The morning call., 1894-10-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
midweek Notes of Business at the
Different IheaterS.

different TheaterS.
ouily's timely drama, THE Millionaire"
luli OF lessons of the period, had an en-
thusiastic house last night. The telling
INES OF James O'Brien in his interview
WIN tue capitalists, whose interests and
MS own are anragonistic, were fully caught
ny the audience, and the Irish portion Of
IL were especially aroused by the adroit
way 10 winch he slapped the manly virtues
VI ..p the natlveS of The green isle on the back.
ne millionaire" is a drama about equally
divided between the advantage Of being
an lrishman and the facilities in the United
States ior getting hold of the almighty
dollar' 1t is not a half-bad line that
wnere James OBrien replies TO the Ger
niau OaroU, Steluberger, who asks him.
w nat do YOU Irishmen do in this
country? OBr:en's reply is. 1--WE
do the ne SIe and 6 you 0s29 ness
in succession is "O'NeiII, Washing
ton. ID. c." commencing on Monday
next. 1t suggests, at once, committees,
lobbyists and the many other. political
features common st the nations capital.
from which the drama takes its name.
Inc author. Daniel l.. Hart has, how
ever. selected a new theme. 1t is not the
story OF an official. but OF an inventor.
who is striving to induce the Government
TO accent his model Of al electrical man-of-
war, and mas a sort OF pronunciation
o1lce flavor about it. One of the most
picturesque scenes is in ONeilrs dep,
wnere ne submits the model Of his boat to
the committee. The stage is in total
darkness. and the beautiful model. with
It's halo or electrical flashes in the back
ground, Is simply startling. Wherever
the play has been produced this scene has
created sensation. Living pictures, as
usual.
"Fhe Good Old Times" with Mr.. H.
Brlnker Coulter in the lead, has made
good modern times at MOrosco's Grand
Opera-house. 1t is a drama full of inter-
est, and the large number of people present
ENJOY IL thoroughly.
They are now in the last week CT Don
Juan lad liby at the Tivoli. Great prep
aratiOns are being made for the revival of
Auber's romantic opera Era Diavolo."
with Robert Dun bar as the natty brigand
whose career is divided between gallantry
and throat-cutting.
goodly portion of the house has been
sold since seats were placed on sale yes
terday for the Stockwell opening next Sat
urday night in 1.-The Private Secretary"
and "Joe's Girls" so that the Growers
new venture to popuariZe the P0wel Il
street tneater promises 10 be a success.
1t is confidently expected that the Bush
street Theater will be crowded on Monday
night next. The attraction is very
powerful one, and is under the direction
of that able manager Samuel Mott, whose
career on the coast has been credltable.
The play put forth for che night named,
Church and Stage" comes from the brain
OF young actor named Theodore kremer,
who has won his spurs both in Great
Britain aud Australia as an actor and a
writer of plays. 1t abOunds in surprises,
and IN the list of characters there are a
number of ciergymen oil different deno mi-
nations. The leading attraction of tie
cast viii be the temperance of Miss
JeftreyS Lewis, who will enact ALBANIA,
called in the play daughter of the
rector of Trinity Church. Miss Lewis is
In love with the part because, as she re-
marks. 1t is so Bern hardtish, and will play
1t con amOre. Her attire will be superb.
The house is already nearly sold out. and
there is every reason to anticipate a bril-
liant season. Many of the seats have been
booked by prominent mem bers of the fash
ionable world The Lyceum Club, the
Olympic Club and the Palo Alto Court
have also announced their intention of be-
ing present. Seats on sale this (Thursday)
morning at the box-office of the Bush
street Theater.
He man III the puIiet-pTOOI coat, Zelt-
ung, Is drawing at the Orpheum.
Cliquot, the swnrd-swalIower, 10 the at
traction at the WigwaM
Another of those most enjoyable SYM
phonic concerts. under the baton of Con-
ductor Scheel, will be given at the Audi
forum tomorrow night. The programme
has been selected with the utmost care. |
md Of 20 ell hill
there can be no doubt
in Old Kentucky" opened at the Mac |
donougb, oakland, last evening to large |
and much pleased audience, plainly show |
ing that its drawing power, large as 1t was |
on this side of the bay, was by no means |
expended.
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