The morning call., 1894-11-08

not a pie asaut object TO look at. as one may
judge by his picture. but when once he gets his
dark digits on the keyboard OF piano hi.
looks do not co unit. His wonderful music
absOrbs all attention.
Following is the programme:
"La Cascade Powers
InJermezzo .cavaiileria Rusticaua'. .Mascagni
"Deta Kappa Epsilon March" Alfred Pease
Reproduction OF music performed by local
musicians
Analysis OF chords
spelling By sound and piano.
River storm ............----- Blind Tom
Three airs simultaneously
&" Hungarian Rhapsody No. ~ ............... List
Imitation ch urch organ
Limitation scotch Tiddler' ........... Paderewski
I'm tatiOn guitar and banjo.
Imitation OF Uncle Charley.
naEuIka faderewskI
I'm tation Scotch bagpipes
Imitation Of railway train ..................
1.-The Battle of Manassas ............. Blind Tom
Mr.. aud Mrs. Kendall will be seen for the last
time at the Baldwin tonight in Tom Taylof's
romantic drama. Lady Clancarty." On Friday
evening and for The Saturday matinee they
VIII present that favOrIte comedy, "a Scrap OF
Paper" adapted from the French of Sardou.
BY request their farewell performance on
Saturday evening VIII be devoted TO sydney
Grundy's charming comedy, "A White Lie"-
the hit of The Kendall season in this city.
Robert Downing and his company at the New
California, with 1.-THE Gladiator" have held I'D
stoutly IN point OF attendance against the
counter political attraction out OF doors The
young American tragedian and Miss Eugenia
Blair have placed themselves very firmly in the
liking OF the public. Next week Will be de-
voted TO the great romantic drama, "IDgOmar,"
adapted from the German by the Irish au.
thoress, Maria Lowell.
The Growers and company are doing lively
lRaaf III
drama OF New York lite, "Cad, the Tomboy"
Although II has been before the public twelve
years or more IL is as much picture OF the
lie OF today as when first presented to the
tions OF well-known actors, which he gives as a
sort OF interlude The mimetic quality is
largely developed in Len junior.
At Morosco's Grand Opera-hOuse the Newell
brothers Twins are doing remarKa able work In
piece called The Operator'-one OF those
dramas where the players are better than tile
play. The Messrs. Newell have had the ad-
vantage OF an excellent education, in the law
as we'll as other of the learned professions
out OF doors they are gentemanly fellows who
In conversation show their rearing. On the
stage they display good deal of tact in tile
way they adapt their abilities 20 the pleasure
OF the audience.
Jupiter" Will fill out this week at the Tivol
and. provided with new equipment of songs,
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third one before The appe lite OF The public for
Smiths oreratic extravaganza is stated. Special
attractions are being prepared at this house for
the holidays.
HE Orpheum is running on full time at pres
ent with lot of fresh attractions from the
East. The winter vaudeville season began at
ms popular music hall on November ., and
from all appearances il will run until next
spring without single frosty snap.
Last night there was comic opera EXPOSE
tion by ScheePs great orchestra at the Audi
torium, IN which selections from Ofeubach
Strauss, Miilocker and SupDe were given and
we'll given, too. Tomorrow evening the hall
WIFI be again crowded 10 hear this admirable
Dand In ihelr eighth symphony concert.
Great preparations are being made for the
coming matinee benefit OF the German Press
Club at the Baldwin Theater on November Is.
Prominent incidents VIII be The California de-
Dut OF TWO remarkably good singers just from
Europe-the Baroness Won Meyerlnck aud Miss
y. IL. Sistermans, the latter possessing certain
stately beauty that demands more than a
passing glance.
Miss Helen Kellehers dramatic and mu steal
recital VIII be given at Calvary Church this
evening. The promise is that the attendance
VIII pc large and fashionable; first. because
Miss kelleher Is widely and favorably known,
and, second because she IS fully able 10 cope
with the task she has undertaken.
Mr.. II. j. Stewards sixth and last organ re-
eital takes place at the First Unitarian Church
on Saturday, November 10. On this occasion
the series, as the audience will select, with
limitation, numbers wherein the orgaDist had
shown his Skill and which pleased them at the
first performance.