The morning call., 1892-03-22
THE THEATERS.
:" All the Comforts of Home" at the Cali
fornia-" Ole Olson at tho AIcazar.

fornia-" Ole OILS on'' at the AIcazar
There were only two openings last even
lng-"All the Comforts of Home" at the
New California and ''0le Olson at the
AlcaZar. 9 The Bostonians" arrived nv
special train and VIII open tonight at the
Baldwin Theater in that most beautiful of
all comic operas. robin Hood" The sale
OF seats has been extremely iarge-in fact
1t las never been exceeded by this company
or any light opera company that has been
at the Baldwin Tbeater. Miss Camille
PArvile aud Tom Carl viii sing tonight
and our own Caroline Hamilton (nee Carrie
MIilzner) and Edwin H0ff viii sing tomorrow
night This will be Miss Hamiton's first
appearance in opera in this city, and no
doubt she will be warmly welcomed by her
host Of friends here.
ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME"
Was witnessed by full auditorium. IL is
a piece OF hustle and complicated situa-
tons, as our readers know each very mirth-
provoking, Tor the audience roared with
laughter all the way through. Dir. Samuel
Edwards, one of the best Of our latter-da
comedians, made himself cons picuous IN the
character of Theodore Bender. a retired
produce-dealer, married, but still blessed
with 1GndnesS Tor the sex. His business
with FIN Oritauski Miss Maud Haslam).
from the Opera Comlque, was full of fine
bits OF hunOr, The audience appeared In
know Edwards thoroughly and we're laugh
ingly satisfied when he was on the stage
MISS Ireila FOltz played very nicely the
part OF Eyangeline, his daughter; and that
"ld-tlme favOrIte, Miss Kate Denim, did
equally we'll as his suspicious wife All the
dramatls persona eXeIted themselves to
please, II fact, and succeeded The man.
agement introduced a new idea in the yesti-
que IN The shape Of S1400 mnsic-bOx,
when played the audience in with some
operate airs, and played them out with the
same kiud OF music. Groups gathered
around the instrument and seemed to ac-
knowledge II an entertainment in itself.
OLE OLSON"
Filled the AlcaZar. There is nothing par
tlcularly new about the piece. but it seemed
70 Please the audience, particularly when
Ben Hendricks was on the stage in the
title role. In the width OF its proportions
1t IS OF the old dramatic stamp, with the ad-
dltlon OF The Introduction OF the Swedish
olaiect actor, and also tho lone fisherman"
bit from Rice's burlesque of " Evangeline."
Inc quartet by the Swedish ladies was
pleasant music, as were also the different
numbers scattered through the business. 1t
VIII no doubt be satisfactory to the patrons
Of the Alcazar.
TIE oRPHEUM,
Having got through with the dark min
stIes, gave their patrons a variety show.
consisting of necromaucy by a sou of the
late w iZard OF the North" Professor An
defS0n, VINO was very clever in all his
Tricks, music, dancing and scenes by large
company Of experts.
THE OTHER HOUSES.
Spider and Fly" was continued at the
Bush-street.
"NanOn" will run this week out at the
ulVoi, ana be succeeded by bluff King
i1ai, for which, we understand, seats have
been SOLD two weeks in advance.
MAX o'RELL
ba coll a,
lectures begins this morning at Sherman ,&
Clay's musie-store. The season sale of
tickets closed last night and was very large.
| Mrs. Paul Blouet (Max ORell's wife) and
| daughter are in the city awaiting the arri-
val oil the famous French wit and Ii tera,eur.
| THE GRoyE-sTREET THEATER. =.
This new place Of amusement formerly
| Armory HalD opened last evening with the
melodrama, m onte Cristo." cast az foIIo NC :.
ramona Dantes, young sailor. Hght-hearted.
Fernsnd. in love with Mercedes Mr. Mortimer snow snow
Mons. yiiefOrt. Minister of Police Mr. r. j. Dugean
Dahgiaf' supefcargo OF the fharoab. .-.........
Mons. More owner Of the fharoah Mr! J. csrdit s
ADD faria' prison er IN the Chateau d'If -.
Albert de Morcerf. Mercedes, son o. '" iorrehce
Governor of the Chateau DIFF. Mr j. stewart
Mercedes the beautIfui catalan Miss Anita FaiIen
| Carcente wife of Caderouse Miss Eleanor Reah
MONS. Aortier, Eonapartist..... Mr.. Il. j. Holden
| Messrs Hasweli, Irving and Holden are
the iessees and managers. The house was
| nearly all sold out by IL O'clock YESTERDAY
morning. A very hand some drop curtain
was displayed. painted by Mr.. John VIII
| kIns. All the scenery was new and good,
and the stage is roomy. The performance
for hrst night went of very well.