The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Midweek Notes of what Is Going on at
the Theaters.

MIdweek Notes of What Is Going on at
tho Theaters.
"The Francis Wilson" epidemic has fairly
set in, and the entire city seems convulsed
with this strange and funny malady. A
sure cure, however, is easily procured by
paying a few visits to DIR. Baldwin. One
consultation is never enough. The Merry
Monarch" is the talk of the town and
roars of laughter greet him nightly. The
audiences are very good for this season Of
the year, the hot weather having induced
many theater-gOing families to leave the
city earlier than usual. 1t is very refresh
ing. however. after hard days work to
enjoy a good, hearty laugh at Wilson. lie
is the funniest Of all the funny men we have
ever seen.
Miss Jueh is delighting her large audi
ences By her charming impersOnaiion Of
Josephine in III. NJ. S. Pinafore," now
safely anchored at the Grand Opera house.
1t Is a great treat to hear such an accom-
plished and beautiful singer MARBLE out the
sweet music of Sir Arthur Sullivan, and
the fair prima donna appears TO enjoy the
change from the heavy work she has so
long been accustomed to. Sig. Michelena
is most earnest Ralph, and his interpreta-
tiUn of the character is as amusing as 1t Is
work and the chorus is perfect. To-nigh t
the San Francisco Yacht Club will nearly
Till the house.
Hero" his Boys in Blue and his In dians
prove great attraction at the AlcaZaT. and
crowded houses are nightly entertained by
MeSsrS. Byron and Osborne and the Al
cazar company. The play is very exciting
one, and will run all the week. la the fight
the Boys in Blue" should not fire quite 50
low, they should remember that they do
not aim to kill. Next week 1.-THE Ivy
Leaf"
blue Jeans" is still running at the Call
fornia Theater, and the ''buzz of the saw"
will not be silenced until Saturday night,
when this suce essful pastoral melodrama
will make way for Mr., Daniels in Little
Puck" Plenty of new and original busl-
ness has been introduced TO this humorous
comedy. by which means Mr.. Daniels Is
able to keep Little Puck" a!lvs year after
year. He will open his twO-week's engage
ment on Monday evening next. The sale OF
seats Will commence this morning.
The Fast Mair' at the Bush street
Theater is drawing good audiences. II
sensatlonalism and realism have any claim
to recognition the " Bush" should be
crowded every night. The play is sensa-
exactng patrons of startling melodrama.
The BLACK Hussar" retains possession
Of the boards at the Tivoli and is we'll
patronized. Miss Belle Thorne in "Er-
MIME" next week.
The Morgans' last concert takes place
this evening at the Metropolitan Temple,
and will be the last opportunity of hearing
Miss Maud Morgan manipulate the strings
of her harp. All music-loving people should
be as anxious TO hear Miss Morgan play the
harp as they are to hear the great Patti
sing They hold similar positions in the
musical world, though in different branches
of musical art. In the course Of the even
ing Miss Morgan will deliver her charming
essay on The History and Romance Of the
Harp" which adds greatly to the enjoyment
of these delightful musical evenings. Mr..
G. w. Morgan, Americas first organst,
will play some Of his fayorite works on the
organ, and also will play in duets with Miss
Morgan.