The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-19
Personal and Other lettings.

resounded, 'OnIy eighty per cent, Joey. eighty
per cent"
Personal and Other lettings.
1t is reported that Manager Walter has en-
gagged the Tavary Grand Oprra Troupe to ap-
pear at the Orpheum shortly.
Mr. Charles Thomas, partner OF Mr.. Charles
Fl. Hoyt In his dramatic business enterprises,
died in Tucson, Ariz.. last Thursday night. 18th
inst, of consumption. He was much liked in
the profession and his death is much regretted.
MIR. Philip Hastings announces that Mr..
Samuel Freshman, pianist, and Mr.. Nathan
Laudsberger. violinist, assisted by Mr.. Louis
Heine, cello. will give a series of four conc rts
10 be held al Golden Gate Hall, 625 suffer
STREET, on Wednesday evenings and at intervals
OF about three wees. The first will take place
early in December. and the programmes TO br
offered will embrace selections from the best
classical and modern composers.
A number of prominent society ladies and
gentlemen have rendered the CheValler de
kOntski, court pianist 10 the Emperor of Ger
many, a concert, TO be held at Union square
Hall tomorrow evening. His abilities are too
well known 10 require comment. and by par
ticultr request, In addition to o her numbers
he will play his celebrated awakening of the
Lion" Mrs. Maude-B Berry Fisher, Donald DE
V. Graham. Louis Heine aud T. Fletcher Tilton
Will contribute the rest OF the programme.
There viii be no reserved seats.
The COauelin- Hading Company OF Frenc b
players Will devote one night to Los Angeles.
AT the Wigwam the Muianbark troupe of
large number Of people. They are followed by
a large list OF variety acts that IN Ike this pOpu-
lar place Of amusement one of the most enjoya-
bic in the city.
William IL. Carleton will take out a new
Carleton Opera Company soon.
Henri Marteau. the famous young violinist,
arrived In New York November IL.
The Carr-Beei pops Will be resumed on the
goth January next
"Rush city, the new spectacular farce writ
ten by Gus Heege, and to be produced by
Manager William I. keogh about January 10.
Is said TO b. as lively as its name implies. yet
quite coherent III action.
Miss Bebe Nlnlng is singing Mrs. +. l..
McDermOtrs 1.-The Sweetheart OF All the Year"
WI the New South" in Boston.
Thomas j. Wilson married Mme COttrelly,
the actress, on October l In some town In
Bucks County. Pa, just where he refuses to
state. They met for the first time last January
in ST. Louis. MIR. Wilson is In Providence now
with his wife, but Is not connected in any way
with the Russell Comedians and Is TO go from
there 10 Texas on railroad business. He Is the
son Of me Rev. II. Ii. Wilson OF Philadelphia
Nine. Patti, who has been indisposed from
the effects of rough sea voyage since her
arrival In New York on the Lucania, has now
entirely recovered.
Florence 81. sJohn the English bouffe star.
Will return to the United States next season
and star under the management OF Marcus
Mayer.
Mrs. G. W. Sumner of Boston is acting "a adj
vince agent for the Mendelssohn Quintet Club.
of which her ia her, Thomas Ryan, Is the man.
ager. Mr.. Ryan is the only active member left
Vi tue uiiSiudi LIBERALIZATION.
Ethel Vincent, soprano of the opera company
at the Union-squarr Theater, New York, says
she Will sue Marie Tempest, the English opera
Doufhst, Tor connecting her name with a
hcIional account OF an attempt TO poison by
means OF stTychnined bouquet
Minnie Palmer Rogers Is fighting against
YOURS MerrllyD' IN his attempt TO procure a
divorce. John Rogers does not subscribe him
self as merrily as he was wont.
The Coqueu-Hadlng Company will arrive In
Boston IN December and play at the fremont
drrr in
week.
A ladies' reception. to be given under the
auspices OF Golden Gate Lodge No. 6. P. q. o.
Elks. will be given on Thursday afternoon, No.
" mber 3D. al the Grand Opera-hOnse
Professor Richard A. Lucchesi will give his
"Serata Musicae" on December 6 prox'. AT the
k0hleI & Chase Music Hail. Great care will he
taken Ia arranging one OF the best programmes
OF the season.
j. W. Shannon. an excellent actor, but who
has BEEN teaching for some time, Will reunlte
himself with the profession In the next NAV at
the New York American.
Henry, c. Jarrett. the old "Black Crook"
jarrett, mas returned from his trip TO Japan
He brought no light of Asia back with him
katharine Clemmons, the handsome actress
VINO Is sometimes called CallfOrnienne and
sometim an English woman, who started
recently in the Eastern States on a starring
tour. has collapsed In the struggle against poor
business, and is very i'll.
ager l.. T. Stockwel and bis daughter Polly,
who appear in maine aud Georgia" at the
Fourteenth street Theater
Sol Smith Russell Is trying new versions Of
his old pieces at Days. New York.
Inr sun remarks: The gone but not forgot
ten Henry +. Dix Is recalled TO the memory
OF many VINO see Henry Irving, whose man
nerisms and appearance were initiated with
wonderful accuracy. down TO the smallest tone
ana movement, by the comedian IN "AdOnis."
III Is hard 10 exclude tile comic Dixey from a
mind bent on the enjoyment OF the seriously
Impressive Irving.
Jennie YeamaDs comes forward In her own
defense. when told by the New York Sun that
she plays parts in her own way instead of r.
specting the authors ideas. She proudly sends
what she regards as a vindicatiOn. 1t consists
OF proven figures. showing that Jane" drew
more money 10 The Harlem Opera-house In one
week than anything else this season, only ex-
ceptlng robin Hood" and "The Girl Left
Behind Me-" Miss Yeamans' point Is that she
succeeded because she did not initiate John
stone Bennett, and that under no other treat
W ment would Jane" already worn out In New
fotk, have experienced such revival.
mere Is (says the New York Herzld) an
Amy OF disappointed playwrights In New
iork-men and women, young and old, rich
anu po0f-whc have consumed gallons OF mid
niknt oIls and heaven only knows how much
cay matter, In writing farces, comedies.
aIainas and tragedies doomed to reach only
the waste basket after ali.
"H0w did you come to write The Middle
Iian asked an Interviewer OF Henry Arthur
o , III hls library In London The title, Gu
,hIou ~, enougt, suggested itself then wrote
tue pay up to 1t. My first difficulty was to find
. suitable occupation for Cyrus Blenkarn, the
moshnan 10 the mtddleman's employ. looked
,,nnougn catalogue OF inventions at Kensing-
, ,ons uut could Ind nothing suitable for stage
.uea.nent My wife, however was very much
sono On oeyres china at the time, and she said
70 hin, me ,, one day: why not make potter Of
n' ~ auo potter he therefore became"
One OF the subordinate associates OF Steve
ntou.o III ON the Bowery" Will be the fam Gus
ne-saver ana actor, Cap Clarke, whose carte
C 1v v,site describes him as "King of Atlantic
Clty ana THE man who broke the Jockey who
uioke the g,ri who broke the man who broke
a complimentary dinner will be given Henry