The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-22
Personal ard other lettings.

Mr.. Nathan Landsberger will give a con-
cert at Irving hall, Saturday afternoon next
at 3 o'clock sharp. assisted by Senior and
Sonora Ursomando, Mr.. c. d. O'Sulliyan
| and Louis Heine.
Professor Alexander J. McIyor Tyndall,
mind reader, who aroused great inter-
est in the Northwest, has arrived in this city,
and Will shortly give proofs In public OF his
extraordinary powers. Tyudall is opposed
to Spiritlsm, and takes every opportunity TO
show It's failacies.
Mr.. Peter SoSso will he the recipient Of a
farewell benefit on Thursday. December
10th, at Irving Hall. "Othelio" will be
PLAYED by an amateur company.
w. S. Cleveland, the minstrel magnate, is
running 4 show with ten end men In the
first part, whom he bills as corner mem;
his iuteriocutor is called the "center man"
Bob -Slavin, Harry Wo1dson, KIssel. the
ZUuave drill artist, and Hilton, the equiiib-
ristic marvel, are among tile features of the
show. TIE Ministries will follow John L.
Sullivan at the Bush-street Theater.
John J.. Sullivan appears in sx-round
contest for Alma AIken's benefit at the
PoweIi-street Theater tonight.
Fred Bryton, recently of the Alcazar, is In
New York, where lie will remain for the
present
Nine. Solkhe, the once favorite dancer, es-
pecially in San Francisco, is now keeping a
small costume-shop in East Twenty-third
street. New York.
Sulivan's new manager is hunting New
York Tor new play adapted TO John l..
dramatic powers.
Henry Miller has purchased from Arthur
Wallack, the right TO play "ROsedale," the
most successful of Lester Walack's pieces
a testimonial concert, rendered to Miss
Bessie Lee Wall, will take place to- morrow
evening, 23d inst. at Irving Hall. The
lady will be assisted by Mr.. Sigmund Bel
Of his wrist pefmts), and Mr.. C. ID. OSulli-
In Splppfll.nS from (QVplli Rrthine OF
Goetz. Niemapn. ACCOMPLISHMENTS and
Schumann. Miss Wall will give numbers
from Schumann, Schubert, Chopin and
MeDdels ;Ohn.
Lawrence Marston has written a new
piece for Miss Lillian Lewis called Lady
Rose Osborne, whose vlcissirudes have
been numerous of late, is resting in New
\ ork. after iasc0 on the road.
Il. &. j. Miles will build new theager in
Cincinnati.
John 5. Murphy, brother of Joseph, has
Just produced new Irish play called Bou-
| chal Bawn," but it isn't highly spoken of
| ont of New York.
| the bow-wows in Minneapolis recently.
| Time was when Haverly used to make
| $1,000 week with 1t; but times are changed,
| 1t is occasionally remarked. Haverly had
| nothing to do with this show, however. He
| is trying to make fortune with Billy Emer-
| sons Ministries.
Rudyard Kipling has become dramatist,
assisted by Walcot Balistier.
The County Fair" Company is home
ward bound from Australia. The gum-tree
country didn't appreciate the mimic race
| track.
MIR. William II. Sherwood, director piano
| department, Chicago Conservatory (the
Auditorium, will be in San francisco this
winter, and probably give a series OF con-
| certs
Stuart Pohsor IA "a ,a ar xyy,
whom he recently married. ~ On the even
ing OF the day the knot was tied the happy
couple appeared together in the play us
Marriage a Failure?"
Alter fiddling at Seidl concert in the
Lenox Lyceum, New York, on the 29th inst,
Remenyi will start on tour to California
and Mexico.
The composer of "Mignon," Ambrose
Thomas. is over so years old and holds much
the same place in the affections of the Par
islans which the venerable Auber did in his
later years.
The last week of robin Hood by the
Bostonlans in New York Is said to have been
complete series of ovations.
A New York theater orchestra recently
proke down completely u playing "Webers
We will have to re-enforce the New York
music world by few players from this side.
Mrs Leslie Carter has been successful ac-
cording to the New York papers in Miss
Helyett.
Mr.. Eugene Clarke, the tenor. and Mr.
Rudolph de Cordova are at work upon n
new version of "Cavalleria Rusticana, :"
which they expect to introduce to New York
about Christmas time. New characters and
| dialogue will be introduced in order to fill
out tho story. Mascagnls opinion of the
contemplated elaboration of his work is not
known. Probably, adds the New York Her
aid, Messrs. Clarke and Cordova do not care
to know It.
George L. Goodman, treasurer of the The
alter Royal, Sydney, Australia, has received
from Henry E. Abbey, in recognition .of
Mr. Goodman's services during the Bern
hardt season. a handsome gold match-box,
two sides of which are inlaid with rich
studded quartz. Mr.. Wllloughby. who was