF Ihi ee
years, whereby Mr.. Leavltt is to furnish attrac-
tons for Mexican circuit the Tour comprising
about three months In each year.
Manager Al Hayman has signed contract
with Abb y. Schoeiiel and Grau TO bring the Lon
don Gaety Company, including Florence ST.
John, to this city, The season to begin May 26th.
He has also arranged with The same parties for
Sarah BernhardG TO play on this Coast next year
In Jeanne dATc."
ZaIdo, the barytone with Patti, has repeated In
New York the success that attended him here.
lie was described by mary OF The press in most
complimentary terms as singer whose voice Is
delightfully."- fresh and pleasing, and with grace
in his action. ZaTdo IS native OF Venice, the
bride OF the Adriatic.'
William jackson Armstrong, late OF Wash
ington. ID. c., and former lnspector-General OF
United States Consulates in Europe, will, on the
evening of April 10th Tuesuay) take the plat
form of the Metropolitan Temple and reply to
the Russian Princess Engaltscheff. Armstrong s
story about Siberia differs from that of the
Princess Marie.
Honor" military melodrama in five acts,
companion piece to " YOUTH" has been pur-
chased by George f. Lask, and will be produced
with an elaborate setting on the Fourth OF July
W. ii. Crane and his entire company, scenery
and accessories will leave New York on special
train the second week in May and come direct 10
the New Bush-street Theater.
Joe HaworLh and his company in Steele
Mackaye's Paul Kauvar" Will be an attrac-
tion at the Bush-street Theater In the near fu-
iure. 1t Is In this play that Mackaye has sought
to make that monster without head" an ex-
cited mob, methOdical in its Madness and,
measnrably, has succeeded in doing so.
The Grlsmer- Davies Company play special
two weeks engagement at the AlcaZar, com
and East Lynne" Oliver Byron to follow.
Strau S. mus ieians, under The control of the
brother Edouard, are expected to arrive in New
York early In May. The first concert will be
| given on the 14th.
The Hanlons have built a little theater in their
summer home at Cohasset, Massachusetts, In or
der 10 carry on pantomime rehearsals through
the warm season.
w agner music does not thrive in England and
the Wagner Society in London has only about
$40 IN It's treasury, il report is to be trusted.
MISS Fanny Davenport was recently laid up at
the woodruff House, Watertown, New York, by
severe III OF sickness, and had TO dlsappOnt a
large audience at 0gdensburg.
Nine. Giulia Nalda, OF Abbey's Opera Com
pany, That Is now singing in New York, Is out of
the cast She is suffering from pneumonia.
The rich Hebrew syndicate that Is TO supply
New YORK and other cities with dime museums
viii not exclude freaks from exhibition at those
houses. About 100000 has been subscribed to
The capital stock of the enterprise.
General Sherman does not like music as well as
some people. He went to hear the German COM
pany In Wagner opera at the Metropolitan
Opera House one night, and the curtain fell on
one OF the acts he drew out his watch, looked
around on the audience with surprise and ex-
claimed: ELEVEN O'Clock, and none OF these
people are dead yeti"
Rhea is called triumph Of management. She
is so admirably handled That her very defects are
made TO seem virtues With happy audacity she
| Is advertised as Rhea-not Mile. Rhea, or Nine.
Rhea, or Miss or Mrs. Rhea, but simply Rhea, as
one might say Bernhardt or SalYlui
Maude Granger Is collecting company for
tour with her new play Inherited" e. LHeri-
tage d'Helene'), written by Lucy Hooper and
Richard Davey.
Miss Victoria Vokes brought her tour OF Amer
lea to an abrupt end last week and returned TO
England, announcing that her departure was
hastened by the serious Illness of her father.
attached TO her father, Is not playing TO slim
houses, and consequently she will remain here
for an indefinite period
Modjeska goes to Europe next year, and will
not act In This country until 1892.
"At the beginning OF this generation" re-
marked an old impresario the other day. I'VE
| had Mario, tenor de grazia, and Tamberlik
tenor de fora; at the end of IL Masini Is the
tenor de graza, and Iamagno tenor de forZa. "
| Everything fits TO q L.