The morning call., 1893-11-13
THIS WEEK ONLY.
Old Nuremberg the New
Attraction.
Everything i'm the Artistic Show at
the Pavilion Ready for Big
Crowd Tonight.

"Old Nuremberg" at the Mechanics
Pavilion seems to be an entertainment
quite Tout of the common" and one likely
to be visited by every one who pretends to
keep up with the times.
Apart from the woIthiness OF its bene-
ficiary, the Women's Educational and In
dustrial Union, which seeks to provide
women with the means Of earning an
honest livelihood, the show. as seen at its
opening on Saturday evening, offers his
toric and artistic inducements of high
order. The quaint old houses, the odd
wares, picturesque costumes-all con ceived
and executed in spirit of absolute fidelity
to history-exert peculiar fascination
over the mind. AntiQuarians might rave
over it and novelty-mongers seem plunged
in another world in its atmosphere.
Then there is the thrice-curious sensa-
ton of a comminglement of the ancient
and modern. A thousand grOtesQue ana
chronisms whet the fancy. That charming
Nuremberger maidens should serve post
Office 400 years ago is charming instance
of these piquant incongruities; but who
cares so long as the girls are bewitching
and ready to entertain in tongue familiar
to the ordinary, romantic young San Fran
ciscan?
Everybody will try to see "Old Nurem.
berg some evening this week. Fresh at
fractions are promised each night, and, as
q rendezvous, cheap and charming Tor
young and old, 1t is liBely to recommend
itself as being worthy of more than one
visit.
Who would not pay the admission price
to be- transported into historic old Nurem-
berg, If only for one hour? Yet when to
this possibility are added the attractions
MI he Ui ri iah
dancing, choicest modern music, choral
and instrumental, the knowledge that Wis
itors will meet friends and be Sin the
SWIM" the opportunity offered at tine Pa
yilion this week must seem well nigh IT.
resistible.
Following are some Of the programmed
attractions for tonight, although there are
also scores of Unbllled delights:
Overture. I'll Barbiere de Sevilla".. .Ros,ini
Gavotte. "Sincerity Foelker
opani'n Miss Bessie Hinke.
Grand march of all participants. ...............
Grand chorus. Summer Fancies'. Metra
Women's Educational and Industrial
Union Choral. under the direction OF Mime.
Coursen- Roeckel.
Operate selection Ariel ...................Ba Bach
Directed by Dr. Emil stoessel
Sextet from Lucia di Lammermoor" .Donizetti
Grand chorus. kathleen Msvourneen".
Wcmen;s educational and Industrial %
Union Choral. under the direction OF Nine.
Ellen CourseD-Roecke
beau Ideal March" Souss
N0'0 Directed by Mr.. Benno Hirsch.
Waltz, blue Danube" (solo. duet and full
cnOTusJ.s...ss. otraueb
Women's Educational and Industrial
Union Choral. under the direction OF Nine.
Ellen Coursen- Roeckel.
Music by Cassassas First Regiment Band.)
At the players Booth" the following
choice programme is promised:
n,,0 AT CbaIaf
Messrs. Victor FIamand and Charles Pechin
accompanied by Joseph Roecksl
Song, "Come TO Me-. Donna
Miss Evelyn Manning.
Vocal Waltz MY Queen. Mattel
Miss Lottie Casing. accompanied by Joseph
RoeckeI.
Duetto LA Favorta" ...................Do niZetti
Senorita Andrea Mojica aud NJ. Charles Pechin
Mr. Alfred Wilkie, ballads. ........