The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
Midweek Notes of Business at the
Different TheaterS.

Different TheaterS.
Notwithstanding the draft Of the Roman
revival and the romanesque performance at
the Pavilion, the idyllic American play Tile
County Fair" draws full houses at the Stock.
well. Last night showed a crusher in point
Of attendance. all the more remarkable as
this is the third week of the run. Classics
are all very well in their way for a squirt,
but for steady business plays In the vulgate
have the call, it would seem. The average
American is not weary OF Abby PFue, be-
cause she recalls "reminiscences of rural New
England life, which 10 many in our cosmo-
Doltan city are things of beauty in
the memories Of early life that are a
just such benefieence as this en-
gsgement has proved. Ups and Downs
OF Life, by that prolific writer and we'll
Known actor, Mr.. +. A Scufamore, will be
seen at Storkwel's Theater following THE
County Fair" engagement. The story is
worked out in such manner as to render it
thoroughly interesting throughout. The aim
OF the author has been to portray the ups
and downs OF life with as much realism as
possible, and IN this he has succeeded ad-
mlrabiy. There is no straining after effect;
there i9 nothing but what might be wit.
messed In the vieissltudes Of ordinary life
The Tivoll was packed TO its doors, too,
" oCo 4hIoe liiiic DhliHEcI MdS
cast for the leading part but owing to the
serious illness of her mother, was obliged
to decline it in favor of Miss Fannie Lid
dard. who has m ade quite hit in it. This
lady is recent addition to the TIyoli COM
panv, and, like Miss SaIiBger, halls from
Australia, where she was brought out by
Manager James Williamson. She Is per-
sonabie young woman, without much voice,
but she is exceedingly active and graceful
In m ans lou
audience very closely; so much so that the
inquiries as TO who is the new lady?" are
constant at the door and box-Office. She
had recall last evening for the song and
dance with tambOuriue obbligato. Aus
traliaR talent, so far as the ladies are con-
ceTned. is evidently at a premium on the
TiyOli stage. 'Falka" will run all the
week.
The Grove-street Theatsr is amusing
plenty of people with Daddy Nolan" one
Of Dan Suliy's comicalities.
The fourth concert OF the sixteenth sea-
son Of the Loring Club will take place at
Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday evening,
April q. An excellent programme has been
prepared for the occasion.
Subscriber" is Informed that Miss Ma
tilda Heron appeared for the first time in
San Francisco land California at the
American Theater, then at the northeast
corner of SansOme and Helleck street
Originally Richmond street,, on the 26th of
December, 1858. She sustained the part of
Blanca, and was supported by Lewis Baker
as FaZo, the title role.
The BOstonians have been doing land
Office business outside of San Francisco. At
the Marlborough Theater. Oakland, Man
ager Motbersole, the three performances
ending last night crowded the house to its
utmost capacity, and the advanced sale for
Stockton Tomorrow evening at the Yosemite
Theater, also controlled By Mr.. Mothersole,
has reached over S1100. The popularity of
this opera company is shown by the fact
that nearly 100 people went from this side
to attend the performance at the Macdon-
ough last evening.