The morning call., 1894-07-24

punish her husband for the treacherous man
ner IN which lie won her hand from his friend,
Martlgnon. Ii Is said that when Miss Adams
mayed the tlpsy scene at Pamer's the Nv
nork audience rose and cheered her. The
more Stolld San Francisco PEOPLE did not
so conduct themselves last evening, and the
Iact IS there was no cause for such demon
st[atloh 1he Young lady has not made STUDY
Oh iheDrlety, and therefore her stimulation OF IL
Is cut little more than the actions of young
person slightly affected by wine for the nrst
tine This is all the effect intended and was
realistic only 10 that degree. There is very
GOOD llne in the conversation between MaTtig-
non and Suzanne Just as she makes her exit 10
carry out her revenge.
Had he not come between u.s." Martlgnon
says. Il might have been your husband"
This you have said many times, replies
Suzanne. please do not repeat 1t, or l VIII
mo IL IN my heart TO forgive my husband alto
gether."
Next Monday evening John Drew and bis
company will present christopher Jr. ~ tho
BALDWIN. 1t is four-act comedy by Madeilne
Lucette. and has been selected Dy MahaEet
Charles Frohman TO inauguraie Mr.. DfeWs
next season In New York, which begins at the
Empire Iheater in September.
When Harrigan came on the stage at the
California last evening he was very different
individual than when he played Dan Mulligan
in "Cordeias Aspirations last week. Instead
of being person who was TO be elevated by
his wife he felt SupTemely uncomfortable be.
cause his better half persisted IN selling poul-
Try and other articles of diet in public market.
In order 10 break her away from this occupa-
ton, which he thought would interfere with
his political hopes. lie even went so far as TO
bride negro TO steal the license obtained TO
continue her business.
"McSOrley's limitations" is forcible lesson
IN politics as they are conducted at present.
Joseph Sparks, as the cOlOred boss of the
ward, Introduces, the day before election, an
aggregation known as the charleston Blues"
just arrived from The South. When asked how
they can vote be calmly replies:
81 just had de same number OF cOonS sent I'D
to de island an dey was from de other party.
Twice as much for the money. SeeW Then
he goes out and changes $50 bill, giving Nc
Sorley counterfeit i've as part OF the change.
Later, when rendered the same five as a pay
ment for further valuable services be politely
declines, saying, Il carried dat around so long
dat Pm really tired OF it.''
AS sample of possible corruption when in
office, McSOTley states that Pm not the kind
OF a man VINO would put red herring in the lake
out at the park instead OF gold fish,"
Tie whole play is merry and entertaining
from the beginning TO end and Is well acted.
Charles Mccarthy Is the funniest male Iris
woman on the stage. Harry Fisher Is Ger
man comedian, VINO has been approved of by
New AOrk audiences Tor twenty-five years, and
Hattie Moore displays her marvellous veTsati-
ity by playing Mary NICK on as well as she did
the Little Duke at the 1ivOli fifteen years ago.
Torrance. Considering the fact that this COM
poser has written songs numbering nearly 400,
IL seems extraordinary that there should not be
a single one that is not catchy TO the greatest
degree. McSor!ey should initiate the California
during the remainder Of the week TO It's utmost
capacity.
The revival after long time Of Boucicaults
powerful "0ctorOon" drew large audience 10
the Grand Operah house last night. The central
feature of the performance was the reappear-
ance of Mr.. Theodore Roberts after a three
years absence from this city. Mr.. Roberts was
the WahnOtee OF the cast, and acted and looked
the part Of the heroic Indian to the utmost of
the possibilities of that character. Physically
we'll adapted TO the character, Mr.. Roberts de-
livered and acted his lines with admirable force
aud appreciation, and was the part TO the life.
The merit OF bis performance should enitle 1t
10 place beside the Indian character in The
Girl Left Behind Me-" in which lie acquired
so high reputation last year.
Lucille la Fern- continues steadily TO improve
In her acting. Her readings aGe always intel
ligent and her general presence and acting very
clever without being STACEY" AS the Oc-
forOOn Zoe" she made marked impression
on The audience last night. MesSrS. Smith,
Huntington. Holden ana Swain, and Misses
Elsie Hartman aud julia Blame also gave very
credllable performances OF their respective
roles, ana the smaller parts were well done
The stage management and the stage settings
were excellent. ana the introduction of plan
tatOn melodies was very acceptable. The
play should have successful run.
Mr.. MorOsco has under reading an original
play by a young gentleman. who has already
made some reputation as a dramatist, both in
this city and Sacramento. II deals with
familiar theme.
The revival Of Planquette's charming Grip
Van.Winkle' at The TiyOli last night met with
as decided an approval as did its production
few months ago. The performance of Mr.
Hartman the gOod-for- nothing Rip shows a
a.
much higher order of merit than the per-
fOrmances OF most operate comedians. Miss
SalingeT as Gretchen ana afterWard Meene
sang and acted with her customary cleverness,
while Miss Carrie Godfrey gave the somewhat
uGthankful part OF Katrina d very clever inter
probation. Little Edna Good In the first act
displayed great amount OF cleverness for
chlId actress. lie scenic effects were up to
tile standard uniformly preserved by this house,
and the piece will undoubtedly have run.
The introduction of new varieties every week
always draws a good crowd TO the Peoples
Palace. Those of this week added to the pres
ent favorites form very attractive programme
This is the last week of Miss Truly Shattuck
who sings new and pretty songs. Her success
during her engagement here has been marked
and decided and shows the beginning Of a
bright career
The Orpheum was packed to the doors again
last evening, and the immense audience stayed
until the last number. Lydia Yeamans-Tltus
has fastened herself upon our public. and her
rendition OF "Saly in Our Alley" I'm May'
and other songs gained repeated recalls The
BraalZ brothers and other admirable features
of the performance Will serve to keep up the
business
Crimmins and Gore and a crowd Of special
lists filled the Wigwam. 1t is safe to assert
that no such performance for the money is
given In the United States.
The Living Pictures" will be shown at the
Metropolitan Temple Thursday and Friday
evenings.
NOW FOR PERJURY.
The Mcdonald Brothers
Accused.
Indictments Will Be Brought In
Against Them To-Day,
Ii Is Said.