The morning call., 1894-01-30

all San Francisco boys, by the way, TO the
music of Gounod's "Funerai maIch ol d
Marionefte did some very llbe and graceful
leo work HAYES finally succeeding IN Kicking
two hats four feet apart and Nix feet above the
ground at once. The 'AValos, prayed on Two
Sylophones and without hesitation jumped
from Rossinfs civilian TelP' TO the High
ScD0ol Cadet March" The amount and quail
inv of music extracted from the wooden lnstru-
ments was revelation. COnroy and Fox re-
ceived a royal welcome and had some brand
new stories To tell. Fox borrowed a silk hat
from gentleman in the audience TO illustrate
a song. handed IL to his par ner, who in his ex-
element jumped all over 1t. A mild protest
was made by the owner, Mr.. Fox tried
10 make apology, and then German
gentleman arose from seat in the
orchestra, said that he did not like TO see any
one imposed on and Intended seeing Justice
done Immediately The house became silent,
ana as The discussion WaXed warm between the
Irlshmen on the stage and the TeHtonians in
tile audience an eXcitable individual yeIled
polIce !! COnroy and Fox beamed, The con-
IeQeFate ran up the aisle aud the audience
yeiied. The sketch, which introduces Miss
collins, "a Naughty Substitute" is clever and
AlOeft CHRISTIAN appears to very good atvan-
iage as The young curate. On the famous
- a-ra-ra" singers entrance there was a tribe
OF disappointment manifested, ana during the
Ieaolng OF her lines the audience grew some
WHAT impatient, but when she gave the first
lick ana commenced the dancing that set Lon
don crazy the dress circle applauded and the
gallery howled. Her work Is the personitci-
tloh OF agility and grace and her dresses are won
uerS. y,"the man with mysterious fingers"
ana AfVlllo, very clever imitatOr of musical
instruments and ventriloquist, complete the
OH which VIII undoubtedly attract large audi
enceS.
Patti Rosa, who by her vivaciousy quaint
citing may be fairly entitled TO the name OF
Roslna Vokes' successor, now that that amlable
and much amented artistic has passed away,
is entertaining appreciative audiences at the
D kWeH with a farce comedy called miss
Dixie" that overruns with bright things. Miss
Coote. Maurice Darcy and others III specialties.
ladies' and chlldren's matinee Will De gwen
on Saturday.
The Wards-James NJ. aud Carrie Clarke
propose TO interest Grove-street Theater pat
TOns with a very full. bodied Irish drama called
''Shamus O'BrIen," that has enough patriotism
In IL TO satisfy the most sanguiue member Of
the Clan-na-Gae and sufficient fun TO make
him laugh in the midst of his solemn resolves.
James NJ. Ward is a good comedian of the old
stock, but at the same time Is quite as modern
S Mr. Joseph Muir ply III his dramatic material,
ana mas a good zeal OF the rue acting splTH III
bis meth 90. He ought to play good engage
ment at the Grove.
The Tivoli runs 1.-The Beggar Student" for
another week, and according TO present appear
ances. the attendance viii not fall off. One of
the best evidences of the sOlidl;y of a show is
full house on the second Monday night of its
season.
The Press Club benefit next Wednes-
day afternoon at the Grand Opera
house will be a gay affair. Several young
ladies from the regular stage have promised 10
Of1iclate as pretty fi0werg girls. and many more
Will take part in the regular exercises.
Bernhard Molenhauer violin yirtuoso, will
appear In grand concert at Metropolitan Tenn
Die Tomorrow evening. He Will offer a pro-
Rramme OF rare excellence.
Nathan LaDdsberger and Samuel G. fetish
man will give their second concert at Golden
Gate Hail Thursday, February s, instead of the
day before, Ash Wednesday.
Twenty-seven new faces were seen at the
Orpheum Music Hall last evening. Fisher and
CroweIl, a high class comedy duo; Gus Bruno
Americas favorite mimic; Hallet and Carroll,
the nondescrpts; the three SeymOurs; the
famous PatricOlos, musical wonders from Pa
lermO Italy, in conjunction with he prodigy Lit.
tie Isabelle; the TOurage troupe of Arabs,
marvellous acrObats, positively last appearance
in California; the great singers, the Bison City
Quartet. also make their farewell; The ineom-
prehe nsible gymnasts, two franks; be brothers
La Rose. French acrobatS and originators of
/ the passing SommeTsault; the only Madeline
! Franks; Carmanelli and Lucille, Annie Clifton,
/ seriO- comic gem. and others VIII also be seen.
! he management IN securing This large list OF
new attractions IS to be cOmplimented, and the
! success of the Orpbeum will no doubt continue
! throughout the Mdwinter FAIR season. The
! customary Sunday matinee will be given at 2
/ O'Clock.