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When the Hnsb R.onans

Little Tippett" will be the attraction. Ii
is reported to be cleverly constructed and
very amusing. The difficulties of the lead
ing characters-for, of course. it is a play
of difficulties. being farcical comedy-are
oceasioned by two divorces and marriages,
and two real babies. The babies are
changed, and the babies parents and sup
posed parents get we'll nigh ineXtricaby
mixed; but in the end everything Is salts
faetorily adjusted. The lines are SAID to be
witty, the story ingenious and we'll put to-
gether, the situations cOmical ard the
whole an excellent entertainment 1t Will
be presented bv Harrison and Bells come
dans, the proprietors being Duncan Il.
Harrison and Edward NJ. Bell, late OF the
Palmer Company. They have engaged a
company of very clever people. 1t would
have been difficult for Mr.. Nj. b. Leayitt
TO have secured more promising attrac-
tiOn.
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Not Coming This Way.

Mrs. Bernard-Bee the great English
actress, whose pictures have already begun
to appear on Broadway. New York. is not
coming to America by way Of this city after
al. She started for tour of the world, but
II was announced the other day that in
stead OF sailing from Australia to San
Francisco she would return to London and
come TO New York by way of Liverpool.
This change OF plan, according to Nine
Bernard eeTe's manager. is due to the fact
that great number of her gowns were
burned In fire in Australia. The gossip Of
theatrical men who know about these
things has 1t that the Bernard Beere season
has not been a profitable one in Australia,
and that the actress is going back TO Lon
don To make little more money before she
comes to America
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be LOtta's best comedy support. He is a
vocalist, dancer. improvisatore, originator,
and promises to be one of the foremost
members Of the new company
MISS Victory Batpman, the leading lady,
aud Miss Matte Earle have already been
described in these columns.
Merri Csbourse, sOubrette, has been con-
nected with tho leading theatrical compa-
MES OF the East, including the Lyceum,
Palmer's and Mr.. Charles Frohmsn's. She
IS described as loyably, petite and plump.
Like Walter Hale, the lady has a passion
for sketching from nature, but, we pre-
sumo, acts by the rules of art.
Mrs. Amy Stone, who is assigned such
roles as Mrs. Saunders and the late Mrs.
Judah used to excel in, has come to stay in
San Francisco, and here TO carve out her lot
and part. She is said tt possess a high order
OF ability and is a handsome woman.
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comedies, which form the great portion Of
the DAILY season, can easily understand that,
clever and finished as George Clarke is, he
possesses neither thu youth, the physique
nor the sentiment requisite TO the foil for
Miss Rehan's brilliant humOr. Mr. Clarke
may Ill tie position for time, but its per
manent occupant must be a younger. lighter
and more ct cefui comedian. The position
OF leading juvenile at Daly's is worth 5000
year Tor a new nisn, although Mr.. Drew
received more than that Taxing into con-
siderati0n its high-elasS audiences, its deyel-
opment OF talent under the best stage man
ager IN the country and its consequent
reputation, the place is the most enyia bic
one IN the stock companies Of America.
DAILY has decided 10 give an elaborate pro-
duction Of The Tempest at his New \ ork
theater IN October next with Miss Ada
Rehan IS Miranda. Who will be the FeTdi-
nand? IA evening contemporary might
make IA good thing by 'fo~oti--S it, st-ooo TO
this subject aud publish guesses Tor con-
sideration-the pot, less costs, to 90 to-the
winner.
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Daily has offered the position to George
Alexander and II. y. Conway. The first
named actor has finer position and more
money in London than he could earn in this
country The latter is bv no means clever
enough to play opposite Ada Rehan. Mr..
Conway gave an exposition Of his ability
three years ago. when he appeared in Our
Flat" at the Lyceum, and failing tG impress
his audience. suddenly and sorrOwfully re-
turned t. England. He has been popular
in London, however, for a number
of wears. where he is regarded in
the first class Of leading men. This be-
ing so. Daily can soon make him popu-
lar with the American public if he en-
cages MIN. Two or three months on that
pTocrustean bed Of his Will bring Mr.. Con-
way TO the exact measurement required 10
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MISCELLANY
MISCELLANEOUS.
|l.'M!.I (sL.INE,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.

We had the largest crowd
inside our store yesterday
that the place has ever CON
tanned since our doors were
first opened. We did all we
could to help eager patrons
i'll taking their orders, and
turning out piles and piles Of
goods. Men, women and
children left with smiles on
their faces. True, we dis
pensed unheard-of bargains
but we are continuing the
good work.
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How 1t Was Bought.

Through the efforts Of number Of gen.
tlemen. among whom are Messrs. JOSEF h
Jefferson, A. NJ Palmer, Edwin Booth. S.
7. Avery, w. c. Prime and Laurence Hut
ton, the remarkable chronological eolec-
ton of the late Harry Edwards, the we'll
known actor. has been purchased and pre-
sented to the American Museum Of Natural
History. The price paid for the collection,
which numbers over 100000 specimens, was
$4,000. over half of which was received by
the committee through subscriptions from
professional and eiSolal friends of Mr..
Edwards and friends Of tile museum. The
balance of the amount was assumed by the
trustees OF the museum.
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Fifth-avenue, New York, and has PLAYED
with Louis James and Marie Wainwright
and also In Richard Mansfeld's company.
He is called good-ioek tan. athletic
Charles G. Craig is known as a sterling
actor, and plays almost everything in the
range of the drama. lie is in the prime of
life.
Walter Hale's first appearance was in the
Peoples Theater stock company at st. Paul,
Mimi, where he played for a long sea-
son under the stage management of
Barton Hill. He has only been on the
stage four years, but in that time has
played 100 parts. Hale is an artist in a
pictorial way, too. Five OF his etchings
were hung in the National Academy of De-
sign at last winters exhibition of the New
York Etching Club.
Burt Coote is the funny man, and used to
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and chasle. The shame of the life she is lead
ing slckens her, and she endeayors to end II by
throwing herself under the horses Of Clotllde de
la Roseraire's carriage, who. learning her story,
follows her TO her home and offers protection.
She endeayors 10 take Fernando from Rogue
villes house, but lie, fearful OF losing his prize
makes strenuous efforts TO prevent her going. aud
forgets himself so far as 10 attempt to
strike her. He Is prevented by NJ.
Pomeroi, Clotide's cousin. and GenerallM orrelL
who are present at the time ClOiilde succeeds
IN be- purpose and takes Fernando aud her
mother TO her home on her estate aud provides a
house Tor them close by. Clotiide IS woman Oh
ArclS, who has been negIectIng her OF late ana
mas seemingly been away from Parls'
CLoTnpE's REVENGE.
She gradually SUSPECTS that her lover IS CHANG
lngi In his regard ana resolves 10 49, % ,
truth. he returns. She questions MN a1q heT
suspicious are verified. All Inc piiue OF lhe
woman the suffering and torture which Tue
knowledge bring 10 her, sno" themselves III tnat
when She learns that the woman 10 whom he has
given the love she felt belonged to her Is
Fernando knowing ms laolatiy OF FAMILY
honor, his pride, his love OF purity. her
plans ate rapidly made aud she her.
self introduces Fernando, aids his suit, quiets
The girl's conscience and withholds the letter
which FeinaSde has sent to Andre telling OF her
past life. aHd which she thinks he has received
After The marriage and honeymoon Ciotide goes
10 Andre and tells him OF the past lie OF his
wife. lie calls Op Fernando 10 deny the state
ment. She cannot, and he spurns her. Cloilde
Is about TO leave them forever. when she is con-
fronted by her cousin Pomerol. He realizes the
situation 10 full. Knowing Fefnande's purity
aud goodness, ana having great control over
CiOt1lde, lie SO molds aud sofiens her better ma
ture ihat she confesses to Andre the fact OF the
letter that Fernando wrote him previous TO theiI
marriage. THIS proves The innocence OF his wife
OF any desire 10 deceive him. and then Ciolilde
leaves Them together In their D ace while she
clouds have fallen, but they viii rise again owes
my grave. Goodnight, good night.
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secondary love Story Is in the hands
If Cyril Scott and Elaine Wilson and
it is in very breezy and refreshing comedy
vein. The rough comedy by Eta Haw-
kins and Walter Perkins is one Of the pro-
nounced bits of the performance, and Miss
Maude Adams Nell is a sympathetic touch
which reaches the heart of every one.
The demonstration at the close of the second
act is the most remarkable spontaneous APP
plaUse ever witnessed Ia theater.
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actors, and it is stated
with an equal ignorance
If the situation that his
offers have been de-
clined. The truth, how
ever. is that Mr.. Daily
has made a positive offer
TO one actor who would
gladly have closed the
contract had he not been
bound by an agreement
which could not be
broken with another
manager. There is alb
solutely no confirmation
of tha repOrt that Mr.
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gain popularity in this
country. It's also stated
mt regular intervals that
Mr.. George Clarke is to
MI Mr.. Drew's place.
This is equally imprOb-
able. Mr.. Clarke Is an adj
miTable Shakespearean
actor-much better than
John Drew ever will be.
But old comedy is mere
~ an incident of tile
Daily year. and any one
who has studied Mr..
Clarke's occasional eff
forts as leading Juvenile
Of tha DaodArn farpiaal
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To Our Country Patrons:

We receive your pro-
duce of any kind whatso-
ever in exchange for grocer
les. We guarantee you the
top market price, charging
you no commission, drayage,
storage, in fact no expense
whatever.
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Beauty md the Beast"

Inc spectacular burlesque three-act opera.
with this title-music by AdOlph Bauer.
book by John p. Wilson-will be produced
at the IlVoh tomorrow evening, August
Those who are privileged to see il will
recognize tile fact that it IS based on the
well-knowD fairy tale OF the same name.
The chief incidents are Prince transformed
10 beast by malicious fairy, his release by
rose IN the hand of Beauty IAN i'm pecuni-
Gus brokers' daughterl his marriage with
ner as the Prince of AZ0r and the general
Jpiilhcatl0n over tie event. 1t is a grand
spectacle with music, and the Mpssrs. Krel-
Ing have determined TO mount it gorgeously.
The managers OF the Tiyoli are making ex-
cursions by various directions info tho
operate domain. taking paths where they
can avoid being tripped by royalty obstacles
placed By Leo Goldmsrk ct ais "Beautv
and the Beast" is one Of the results of these
ventures; but the theatrical injun ction law
yer may be after them before the curtain il
raised. He is extremely active NOWADAYS.
as the professional grass has grown very
short.
THE CAST.
BEAUTY. daughter OF Pump Title Salinger
Mr. Pump, an fmpecunious stock brOker..........
- .........,.:..:... ..:............Frris Hartman
Msrygolda his daughter .......... Gracie Plaisted
John Q9iII. his ex-clerk with penchsnt for ng,
Queen Of Roses. the good larry. Emma vofce
Mr.. Bauer's tunefnl music has been heard
before IN this city. Just year ago his
opera "Aquilo" was produced at the Tivoli.
As composer lie is a graceful ard easy
writer. and his score bears all the evidence
OF a thorough musician. Mr.. Wilson has
ABLY seconded him in Beauty and the
Beast his lyrics are catchy and easily
beid In the memory. His original Stock
brokers' Song" and 1.-THE Missionary and
me Cannibal." music by Mr.. Bauer, will
polh be sung by Mr.. Hartman. Mr.. Bauer
has contributed no less than IL musical
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The spantsh Camna,v

The Arcaraz Opera Company close To-
night at the Orpheum. The afternoon will
he devoted IN a grand benefit performance in
ala Of the sufferers of famine-stricken
Mexico under the auspices OF the Mexican
relief committee. La Traviata" will be
gwen with the full strength Of the COM
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The T.sstfuI Play.

Wl i. n. Palmey's company cl sed
thsiT Alabama enlargement in this city
last August thy parted from US with
many cind words. expressing be hope they
would soon return and again delight our
people with angus as Thomas charming
pictGre Of life IN lie Sauth after the war
DuCies aad sung truce This hope will be
Eealized next week when this accomplished
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numbers to the burlesoue. among which.
besides the two mentioned above, are a
qninteI, two duets, waltz song for Miss
Salineer, song for Miss Plaisted. postll-
Ions and hunters chorus and finale music.
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JUST lN--.NEW IMPORTATION.

Keihler Sprottau, Smoked Sardines in OIL Le
Count Mushrooms, Queen olives hamburger Eeis
lin Jelly or Smoked) Sardines au Truffes I'm
ported Frankfurter Sausage Curried oysters
Finest Italian il. Anchovies and sardellen lin Tins
or CLASP French Fruits Brandies Swiss Ho!-
land, French and Italian Cheese, etc.
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The play opens at Mime. de Sonuazs hotel,
DeanVille. We're Herbert, an English girl, who
las been under The care OF her grandmother at
Bulmef, England, for ars. has been sent 10 her
mother Lady Dolly NanderdeckeD. a butterfly
OF soelet s.sho, fearing her beauty and age VIII
Ia a Erest measure iniure her own chances In the
race for husbands taen being run by tue moths
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In which her society abouBds, determines to
marry her OF as soon possible. Prince
Zourofi, an excellent malch, but a man OF no
reputation. falls at once IN love with We're to the
delight OF Lady Dolly. Two young men. Raphael
&c Corteze and Lord JuTa, have observed this
and would save her. prompted possibly by their
ioVe Tor her CorTeze, who is an opefs-singeT,
1875 10 iulhtI an engagement Ia ST.
Petersburg not before, however beppfno her
10 Keen herself unspOtied from inc
%oi 10. i-oId Jufa, whose noble nature cannot
pear 10 see heie eDsnsTed inio THIS defeeisbla
marriage, ara Yet feeling himself unworthv IN
become her husband. makes her promise n
ever she should want friend 10 send Tor him az
she would Tor brother. NeIe refuses to marry
Prince Zonron, as she ioaihes him, tut is 10, eed
10 DO 20 By hes mnther. ~ Znufoff'- ialace IN
act 4, quarrel takes place between We're aud
her husband. becaitee slIe ieiuse- q i've under
the same roof Win her husbands mistress. He
strikes her, bar she, not wi!iag 10 undergo the
scandal OF divorce. is exied 10 Zourohs castle
in Poland. where C0rreZe and Jura. hearing of
mr. trouble, come 10 Der assistance. Zouroff
arrives and Is forced 10 hight by Jura. Both are
fatally injured. anG we're and Correze, whom she
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f T. August !. supporting yeffreys
31e7is a. the star ~ th.s drama. "ClOtlde"
- Ad 10 approximate 'Dir l9macy" in lis
e. l.trEetion. and Is designed to bring out
strength Of the people about to settle
2 20 tbs steady work & tina theater In
or opinion the pay comes closer in its
consti uclion to Il Article ~ than to the
Inort ef tive drama msntioaed; besides, it
g nbE new in this quarter. 1t was aired
llere - The baldwin under Maguire's man
aeeluf sf y cannot well be called society
nIeths 3tf. at the sane time il is strong in
re rsfesgcful phases CT feminine nature
eEtez Miss deFreys Lewis brings out with
4fn4'ti poNnf peculiarly her own. II She
s*<SQsAse shIy character we.i it is that Of
Nfsftsan seoTned. The reader will bear
3 MUD IfsEH the prices Of admission, rang
from rs GERS 20 81, will obtain at the
ROCKWELL coinHencing t0-morrow evening.
THE "cIsoIILIE cAsT-PRoLoGUE.
Inars Msfqals aes Arcis. Harry MalnhaII
ne Morrs South L. 4 s'e stocRmel
FVgusfasio. gamsef .......,........ H. Dnreid
Fssrnande az unfortaaste.......... Ethel Brandon
{. ach9ioom... fIblaates o. tie Mss oonstance
= sta. gambIlsg he'll ! - Emma Code
Niae ss IA Eoserasre.- ..s .Jeffrays Lewis
a. DHsssA
f@dre. ,......,...........s... Harry MafnhaII
9 lAeftt Arthur Byron
E6s75+s AOrreli ..,..*-.-......... L. X. stoekweli
Ferea. ! servant --........., W. ) Lonergan
qofsette. Pc6,ereIs P Bsbs 1 V,ni0a
tisasss tiotlc es m is Bertha foltz
..Jefreys Lewis
THE sToRy
,1ssqsfs eI8e ~ prefer 81 q of The most
led OF Eaffsian gaBssbfiBg hells secured
- release from prison OF Mfse. de Ia Brere
- bet dassxjsso<E 1ss<.~zde, and, under the
* ~ eeaera41sy &ud {lses q r. standing friend.
Il e. ssa IT. Fernando mann ss sII NJ 2,
We, al ihf HI 11114 u6IE 80 bis utmost adj
isae a sra btnplicsfy as-decoys 10
x1il however remains pure
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N, ~. w frillman is probably better known TO
~ si .soeIs OIL san Francisco than either Josr
tha 80 nIuch OF his life has been spent on
,ne codst, ana MS magnificent bass voice has
IT, en ueaiq 70 good advantage many times in
ms CITY. ms latest success. which he viii sins
IN "1uNedo,' IL THE Anvil Song,, To-, LIS ,h
opera robin Hood" NV'" 'ho
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mpais resp.ear al the Baldwin In
ar peRHfar Dlass lie scene of Ala
| ar.a IS iaa nsaT an ISOLATED community
s ea'iea tdlladegs, and it is 2 story of the
h9atb It Is domestic in its character, and
True u nature that il almost seems as
iS 9agh the author had carved out slice of
IS restfu Stats and put il OF the stage. 1t
Asa Owe story, with some Of its incidents
day back 70 the Rebellion The scene is
lad faase parts Of orr corntry around
wllic aovers an atmosphere Of poetry, and
tht yar us pictures ia the play har monte
win the spirit Of It's theme. Looking at il
As performed. one canBo. Aelp being re-
minded Of George d. PreHtice's message TO
al absent wife, when he says.
~ noon: CAIN unt rogen sleep
i Oh the bIue Of the deep:
soft haze, iike a falsy dream,
And many bread n6gnois flower
within us shadosy woodland bower
Is cleaning Iike ieFsiy star
The tone of Alabama" as our readers
READY know. IS exceedingly easy and quiet.
many WAYS the play is departure from
ne conventional melted OF construction
ead writing. Simplicity an charm ana
aatEsainssS are its sustaining elements
-aotfa3 bas succeeded 10 astonishing the
critics and fasciBating the public by SEEM
1Dg TO make 40 effort There are pleasant
aut}cipatiGas IN the await Of this dra-
matte idyL The cast is pfac ally the same
as last year We heed only . mention the
names 70 recall tae pleasant memories OF
Colonel Preston. manly Captain Davenport,
the ehiyalFc9s Jel0nei .dGpefiY, dear genial
CID Saaire Tucker. handsome young Arm
ssrong. vomaafy Mrs Page, and winsome
little Carey Preston. These e some of the
1bsEacteFs il the pie" bus they have be-
come almost & ; laiglliar &c the names Of
ne wel-EDovn players o. he company.
1h.eh ERE J. Y. ttoddaIt, M. Holland,
Eranrjs Carlyle. Charles l.. harris, Jenny
Egsgace and y alden Ramsay
ftf tide
Sweets reven ---espe cl2llv e. women
Pliiage 20 soldiers. rrIzs none to searnan
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$4,000 a Year Goes a-BeggIng

There is good deal OF speculation as TO
who viii succeed John Drew in Days
company. Mr.. DAILY. says an exchange. is
accredited with Offering the position to q
great number OF English and American
The morning call., 1892-07-31

Hamilton's dramaiization Of moths, one
OF Mime. Louise de la Rsme's (Ouida) most
popular novels. has been selected by the
management of the Alcazar TO open tie new
season of that thpater tomorrow evening.
Hamilton will be remembered as the author
of "a Shadows Seepter," Our Regiment"
etc. His version of moths" is the same
rs that originally given at Wsllack's Thea
Ter New York
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day ev e n
/ n G. 1t Is
not superla-
tive 10 say
that no play
of the year
has IN a d e
such IA pro-
found lm-
pr e $ 81 0 n
among a J !
elias : e 5 OF
anuSene n /
goeTs. Tie
au d lie n &c S
are attentive
during 1t 5
progress and
probably 10
, one We 5
1.-THE theater
4 without do
Ding some SER
ious thinking
on the vital
issue dealt
whites pi-
tai and la
b or. " T.
w / | liza N
Morris has
never played
a part here
in " hich his
talent b a 5
b o G n dis
p ! yed to
such fine ad-
vantage and
Miss Odette
Tyler d oeS
very capable
work as Mar
gaTet. he
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Miss Ada Rehan, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Augustin DAILY, left for New York
last evening. The company, collectively,
leave by the overland train this morning for
the same destination.
Mr.. Ill. }. Stewart has nearly completed
two operas at the suggestion of Miss Agnes
Huntington. The book Of one is written by
Mr; Clay Greene; Of the other, by Mr.. Peter
Robertson.
Mss Marie Hubert Frohman win give
nei last performance of THE Witch" at the
Dus,h-street this evening, then the house
VIII close for two or thee weeks and re-
open with Little Tippett."
Mr.. George Vessels, after managing
probably for eight months the People's
lheater In Denver, Colo, has returned to
TINS city. Fire destroyed the theater. which
was owned by Senator Tabor, and Vessels
came further west when he found his occu-
patton gone. IL Is his intention, we under
stand, TO lease the Orpheum for ten years.
reconstruct the interior, and call the house
by new name-the Peoples, probably.
Mrs. McDermott. wife Of the well-known
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We are promised some OF the sweetest
baliad-Singing heard in long time by the
singers of George Thatcher's Tuxedo"
Company at the New California tomorrow
night. 1t will come from the Threats Of
X. J. Jose, the famous contract tenor; Ray
mon Moore. the California tenor balladist:
II. w. Frillman, the eminent baeso: Thomas
Lewis. barytone; Miss Ida Fiizhugh. A
strong, clear. well-balaneed soprano: ana
Miss Grace Hamilton, Sweet-vOiced con-
traito, whose tones effuse ones eyes unwit-
ungly with the moisture of Sensihillry.
They are called the leading ballad-siugers
of the United States