The morning call., 1893-12-31
..Drawiuq-Near.

Inc end OF Encouragement OF. Tile Amer can
Extravaganza Company at*tle- Grand Opera;
house is drawing near..:The last performance
Will be given a week from Saturday, and::the
company win then leave to fill engagements in
the East. 'SrDadn has been: doing a til irving
business and the Indications are that. 1t viii
continue. 10 play To- big houses until the end.
The organization .@Enext .Alay present a the
Chicago Opera heuse-an entirely new spectacle
entitled Aladdin .It.isyery unlikely, how
ever, that Calfornians. unless they go East
VIII have an opp0rtunily.io see IT.: as next year
David henderson has "a bout. decided nOt to
bring bis brig eXtray 10 ANA oygaulZaIIQn- to the
coast. Next week Will likely. be; The last. time
ihe people OF San francisco Will be a Bile to en-
Joytne+ cOmlcalitieS of Eddie -Foy; the clever
singing 0frHenfy Norman. the amusing antics
OF All and Benz or the bright burIesque>w work: Of
w i'll Armstrong;; J0se1h TrDoner: Jack Gull
mette. louise. Royce; Ftankle: NJ Raymond,
Ada: Deaves, Bessie. Lynch. Nellie Lynch and
'therest of The bright co1trie of Artists.
tThe second edition; of. the great spectacle
goes on: Tonight, and ;wiil MI HpIhe present
week. AT The end OF: that time lie entire cenl-.
pany and all the :seeneryand effects Will be
Segt by special train. 10 Silt Lake City, from
there travelling East, aud shortly returning TO
the home theater. the Chicago Opera house:
=: The changes 10 be made to- D leht will include
"A ."RalnbOw" ballet. with novel electric light
eifects::"""T B0WeTy' dance in.eliaracter; 1.-The
prevailing musical slCcess; .'Mamie.,' sung by
Edwin FDy. and James i. Sullivan, aided by "a
large chofus; a. song by VIII. NJ. Armstrong,
a
song by II envy Norman called We See sad
Sights Ashore" -. =.
Last night finished the Third week of Sin,
.bad3S engagement fere,: aud The business.so far
ltas been exceedingly large. A special New,
:Iears matinee:wi be given To- morrow after
nooni aud The last lnatinee. on, next Saturday.
The TivoEi's Holiday Show.
: AT this popular place of amusement the fan
tastc. musical spectacle, The Island of
Jewels" has achieved "a great. success, and the,
auditorium IS nightly crowded TO the doors:
Another evidence of the great hit made is.the
advance sale, which is larger than. ever before
known al this theater.< Ii far exceeds that of
1.-The Hoolah,' "Ali Baba;' 'Ship- Ahoy', and
"a Rip Van Winkle," The great successes of The.
Tiyoli for:the season:
=: The many novelties in scenery, costume,
gtOuling. arcblng and song and dance have
alEmet wiih:gre a success. The spirited med
ley@finale TO tile seconG act, the electric march
of Precious Stones and TESTS WOndrous beauti-.
ful Transformation. ;"CaliOEnia's' Growing:
Gl0tyz9 Sulset City," hayeall won favor. Ferris
Hartman. Thomas c.. lseaEy, Phil Branson.: +.
N. Knight, George .Qmt, &c Eacie Patsted, Tillie
salTnger, Fannie Eiddlard. Garfield Roma aud
Maggie FRANCISCAN the leading roles all work
successfully, with the: great amount OF vim
and go that. make all their varied Specialtes
popular: The chorus. ballet,and orchestra all
lend good aid The management have In
.plepaTat!on New Years version which Wi
include several. new'aDd novel: speelalties and
the Introduction Of alEtHe latest :Eastein songs.
The Island of Jewels'' IL just the show Tor
this season, light, bright and amusing. of great
Interest TO ladies and cnildfen, and one like all
eXlEaYaga mas that permits:..of< being seen
several times: Among the new songs: in
preparation are % NJ arguerie of Monte Garlic"
a song made famous. III London by Lettie .Liud
apd:in This country: by Lott1e Collins; - Ii o0k
and kye, "a comedy song. by Joseph Hart. and
De h ovens. latest ballad "Pll Promise Thee,
an ans wer 10 his Promise Ale..,' - 49,.
:. The Island of Jewels! WILDE continued in.
definitely - 49,.