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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-14

BY EDWARD C0LEHs,-, member OF Tr0lmal
Company Of Players.
Fy dainty CIR my stately E.rI,
Her hair Ia many q clustering curl.
D'srhaHCs her blue and augGInE eyes,
" here The prs0ued sunshine lies.
Tie tropic fervur o. tle South
LinCers arCuni her perfect mouth,
Shaped like TUEUIsh LUIIds Dow,
Prom whence doth vocal music few.
Like twin rOSrhuls 7rCkeH wiki dew.
Are her lips. OF rudav hue;
Small aud p0 UtIuz, an what bliss
To raVish thence one happy kiss;
Bur that JOY IS now denied me-
Ny lady frpWls. size doth deTICe me,
For ms fault OF ever love,
That any hasty tongue aid move,
To show a Jealous lovers mood:
In gentle zone I should have sued
But hasty word and deed together
Wrecked Loves bark in SUNNY weather.
Al me- IS love 50 fraii = flower
To boom aud wItber iu an n0UT
Genie SHAKES searr said in sooth
" The course OF true love ue'er ran mOOth.n
My lone heart now prOveth this.
As each sad dag one face l miss.
May troops OF friends thy footsteps tend.
BHt none Ike me, Thy soul offend.
Yer. dearest, some allowance make,
As would do f"T thy dear sake.
God cast me 10 2 rugged mold,
AID So sWeeth 1art. yHu deemed me cold.
Cold natures can Tho easiest feign,
Ana their love doth 500 esq waue.
Like sucn ! cannot faWn. beZute,
rs s0ui iies deeper than q smile.
Remember. dear, although We Part.
Harsh words OF come from geutlesJ heart,
and Whea TIE marshes, words ] spoze
III heart felt tie heaviest stroke.
Cal F.F
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Points In Cranes "For Money. /"

Speaking of Cranes new play, For
Money" the New York Times says; Per
baps the best speech in the play is the
hero's. when he is told that his daughter,
already belrothed to one eligible young
man, has accepted theatIenIions Of another !:
Wei. she doesn't let anything get past
her Nothing spoken on the stage is ap-
plauded nearly 50 much as the comedians
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-14
Music This Afternoon.

The fifth Musical Sunday Afternoon Sec
ond series, 1691-92), will take place this
afternoon Q4th) at Steinway Hall, 206 and
POS Post street The programme and ex-
ecutants are as follows:
String quintet Op l63 ............... Schubert
1-AuegrO ma non trCppO 2-AdaEio.
3-Scherzo presto 4-Anegretto.
First violin. Herman Brandt: second violin.
j. JOsephS; viola, LOUIS schmidt; first cello,
Louis Heiue: second cello, Louis Won der
Mehden Jr.
Air de Pygmalion. "Galathee" ......,,...... Nasse
Mr. C. y. O'Sullivan
Violin solo, sonata, II TrillO del Diavoio"....
ar tin
Herman Brandt accompanied by Miss Ada Neisel.
SOugs-(0l List TO My Piaintiye Heart 49,.
Cbl Locking "......................De Ssauer
icJ "tTuhliugSuscht' ............. ScAumaun
Mr. {. u. OSulliyan.
Quintet, piano and strings Op O7............ Ran
ALLEGRO MOsSo asSai.
Z-Andaute quasi LarghettO mOSSo.
3-AliegrO bTlOso patctlcO
Miss Magda Bugge ana the Herman Brandt Quartet.
Some importance is attached TO the series
OF songs assigned the young baritone. Mr..
c. d. O'Sullivan, one of which. List to My
plaintve Heart" is contributed by Profess
SGT Louis Schmidt, who has q neat faculty
for composition in this way.
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VerdI,s Mannanimitv.

AS General Tournon Of the Italian army
was returning to the garrison at Rayenna a
few weeks ago he entered into conversation
with digniiied old man sitting in the same
compartment OF the railway car. In the
course Of the discussion the general ex-
pressed his admiration of the Italian school
Of music, while the stranger, in eloquent
terms, upheld the superiority Of the Ger
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-14

A theatrical organization. including Miss
Fanny Young. Miss Nellie Young, Mr..
George H. Trader, Mr.. Thomas Kierns, Mr.
II. c. Hockey and others, will make tour
of the southern portion Of the State, begin
ming about the end of March. The repertOry
will comprise the comedy drama ''Sir Simon
Simple" better known under the name OF
Not Such Fool as He Looks" and "a
Victim of Circumstances" recently pro-
duced at the Alcazar
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DaIy's WAY.

In arranging L'Amoureuse" for the
American stage, Augustjn DAILY adopted
the novel plan OF having four translators
work over the French original The man
ageT then selected the best translation and
embodied the good ideas Of the other three.
Although Mr.. Daily has given his name to
so many adaptations, it is said that he d es
not read French or German fuently, and
engaged translators for the foreign works
that come into his hands This partly ae-
counts for such absurdities as Leah, the
Forsaken," by Augustin Daily.
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SHE LOST HER VOICE,
A Well-KnOWn Actress Loses Her
Voice and Health,
And Tells the Story of Her Complete Re-
cOyery of Both.
New York Tribune.

Mrs. Carrie Pettingil, better known to
the public as Carrie Frazer, the actress. now
residing at 176 Forsyth street, this city. said
to the writer:
"a few years ago in Baltimore l caught a
severe cold. l could not speak above a
whisper. 1t was caused, the doctors told
me- by bronchial catarrh.
''At first it was only severe cold. but it
grew worse, and had to leave the company
ana come home. A dreadful cough soon
got hold of me, and l put mysel II under the
best medical care and had only a slight
benefit.
"My appetite failed me and could hardly
bear the sight of food, and the little l ate
had no taste and lay like piece of cad on
my stomach. l gradually lost weight and
strength.
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Tho Rtinn.

Miss Hollis has done a fair weeks busi-
ness with The Tigress." Last night she
appeared as Stephanie de Mohrivart in For
get-me-not," ana created decidedly favor
able impression in the part. The next at
traction at the house viii be Alike" which
has not been seen in this city for some
time. The company has been strengthened
for this production. Mr.. David Davies APP
bears as the Marquis Cesaranue
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This new and original comedy, Of which
lengthy and special notice has already been
made, will be run for another week at the
New California. Mr.. Roland Reed has es-
tabisbed himself as a firm fayorte in the
eccentric part Of Stuyyesant Filbers. The
comedy will be succeeded next week by
Hanlon's great spectacular pantOmime
novelty called SupeTba first time in San
Eranpiarn
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man composers. "SaY what you will"
finally broke out the soldier, after vain at
tempts to convince his companion of the
correctness of his views, but one act OF
'Rigoletlo' is worth more. in my opinion.
and contains more genuine music than all
the operas and works of the German COM
posers combined" 81 thank YOU for the
compliment" came tine reply. (which flat
tiers me, as am Verdi; but despite that
cannot agree with Ynu.'
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UmbeTtO Spinoa, young nobleman and general
commanding the Geuoese army..............
Observation-Disclosures. ........... W arwfCk GaynOr
Arten STA. Princess OF Iaiasp!Ha. Grace Vernon
Marquis FIIipp0 Sebaslani, nephew TO the PrIn-
Phil BTansOu
Ricardo, Young nobIeman and friend 70 I'M
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NOu Schuien, colonel 90 TIE service OF the Duke
OF LImJury. ...... " Cornell
.............. .......,.... Ferris Hartman
Elsa. his oracle PiaisteI
Gi1i. captain OF the guard Lena Salinger
Theresa, captain % Artemista'S Ruard..........
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This well-kDown romantic actor, with an
excellent supporting company, will begin
one weeks engagement tomorrow night at
tbe BusA-stTeet Theatsr, presenting the IA
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-14

After a fortnighTs successful run with
Falka tie 1ivol management will re-
yiYe "The Merry War" at that popular
thcatcr for the first time in seven years.
The argument is quite well known TO our
readers. The title comes from the hosili-
ties which occur during the action Of the
opera. between two petty States, Genoa
and Massa CaFarra, caused by the TACT that
a fayoTite dancer his made simultaneous
engagements At the theafeTs Of each, the
disputed question being which OF the con-
tracts the dancer shall fulfill.
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$40 a Month Until April /.

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Drs. Blair & Neal make the following offer
They will treat all persons, no matter what
their disease, if it is possible to cure or give
relief, with the same skill and attention as
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treatment before April 1 will be charged
only SO a month as long as under treat
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Narlowe, res gned their parts. It was TO
this fanciful res EnatiOn that Quick and
Lee Lewes owed much IF their early celeb
Iirv f0r. contrary 10 the declarations Of the
knowing ones, John Bull welcomed this
comedy with cheers, and, by the aid Of
Goldsmith. Nature and Laughter resumed
their Hoaars on The British stage. The piece
is considered by some .r.-iCs q farce; but
it must he T2B5ei among the farces Of
q man Of genius.
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LADIES' MERINO VESTS Jersey sleeves, reduced fror
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More Stars.

II the craze for starring continues much
longer, says a New \ OTk paper, the stars"
will find il d.fii ult to secure people to make
up their supporting companies Tho first
idea Of every comedian or sOubrette who
makes a small success in a minor part
seems to be the securing Of q hacker who
viii exploit him or her as a stellar lumlnHry
Of the first magnitude. 1t is now announced
that Edwin Stevens, who has been one Of
the principal comedians at the New York
Casino, is TO have his own company next
season. Mr.. Stevens has never shown talent
sufficient u warrant him in such risky
enterprise.
The Saturday Morning Orchestra.
The debut concert Of this music organi-
zati0n, under the direction Of Professor J.
II. Rosewald and in aid Of the Ladies Pro-
lection ard Relief Society, will take place
at Metropolitan Temple, Tuesday evening,
February 16 The members OF this or
chestra, it viii Ge borne in mind, are all
ladies. born, for the most part. in this city.
the majority unmarried. They VIII render
the1olloTing programme:
J. Overture ('Si jetais Kol) Adam
2 Eemtul sceuce Of .Ianuhauser'' ...... Wagner
g. Prayer and Darcar0le ('NDrth Star 81 Meyerbeer
Mss May worth.
4. ImpTomptu CHarpsouuds')- .JuDgmann
''-' " Mr. j. H. Rosswald. 1'''' -
s. Intermezzo .............
CoJ "Cavalieria Ru5ticanai Mascazui
T. Carnival OF Venice" ................... Benedict
Mrs. Ivy Wandesf0rde Kersey.
8. over turs CNabucodon osor") ............ Verdi
sOLoIsTs FOR THIS CONCERT;
hrs. Ivy Wandesforde kersey Vocalist
Miss May Worth Vocalist
Mr. j. II. Rosewald. .Niolinist
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srrAFr RoBsoy's PR0DrcrToy.

STUART ROBSON. : PRODUCTION.
In Mr Robson production Of She Stops
tc Conquer to be offered at the Baldwin
(. morrow evening, 10 pains have been
spared to em5ellSh this fine old comedy
with 2 setting worthy Of its modern revival.
The original Production mentioned above.
vas shabby affair. as Coleman, having
taken Il under pressure, as It We're, was not
Inclined 70 waste much tine or effort in
adjoining n, even If the accessories Of those
DAYS had admitted Of such adOTnment,
which they did not. But ever since then,
with the full advantages Of modern stage
art, managers and actors have alike denied
to this rare old comedy q proper setting,
until Ar stuart Robson took it up. lie has
made Of 10 q delightfully."- gorgeous stage
picture. In the wood scene in the last act
there is an artistic handling Of stage lights
which brings out the gi0TIes OF an autumGal
day with startling realism, the effect being
further heightened by a carpet Of leaves on
tie stage and the dropping Of others from
tie trees.
THE CAST.
THE original epiiCgue. omitted By man.
ayers. VIII ne Spr ken by Mrs. Robson, Miss
Br-hr ard Ar, RCbscp.l
~r taaries MARROW i. Everham
@ 'i- %" et.-s'-t - ..---i "a ~" 0Dl
-raeas-e George ; Woodward
jas ..... Carl smith
it-s.or. John L. ooders0n
Tanner Isounc ..........,.... Lawrence Naming
ez 1ruzslus..... -.....-.......J ose3h Zahner
-a-f -.-. george NeAt
A -'-lt S-lt
El-- ilarl1as- lTs hotsoH
4fE Hard al.e u 70. Gabrielle Achean
-.-s NlT.I.e observation-disclosures. 1Tss Amy Busby
L-tt5 .-...... Miss olive Nay
GOLDSMITH AED HIS CRITICS.
The critics Of G0IdsmitIs time, used TO
Q. e a-iuc.a! flavor Of the sentimental COM
ely then prevailing, denounced The Good
3.
t.tr-ue. Goldsmith struck back at them
vlta q choice biz Of satire in the first act Of
she >toops to Conquer" After Tony
LAM klU's song ore Of the ale-bOuSe loung-
els says: II loves t0 hear him sing bekase
he never gives MS nothing that's low"
80, dash anything that's low; 1 can't
bear H." says number three.
Tine gauteel thing IS the genteel thing
g ter all. If 50 be that gentleman be'S III
q confederation accordingly
" Ike the maxim OF 1t, Master Muggins.
What though ! am obligated to dance a
bear, a man may be a gentleman f0I al
at. Nav this be my Uois0n if my bear
ever dances but 10 the very genteelest Of
tunes Water Parted or the m!nuet in
'ATaGEe'"
Tie humOr Of this exquisite ret0rt seems
TO nave been lost On the critics, for they
proceeded to attack 'Sbe St0Ops to Con-
Quer' ca the same grounds. Butthe people
crowded the theater and laughed til they
could laugh DO more, and now after over
hundred years they laugh just as heartily
as ever; proof positive that tie play, IN
stead Of being low and vulgar, was simply
delici9usly rue to nature, and humorous il
the pure spirit OF comedy.
In Stuart R7bson's revival be proposes to
himself play Tony Lumpkin, whose keen
relish FOX a practical joke stops al nothing.
and whose thick-headedness IS som etimes
on The brink Of completely overturning his
. own pans.
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A.comic opera in three acts, is announced
at the Orpheum for ono week, commencing
tomorrow evening, February 10, with the
following cast by the New York Opera
COmiQue Company:
MarjOaiue. Telua Evans
Ayeiine, the stewards daugnter....... Bebe FInng
PeterSchOp the steward Charles n Drew
Frickel. young clock maker Henry Halam
Annibai dc PEstrsp ade George Oml
Paiau6 10 Van der Boom. Douglas A. Flint
DEsconbiac. AnnibaPs ! ... Frank Valerga
The burgomaster.....-........ ...FTed w haYar
A crier Ed Fyke
The opera is in Lecocq's best style,
Astounding in pleasant arias, rOndOs, coup
let's, duets, triOs and Quartets, while
plquant SuggestiyeneSs runs through all the
text. The motive is a virtue contest"
among the village girls in Flanders, and a
test made by Annibal Of Marjolaine's right
to the prize 1t is quite as free in its style
as La Iimbale d'ATgeEt." Here is speci-
men cOuplet from tine third act:
ANNTBAL-ApTi brings back the lovely days,
The lilies and the Leaflets blowing,
and love awa6es again and plays;
Buds are out, and the streams are flowing,
and the streams are flowing.
Tbs is the moment, you know,
When, in the charming spTlng-tme weather.
Lovers say Sc Let us go"
Lovers say, " Let us 60
To the country awhile together"
Lovers say, 4" Let Us go, let Us go
To the country awhile together"
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/ would sit up late at night. dreading to
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hawking and raising phlegm. Sometimes
this phlegm would seem to be dropping back
into my throat.
"In the morning felt worse then when
went to bed. and on rising | would have Sc
we're pains, usually ia my left side, some
times in the right, also sharp pains IN my
chest, through to my shoulder blades. L
Thought sure it was consumption. My
throat was nearly always swollen and raw
inside, SO it hurt me to talk, while my eyes
became so weak and infamed that l could
not read the papers by gasight.
g read in the papers of cases cured by
DR.. Blair and associates when their troubles
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I'm two months [ thought Ilwas entirely
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years, and weigh twenty-four pounds N ore
than | did sixty days ago. My cough has
entirely left me, 40 more headaches or pains
in my side or chest, and my throat is quite
we'll My friends stop and stare at me in
amazement when | meet them, noticing the
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Don't forget how highly am pleased at
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TIE THBhIERS.
THE PLAYERS.
What Stuart Robson Promises at
The Baldwin.
JENES O'NEILL At TIE BUSH STREET.

IT, L.Td P. StJ.kW8lI'S Change Of Base.
Longs BaIsft-C0lT2it'S Opera" The
CIG1 Friend" in Its Last Week Bust
ness al The Minor Th9ateS-" BlIT Kilg
Hal Tl3 Biiu 1.-THE Saturday
E9TliIg 0IG1Sr3-ETagl and D0m5S-
tic Notes.
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