The morning call., 1892-07-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
MIdweek Notes Of Business at the Diff
fsrent Theaters.

pleaSeu the pubic, Nhiie we nave no douDt
he has benefited himself There was time
when Billy Rice, the adipose, DOW with
| Colonel Jack Raverly's Mastodon Min
strels. employed Wilson to do burnt-cork
| business for him. That was some years
| ago. Wilson. like great many other old
| time simulated "eOOns," tried his luck
among the pale-faces, ana he was one of the
| very few who fitted themselves nicely to
the changed situation. He does not care to
| go back TO the shades. because lie has be-
come 'corker" on the white stage, and
| makes dollars where his quondam col
leagues now make cents. Charles Froh.
/ mans "Gloriana" company will be the next
attraction ct the Baldwin.
The personnel Of some of the members OF
| the "Hoss and Hoss'' company furnish
| some points that are interesting. William
| Collier was, as has been already stated. a
| callboy with the Augustin Daily company.
| That was some years ago. Now no is
star, in certain degree, and playing against
those al whose beck and call he stood for
merly. Dan Barker is California produc-
ton; he was for a long time clerk IN the
| San francisco Stock Board. Fond oil
animals, when he left the bulls and
bears he went tn the 'noSses." w. u.
| Smyth,. one Of the proprietOrs of the
show" was manager three years for Tom
| keene. Nearly all of the professionals
| have good word for him. There NAV be
| two or three who 'baekcap'' him. One
| cannot get along nicely without n few
| enemies. They prevent life becoming mo-
not0ncus. The show these "Hoss and H9ss"
| people are now giving at the New Califor-
| MIA is best described by saving that IL
pleases the public. Its construction could
be torn 10 pieces, did one so choose. but
" hat Is The use Of interfering with a group
| Ing OF nonsensicaiities Mt which the audi
| ence almost die with laughter?
SiockwelPs new Il eater opens this even
ing, and large and brilliant attendance
may be expected. The appointments Of the
auditorium are elegant, aud are much adj
mired by those who have had preliminary
view. Days company Of players, Who are
at dedicate This new the, plan tenple with
the Shakes eareIn idyl AS Yon Like H."
arrived yes teTday, and the familiar faces of
Lewis. Drew ana others of this popular
organization were seen on the prOaep ade.
The proposal OF complimentary benefit
10 Miss Emma Juch, suggested short time
ago, but which fell into temporary abey-
| anee before the approaching holiday season,
has now been revive d. and with an earnest
ness that has the stamp OF business. Oue
| prominent gentleman In the community has
| offered 20 assume the responsibility of go
tickets. III this leader be followed in
I similar spirit there can be no doubt Of a
success full outcome. Miss Jueh will shortly
give grand concert ~ Eureka, Humboldt
| County.
The counterfeit presentment of Colonel
| J. II. Haverly is here, if he be not present
in his own proper person. 1t is as large as
life aud quite as natural. as may be seen by
glancing at the specimen copies exposed at
the entrance of the Bush-street Theater.
where his company or Ministries is now
| playing. In co stume the colonel preserves
| the early California style. He despises
| modern dGdeism, preferring a fashion that
| is cross between that of a soutlI.of- Market
| street hoodum and tinhOrn gam
| bier Of the guich and canyon. Jack
! Is good fellow in the main, notwihstand-
| ing certain eccentricities. Hts latest caprice
| IS to dismiss variety business from the
| minstrel stage. and endeavor 20 please the
| public BY returning. as far IS may be, TO
| the days of the ChrIstys, Swain, Buckley
! Sherd, Campbell. Sam Wells aud all OF that
| ilk, who. though lost to sight, are still 10
memory dear. He may succeed WEo
knows? he has sent US fine company to
the Bush. who are faithfully carrying tut
his ideas. aud giving the people wat Is far
more desirable than quantity Ia minstrel
way, fine quality.
| John Isham has reached here in advance
| Of Sam T.Jack's Creole Burlesque Company.
! They are to open their season here next
| Sunday night at the Grand 0,era-house.
| The principal M Rkeup OF the organization
| is novel one, il not very peculiar Sam
! Jack has gathered 90 OF the prettiest women
| IN feature aud form that he could fnd in
| two hemispheres. aud under the name of
| Les Bellies CTe0ies has produced them in
burlesqae. Thirty OF these women only are
| cre0les, from about the bayous of LOui sians,
aud the remaining % are Egyptian bellies,
| from the banks of the Nile. They are ali
wonderfully attractive TO lock at and they
are accredited by the Eastern writers with
rich, full voices AMI graceful step.
Mr.. James NJ. Ward-or is it Mrs. Carrie
Clarke Ward who owns that Mysie OF a
Scotch terTier-should bear In mind that the
reputation OF Conn's four-footed follower is
destroyed by introducing him as a "ihricx"
| dog. Tatters was vagabOnd like his mas
ter. had fine nose for game and could draw
badger beautifully, or. az a pinch, at
| stract a m0uthlul Of pantaioons from
English soldiers seat of honor. These ac-
| eonplishinents do not glbe with those in
! which the dog Is exhibited on the Alcazar
! stage, aad only exhibited because the own
| ers have the natural vanity of ownership
| 10 the "purp." The leading people have
taken few steps forward in the perform
| ance OF The Shaughraun" since the first
night. Miss Bebe Vinng is improving her
| acting IN the character OF Arte ONeiIi with
each successive lersonaiion. This young
lady has magnetic quality that makes all
her dramatic work interesting.
The Arcaraz Opera Company gave last
evening at the Orpheum Won Suppe's ad-
| mirable opera Donna Juanita," and will
repeat it tonight. The programme for FRI
day is Marina" two acts. and ''Gran-yia."
| one act. Saturday aud Sunday "Rey que
| Rablo," opera Espaguol
nv -
| show at Central Park Melted $500 ON July
T. There has been some reaction In the at
| tendance since, both In the open-alr bust
ness aui the performance of The Scout"
| at the Grand ODera-house in the evening
| Let our readers be aD iSed to see these
| bright aud breezy pictures OF the plains
| before they are removed. Carver and bis
| people are of for the East on Monday next,
| and will play EN- route to New York, where
| Whitney and the doctor propose to make
| things hum They have not done SO badly
| in San Francisco, but the browning gories
| of success remain for the enterprising show
men in the Eastern centers of civilization.
the Pirates of Penzance' will be con-
| tinued on the board Of the Tivoi TIL the
| new opera. Glover" now being rehearsed,
is ready. Great things are expected by the
management from this production.
| Mr.. w. G. Hockey. a comedian of much
promise. has joined 'The Scout Company"
| and will leave for the East on Monday next
| No doubt Mr.. Hockey will find speedy
| engagement in New York.
| 1t is quite possible that when 'Niobe" is
presented in this city by the Abbott 81 Teal
| Company, the production will be under
the personal stage direction of the we'll
known stage director. Ben Teal.
Mr. G. o. Willy is no longer member of
the Alcazar managerial firm. He retired
last evening. The reins are now in the
| hands of Messrs Wallenrnd and 0shnurna