The morning call., 1890-09-14

Will De produced WITH MT. W ls6 DIS lIo Nils
Signorina Ida Valerga, Miss Irene Null, Mr.
Charles Thrower and Signor G. Napoie0ne
will be in the distribution. Slgnor Angelo
Spadina will direct. There will be grand
chorus and orchestra, Sign0r Martinez cho-
rus master.
Robinson's great circus. opening tomorrow
night at Central Park, Market street. mas
three circus rings side by side, three. men
ageries, with 1900 rare and costly animals,
and, among other performances, exciting
races in the great Roman Hippodrome.
The Kendall Company will sail from En-
gland on the Germanic the 24th Oh ms
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall and their
manager. Mr.. Riddell, will follow on the
9th by the Etruria.
San Francisco is loyal to its favoritess:
William L. Carleton, the breezy barytone,
has always proved himself one OF the latter,
and 1t is said that he has q most exec llent
company about him this year. He may
count on warm welcome on his forthcom-
ing visit.
Clara Morris and her manager are always
in search of new plays and are continually
adding to her repertoire. The lady enjoys
the enviable reputation of being the only
English-speaking Camille, and it is safe to
say that crowded house IS the result when
ever she appears in this much discussed
character.
An expert report has been made on the
lighting Of the London (EnglanO theaters
ny ClNCkiICliJ. hHiti kUCo w cuOn tuoO tSiii
poIary electric lighting on small scale can
be produced there more cheaply by batteries
than by gas engines and dynam0s. inc
great saving effected by electric lighting IN
the absence OF dirt and furnishing OF deco
rations is also called attention to, as well as
the advantages of GOODNESS ald reduced fire
risk, and these constitute source OIL
economy which it is estimf ted will enable
the cost of a plant for theater to be paid
for in a few years.
Charlotte Behrens goes with Robert Man
tell again next season. Miss BehrenS Is
San Francisco girl. and is now spoken of by
the Eastern press as one Of the most accom-
plished leading ladies on the American
stage.
Carmencita has achieved so much celeb
rity as dancer that she is to 60 further
ahcld and give us taste OF her pantomlmlc
skill. Fred Solomon has written librettto,
for her called The Dumb Girl of Seville"
Frederick Warde's production of Henry
Nlll," which was announced TO take place
at Troy, n. Y, on September 4tb, has been
will be given during Mr.: Warde's engage
ment at the Star Theater, Buffalo.
Mr.. w. A. Brady has become man OF
affairs in the dramatic world. Recently he
had what the New York Mirror calls "a
prosperous night" Two Of his plays were
given on the same evening in New YORK
THE Bottom of the Sea- at the Peoples
Theater and 1.-The Irish Arab" at the
Grand Opera House. AT Chattanooga,
Tenn, After Dark" was also played, aud
from that special Monday night Mr.. Brady
realized an aggregate of S3543
Marcus Mayer has made, it Is said, 50 a
| day in London during his stay there. lie
made bet OF 81 day with Charles tx
| quiSite Abud that it would rain in London
once during the twenty-four hours. Every
morning at IL o'clock Marcus appears with
| a sweet smile and says, Zone pound, if you
galn nd Is
handed over with something cOurteously
| prOfane in the way of language. Marcus
| then retortS, 3 don't find London eXpen-
siye; my room at the hotel costs me moth
| ing" and then the business Of the day conf
mences.
John Jennings. a comedian well known in
San Francisco, will be the star at the Madi-
| Son-Square Theater in "Dr Bill"
The people who live in the vicinity OF
| Oakland Garden, Boston. have applied Tor
an injunction to restrain the big drum in
Barnnm & Bailey's Fall of Babylon" show,
because it disturbs their sleep.
Mr.. j. Ii. McVicker has begun the sale oil
stock of the McVicker Theater Company
| Building, under which corporate Mans
| McVickeTs Theater will be rebuilt. Mr.
| McViCker Will retain the majority OF stock,
and will, if it be desired, serve as President
Of tie organization.
! Though Mr.. Days company has returned
from its European tour. Mr.. and Mrs. DAILY
| and Ada Rehan are doing the Continent
and will sail on the Umbria from Liyerpoo
September 18Th.
Manager Richari NJ. HOoley is reported t.
have refused an offer OF $4,000 for his one
third interest in Shenandoah"
Charles 4. Locke, manager of the Emma
Juch Opera Company, has secured the rich
and elaborate plant of the American Opera
| Company. 1t is said to have origih...iigG rns
$3.50, 600.
There will be nothing but contempt, says
the Inter Ocean, for Henry Mapleson' S
"open letter in answer to Mime. Marie
Roze's application for a bill of divorce
Only a few years ago the Press Club Of this
city gave reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
MapleSOD, and Mr.. MapleSon was very con-
spicuous in proudly posing as the husT n
| of The distinguished prima donna on that y
casion. He had better be writing apologies
to his friends instead of writing open letters
about the mother of his children.
Miss Mather's repertoire" said Mr.. VIII.
| loughby, will include Romeo and Juliet,
The Honeymoon Leah and The Lady
| of Lyons After filling her various out-of-
town bookings, she will open four weeks
engagement at tile Fifth-ayenue, on Decem-
Der Sth, with a sumptuous production Of
| Joan of Are"