The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29

away. He is carefully sprinkled with rose
water out OF large waierng-pot revives,
anu 10 save further bother is given $40 and
told to 60 away, He goes.
MI; Ineo Solomons, the truth-teller, the
apostle of the practical, refuses to tell Story
or lie, saying he knows none He is
stretched out and Mezrour is ready to hack
MS head off when he objects, because his
camel has no one to look after him. The
Sultan promises to adopt the camel. which
Solomons' head. The camel executes a
double shuttle for joy that Mr.. Solomons
cannot beat him any more, and in comes a
damsel from China. Mr. Robert C. Mitchell.
night.
Most magnifcently dressed and made up
80 well that even a Chinatown special
would be deceived. he sang a most unioue
Cninese song which he had to repeat over
and over. The Sultan gave him half of the
bad next introduced his troupe of educated
monkeys. who danced grand ballet to the
delight OF all the children in the hall.
:, Then the Two Wicked Brothers. Messrs.
f. y: and F. X. Grosseup; Buebeard, Mr..
McGilvray; Fatima Mrs. {. 3. Grace; Ali
Baba, Mr.. L. K. Townsend Morzienn, Mrs
Joseph Spear Jr. +; Mar0uf, Mr.. Henry Clay;
Fatima Ell Ora (his wife, Mrs. Chester At
klns, who was given Tongue Tyer by the
Sultan. Siefelniolouk, Mr.. Frank E. Lev
iotOuJ anu DUNlCt-AdiOuIl, MISS Eultu All
derson, were presented to the Sultan, who
gave them SO apiece because he liked their
looks. Mar0uf summoned his genii, who,
unfortunately, was tied up in the wings, to
open open MARQUIS boxes and kill the wicked
shape of bird. The geuii sent his power,
and the birds neck was wrung with much
pleasure by Morouf.
a WRESTLING VARIATION.
Messrs. Rudolph Y. Cole and Ed S. Goss
OF the olympic Club.next wrestled a couple
of falls, catcl-as-catch-can, to the consterna-
ton of the ladies. who thought they would
break each others necks, and to the great
enjoyment OF those present. Both were
loudly applauded.
Next Alcolomb. Ganem's lost charmer,
was brought in in chest. Alcoiomb proved
to be Miss Genevieve d. Cummns, beau
hful young brunette, dressed in an old gold
costume that set off her handsome features
10 great advantage. She told her trouble
In song, and her ballad, " The
Love Should Forget" was most
Ganem turned up again, having got
over his fanting spell, and the Sultan par
donlng Alc0l0mb Tor not being dead after
ne had ordered her being made so. and fur
ther, with view to stop her praises of Ga
mem, gave them $1,000 apiece. told them to
run away and get married and settle down
In the Mission away from the fog belt.
AN INTERESTING vAGABoND.
The Oriental Tramp, personated at a mo-
menrs notice by DR.. w. II. Sieberst. the
original having probably been arrested on
his way TO the hall by the police, sang the
comic ditty, why 1 Left the Town." in
al acceptable manner
Finally the Sultan concluded the plan for
amusing him has succeeded and is about 20
reward Grafar and Mezrour for suggesting
1t, when Gulnare objects and claims the
credit of 1t all alone. She demands as Ie-
ward that the Sultan marry her immediate-
ly and divide up halves with her in every
thing. To this the Sultan agrees, and also
gives the rest Of the sack to Grafar and Mez-
rour, and everybody cheers and hurrahs for
the new Sultan.
Then ali the characters march in triumph
ant procession around the hall, singing the
opening marching chorus of the play. The
able-bOdied janitOrs remove the chairs, and
Mr.. George L. Bromley, acting as Snowman,
describes the different buoIhs, especially
Sindbad'S menagerie, i'll his most quaint and
humorous style to the audience Every
body bought things aud patronizad most
literally the different refreshm.nt depart
ments, and at u o'clock went home, Just as
Mr. Bromley desired they should, with
hearts ligh tened by their beneYolence.