The morning call., 1890-05-13
At the Other Theaters

There is nothing new TO report. Shenandoah"
filed the New California to repetition. The ma
lOrity OF those IN the auditorium were new faces,
and the business on the stage was. of course, to
them fresh ana interesting This ulay has
pulled new loI Of people to the theater-nOt so
much through thel persistent blooming OF 1t
through the press as blythe innate merits Of the
piece Itself related TO friends and neigh
bors by those who, early In its dramatic
history, had the privilege Of enjoying
ii; fun house OF satisfied auditors is the best
advertiser OF play. The auditors being pleased,
never rest satisfied till all with whom they come
IN contact have seen the performance, and all
are equally pleased with themselves. There is a
rare enjoyment in comparing notes, not across
The walnuts and the wine, but over q humble cup
OF tea. Shenandoah" has drawn out our aver
age pOpuation-peOple who have read the his
tory OF tie war and are DESTROYS Of seeing this
particular episode OF IL. The war drama will be
continued all this week.
PAUL KAUVAR"
At the Bush-street has not had the pull eX-
pected The fault lies with the play Itself, in
the first instance; and, In the second the people
TO whom the respective pats are assigned.
We have no particular fault TO ind win
Hdworth the hero, nor with Mir. Marx Lynch,
the villain; they do the best they can. The rest
OF the company, however, are merely Heather
and pTunella." A good deal OF stress is placed
on the pictures-the gulotine IN the
early part of The play; the mob in The Nendeau
phase; but these pail by repetition. The saw
ageiy and blood OF the one and the unreasonable
violence Of the other equally Objectionable to
an AnglO-Saxon audience. When Mr. HawOrth
has gotten through with his 1" Paul Kauvar"
cOntlact-wbieh he ought never to have under
taken-et HIM bid Steele Mackaye goOd-by for
ever and day and 20 where he belongs into
legitimate acting
THE VARIETY BUSINESS
at the Baldwin, under the name of the Transit
lantiques Naudeyes, does not draw large audi
ences. The engagement was mistake and the
management are reaping the consequences.
"Fatinitza"
Crowded the Tivol last evening. Young san
Francisco we're out in full force and there were
very few seats vacant in the auditorium. The
annexed cast shows that all the local talent, in
musical way, was paraded on the stage:
General Timofey Kantchukof (orlginal charac-
Princess Lydia imanoyna, his niece Teiiuia Evans
Vladimir Samailof. Alice Gailard
Julian Hardy, war correspondent n y Herald
Original character) Harry Gates
Izzet Pasha, Turkish Governor OF Rustchuk
original part in Niennal Fred Urban
Mustapha, guardian OF tine Harem This first APP
- peatahce) ..... Charles Wayne
Steipann sergeant ............ Henry Norman
Lieutenant OSsp Safonoff Messmer
Captain Yas Saravieff. Richard VaIerga
Hassan Bey, leader Of BashiBazouks. G. Napoleoni
Besika &c. e. Hattie Delaro Barnes
Dlona-.. iZzet PaSha's .Lottie Walton
ZulelAa.-. Wives ........,... Title Valerga
NuTsida..- ...... Julia Simmons
Fedor.-..- -. Hattie DelarO Barnes
Ivan ..... Cadets, ...........Julia simmons
IiIlill--- ............ Title Yalerga
NiAlphar t..........,...M Mamie Gray
Lulu Ward
aAhua Gretchen Hirsch
Peyser
II is TO be presumed that the recent perform
ance OF the same opera at the Baldwin, IN this
city, inspired the people in the distribution al
the 1lNUil Certainly they eXeTted themselves to
the utmost, and the cOSfuming and stage mount
Ing were in the most liberal form. 'EatiuiIZan
Is evidently iayorte with the patrons OF this
theater, and the management have done their
best to frame II becomtngly.