The morning call., 1893-01-19
OUR ADJUSTMENTS.
MidWeek Notes of Business
at the TIleaters.
SsaclCwater With All of Them Except
ing the -MolIenhaner's
Concert Tonight.

"Mr. Barnes OF New York" has proved
a fair draw at the Stockwel. The cast
generally are doing themselves great deal
OF credit in the Interpretation or the play.
no one mere so than Mr.. Nick Long, as the
French aristOcrat, second Of Antonio in
the fatal duel, and afterward lover OF his
sister Marina. Long never forgets himself
when he Is speaking English with an sac
cent" and holds his tongue and his
action well together. The piece will run all
this week and be succeeded by Days "a
Night Cf." in which Messrs. StockwelI and
0sbonrne both appear. Seats are selling
rapidly.
Faust" will only take up this week at
the TIyoli. The next presentation Will be
LA Belle Helene" travesty. in the orig
nal full Of c0loriug. which, however, will
be nicely toned down and in a great meas
ure eliminated by competent revisors before
1t is offered to the fastidious taste of San
Francisco audience. The opera. however.
is full OF good music ard bright situations.
II the Iibretto is too highly seasoned In
places the discreet auditor can sneeze and
think no more about IT.
Miss George Woodthurpe and company
are filing the Grove-street Theater with
1.-The French Spy'-Miss Woodthorpe play
ing Mathide. Another attraction is in prep
aratlon for next week.
Bernhard Mollenhauer, famous as VIC
llnist all over the United States as well as
in Europe. will give a grand concert at
Irving Hall this evening. in which he Will
introduce a number of popular as we'll as
classical pieces. His piece de resistance in
H.. - 81. 81 H.. D.
come" which he will play by the general
request Of his admirers. Mollenhauer is an
adept with the violin, and stands in the
front rank with such artists Wihelmji.
Remenyi and others who have made them
selves famous in this country as artists OF
the bow Some go further and say he is the
superior of all violinists who have appeared
before the American public.
Signora Angelina Casati (contralto of the
Italian Opera gave a grand concert at
Irving Hall last evening, which ought TO
have been better attended. Signora Casati
distinguished herself in the ArsRce cava-
tina from Rossinps "Semiramide." and also
in the duo ''Ai nostri morti," with Mr..
f. Mitchell, from Nerdi's ii Trovatore."
The occasion was notable, furthermore. In
asmueh as it brought that excellent tenor,
Mr.. Ugo Talbot, once more before the
DuDllC. lie WAS great III 1OSbl TDDjauZl.
"Non YER" and also asserted himself
in the grand "Rigoletto" quartet. IL is a
matter Of surprise TO the musical circles of
this city that singer Of TalbOts splendid
ability should isolate himself as he has been
doing for some time past Like Achilles,
he has been suking In his tent for some
reason. We want more OF Talbot.
RehearsaIs OF His Majesty King Ca
depza," the Roberlson-Stew light opera.
to be produced for the benefit of the Poly
clinic at the Grand Opera-house on Febru-
airy 3. are proceeding very satisfactorily Tor
all concerned. The cast will be as follows:
King Cadenza Charles j. Dickman
Princess End................M Mrs. Mary W. Williams
frlme minister. v ~ mlils
Crown Prince. Donald de " Graham
Tho MOCK Prlnce. .......................1 T. WASH
tmpresario Elmer ue rue
Prima Dona... MIS-. l.. Brechenin
The scenery is by Forrest Seabury. the
costumes designed BY Miss Florence Ora
ham, sister OF Donald de V. Graham, and
the stage management will be under the
supervision of Mr.. Ferdinand Urban. All
the principal singers, excepting Mr.. +. o..
=: Mills and Mrs. Brechemiu, appeared in
bluff King Hal" Mrs b. is the vile of
soprano Voice. The gavot in the second act
will be danced by twelve couples. There
will be 100 people on the stage-eight prin-
cipals. twelve special and eighty general
chorus. There will be three stage settings:
| /, exterior of royal palace at Patata; 2,
| ruined thr0neroom of the palace; 3. garden
of the palace. There Is every reason to be-
| lieye that the first performance will be a
crush so far as attendance is concerned.