The morning call., 1894-03-04
Personal and Other Jottings.

Messrs. j. j. Gottlob and Charles Frye will
be detached from the business department of
the new California April L. Mr.. Gottlob will
receive a complimentary farewell testimonial
al the New California next Thursday evening.
Sandow. the strong man. is coming 10 the
Orpheum.
On Sunday evening. March IL, Immediately
following the closing Of James ONei's engage
menr at StockweIps. "Ole Olson VIII appear
for one week. Mr.. James I: McAlpine will
assume the lille role of Ole Olson. His sun
porting company is The best he has ever had.
Miss ) George Hussey will play her original
part In the play and there is no doubt but their
Er at success OF last season will oe repeated
The great Dalet spectacle 1.-The Black Crook
VII, be produced al this theater on March 20.
Marie jansen prefers an audience OF ladies 10
one OF eentl men. She states that women have
quicker perception of humOr. and that they
don't break the thread OF story by going GU.
between acts. When she sees the house full or
women, she says, she feels assured that the
play VIII go well.
IL is claimed that the receipts from the sea-
son OF grand opera under the direction OF
Messrs. Abbey, Schoeffel and Grau, including
the performances in New York. Philadelphia
ana brooklyn. Will aggregate about S55o,ooo.
A new aSpirant for h0DOrS as Shakespeafian
fragedian Is James Young, young man who
was BON In Baltimore In 1872.
Miss Clara Morris is essentially "woman's
actress" Women go TO see her because she
makes them cry. The dear. emotional Great.
ures. After Morris matinee of "Camille" or
something equally sobfui. 1t is curious lesson
the daylight with damp handkerchiefs pressed
TO their sympathetic eyes, saying 10 one an
other as they weep:
Haven't we Dad a good time 2"
Mr.. II. j. Stewart has been appointed organ
ist at Dir. Stebbins' First Unitarian Church.
Franklin and Geary streets, and commences his
duties this morning, having resigned his posi-
ton as organist and musical director OF Trinity
Episcopal Church.
Louis Schmidt ST.. has resigned his position
as OTganist at DIR. Stebbins' First Unitarian
Church, and commences his duties to-day at
Trinity Episcopal Church as organist and d.
rector of music.
Nine. Sara Palmer (Miss McGrew) has long
interview in the London Sun of February 6. 1t
appears she has been Joined by her father, Mr..
A. McGrew, well known here as lawyer and
journalist. but who, unfortunately has been
taken Ill since his arrival in London, and his
daughter, who is a prima donna of fame, is in
consequence prevented filling Continental en-
gagements, including six months OperatIc
tour of Russia.
Miss Georgia Cayvan has made quite stir 10
New York theatrical circles bv wearing M
menilonables In Pinero's new piece, THE
AmaZons." Her courage Is having the effect
OF increasing the success of The play. The
critics appear 10 be buster with Cayvan's
anatomy as displayed by the trousers than they
are In discussing the m eriis of Pinero's Latest
Edwin Hon, suffering from throat troubl :.
mas been eOmpelled to leave The "BosOnlaDS"
temporarily. at least. Charles BassetI has
been engaged TO take his place.
owen Fawcett of Daniel Frohman's Lyceum
comedy Company, Is probably one of the rich
est men 10 his profession. He is the owner of a
dozen dwt llings In Detroit besides being presi-
dent of an Insurance company. AS actors
grow rich IN this worlds goods they are apt TO
decline IN talent. Genius, like a well-fed bird,
may become too fat 10 fly high.
Before life late Steele Mackaye went on his
health seeking journey 10 the South Atlantic
which he was fat d never TO complete, he re-
celved Il benefit al HoOley's, Chicago, which
DeLted him about $1,000. Members of The pro-
fesslon showed the kindest sympathy for the
invalid.
Tna Nau, VorL S,r ~, ,ho a.o,t... -, r. =,
oil London melocrama in New York is empha-
sized by the failure OF "a Womans Revenge"
he Booths, Allan Poe and Francis Scott
Key were the dead Baltimoreans recently bou-
ored by the WOman's Literary CLUB OF that
city. In one of The papers read it was told that
The Booth family was of Hebrew extraction and
lived In Spain, where its name was Cabana
which, upon setting III England. was changed
to word OF equivalent meaning-Bootn.
bazaar
Lovers Of tba legitimate and in fact. ali
theater.goers, will be pleased to learn that
FredericN Warde and Louis James open their
engagement at the Baldwin Theatrr on Mon
gay evening M March r. 10 MAGNIFICENT pro-
with all that care and attention to detail hat
marked the performances OF tn Sc TWO -tars
last year. Mr.. Warde viii be the Yirginius
Mr. Louis James Appius CIaudius and Fanny
Bowman Virginia. The repertoire also in
Guides Damon and Pythias." Francesca ia
Rinui," THE Lions Mouth /" Julius Caesar"
The New South'' was we'll received in Phila-
dephia, says Stageland. and has elicit favor
able notices wherever it has been seen. Yet
there comes mouInful news thai Joseph Girls
mer, the star aud manager, has dropped $500
and is about 10 abandon 1t. "Ihe New
South" under such circumstances, is not for
Joseph.
Sarah Bernhardt has made an innovation in
Camille. She ends the sufferings OF that heroine,
properly and comfortably in bed.
After the PetugIni- Russell HobOken wedding
ceremony had been performed. and as the
brical party was about to lie the Office Of he
stout Jersey Justice who officiated, the bride
and groom were confronted with startling
suggest We sligo which hangs on the inner side
OF the Justices Office door. 1t reads, in en-
phatically big and lurid red J. tiers, 'COme
Againi'' Considering the number of times the
fair Lillian had "come" on a like srfand adds
the SIageland, the hospitable invH alton must
have had CHASTITY significance for PeTugini.
Randegger the English teacher of singing
said in recent interview that, considered a.
pupils for the study of music the Americans
have more ''go' than the En- lish. and they ars
much more enthusiastic. The English with
few exceptions. are more or less cold and self
conscious. This. however does not apply to
thu Scotch and Irish and Welsh. who are very
different
European Musical Items.
Translated from the Gazzetta Musicale OF Milan