The evening world., 1893-11-02
zEHRER ORCHEsTREs HIT.|
Pleasing Programme Given at
Madison Square Garden.
No "Tunquerny" Tor 'Frisco-Ncws
of tho Stage.

The Madison Square Garden amphI-
theatre was bright last night, and peo-
pie went there to hear the Ziehrer Or
chestra, which comes to New York
fresh from its triumphs IN "Oll Vienna"
at the WORLDS Fair. And n very adj
mirA1lc orchestra it proved Itself to be
long before the concert was over. Many
Of the coauoisseurs present agreed that
this Austrian band was ,nnitely pref
cradle to the German band that packed
the Garden n few months ago. Herr
G. NJ. Iichrcr himself conducted. and
the programme was a most excellent
one, containing much music that IL emil
nently popular with the masses. One
OF the numbers was composed by Ziehrer
himself. and called The Dream OF an
Austrian Keservist." 1t pleased the au-
dience immensely, for 1t contained many
artistic and agreeable phrases. The
band presented IA very ATTRACTIVE picture:
The men wore uniforms OF white and
blue, well-fittlng and pleasant to the
chestral concerts during the week will
miss O. treat.
Manager Daniel Frohmar says In spite
Of the San EranSIseo snnouneSmen!s to
queray" viii be playe. on the Pacific
coast by the PaImer-Hayman stock COM
p,any, that Pinerc,s play is the ex-
posed of the rights for San Francisco
or elsewhere, and as long Gs they re-
other Paula Than Mrs. Kendai. no other
Aubrey than Mr.. Kendall. The San
Francisco production of the play by
the Palmer Iayman stock company was
announced in several California papers.
Cora Tinnie. the arch young woman
who has more appearance than voice,
is back from boston, but still Under en-
gagement to F., =. Rice, who will place
n" !iis2'@ S Miss ! rianies desefiption Of the
o%onnubial bliss OF Mae Branson, form
erly the up-to-date chaRpie in 1892" is
S Gnn1y S Snd gs"p 2hs h Miss sTshTon r Of
Wh'cher. "Oh, her home is just too
lovely" exclaimed Miss Tinnie. ecstat-
nished out OF sight, with servants all
over the place. Mae was sewing cur
tains when / called. and it gave me
nineteen hundred Limoges vase"
Howard P. .Taylor. author Of Maine
ception of l.. r. Stockwell and his
daughter, the, cast of that play. when
1t Is produced at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre. Will be made up of New York
actors. Taylor, by the, bye. is the au
thor, or ndapter, of the following We.
hemently comnrehensiys list Of plays:
Sinner" "Snowfake." "Chrissy," Pig.
con-" Lady Ashley "Zopha," LITTLE
Puck" Vic" ''Dimples,' and The
Torment"
our Pacific coast critics sit upon us
gently, and condemn the record OF
.>ew iorks last theatrical year. The
resume of the past years dramatic his.
tory" says one, does not place tho
taste OF New York at any conspicuous
Empire city. 1t l. not much better
han San Francisco's record. The blots
upon San Francisco's 'scutcheon in thu
failure of Julia Marlowe and Capt
l.ettarblair' are quite offset by the sue
cess in New York Of "A Trip to China
town and the Black Crook A city
where iiiancne Walsh Is approved as 1
rising genius, and an Old e~Xtravaganz;
Of the middle ages has still power I,
pack a large theatre, cannot afford t
give itself airs"
Miss Nancy Mcintosh. the American
soprano. nov singing the leading role II
Utopia, at the Savoy Theatre. Lon
with w. 5. Gilbert. who is reported 4
be a terror" as a stage manager. Sh,
says that he is a most painstaking an,
delightful manager. IF you have don,
a thing wrong twenty times" she says
he win put you right the twenty
first, as amiable as II he were telling
you 4 new thing"