The morning call., 1894-12-27

the popular chord. and profitable tune will
no doubt follow, not so much for what
has T been performed up TO date; The
White Woman" is merely prelude, al
it. for what is to follow. The present piece
will be succeeded on Saturday nigh next by
sparkling new drama called Inc yellow 1ur-
tain" Il is a laughable comedy. in which Miss
BeddarG will have an opportunity OF showing
herself TO great advantage. The company is 10
be strengthened by TWO or hree new members.
and those who attend can rest assured that
they Will be treated 10 good hearty laugh, for
THE Yellow Curtain" has many concal as
well as startling foldings in its drapery. IL
VIII be the custom OF this theater TO change It's
bill every Saturday night.
"rhe Silver King" drew an immense audi
ence at Morosco's Grand Opera-house. which,
considering it was a post Christmas evening,
proves the attractive power of the meodrama.
1t has caught on so tenaciously both from its
innate merit and the acting merit OF the princl-
pal people in the leading parts. that efforts
have been made TO induce Manager MoTOscO
To extend its performances through the
first seven nights of the new year; but
he refuses 10 Invade his policy
fresh prce for every week. Consequently, the
week commencing Monday next will be de-
voted 10 MIR. Potter of Texas" The present
production. while pleasing The public, has also
been pleasant one for MIR. Frank Wyman.
who plays Daniel Jdikes, The faithful old SER
want, as we'll. His Christmas present, a reward
OF merit, was an appointment as regular men,
per OF the stock company. position for which
he nad long entertained an ambition. MOroSc0
IS sort OF blessing in disguise 10
some people. Take, for example. what he
has done for his ushers-those bright little fell
lows IN Z0uaYe uniform who seat he audience.
10 make them as comfortable as possible tC
make them feel they are part OF his system aud
not picked up or thrown aside at a moments
nOtlce ike walls aud strayS, he has fitted up for
these 'tZOuaVeS OF the Piece" as some one
happily terms Them "a large room in his theater,
carpeted. with lavatories, lounge on which to
rest, plunge bath, ana by and by will place
there small library fun OF instructive books.
MorOsco proposes that everybody about him
shall be as clean us is bis policy in conducting
his theater.
The golden cup that was presented to this
new era manager al the Christmas banquet Is
beautiful chalice. The price may not be named,
only the motive that induced It's presentation
considered. But ii may be added that on the
reverse side from the engraven lines Is bee,
h0Dey-bee, composed OF diamonds in relief
The busy 1nSe ct is MOrOScO's crest, and signi-
hes, "Work always; but defense, as well, when
attacked"
The romantic story OF Lalla RooKh and
Feramorz, the poet King, immOrtalized by
the genius of Moore, forms an excellent
groundwork for a spectacular burlesque. This
story has been utilized for burlesque purposes
and is produced in all its magnificent detail at
the Tivoli. Moore's masterpiece in Durlesque
dress and written up TO date is the attrac-
tlOn at the Tivoi for the holidays. 1t is chock-
full OF fun ana glitter and is rminently suited
Tor a holiday production at TINS sea
son OF JoliIty and goodwill. The bur-
lesque demands Il fine scenic display and
gorgeous cOstnmng, aud the management has
spared no expense in mounting IL. big
feature is The sceuic effects-the thronerOom
scene In act first, the panorama" IN act sec
ond and the grand transformation "AlcOves of
the PerPs Gardens" conclude The burlesque
The transformation represents the transition Of
the sons, illustrated by the flowers and
fruits OF the year, and ending with the holly
and mlstietoe of the grand Christmas time.
THE Wolves of New York" is a bowling
success at the Stockwel. The public evidently
like this clatter of viciOusness, set OFF by a
CLINT of the cardinal virtues on occasion. Young
Len Grover, one OF the masters OF these curious
Christmas revels. as Robin OMalley has one of
the good features OF the piece, being protector
of the unfortunate. He does excellent work
as the Irish lad. There are many catchy SONGS
and taking the whole performance. it must be
confessed the author, Leonard Grover Sr, has
FURNISHED up his old lamp OF lucre to the best
possible advantage this season.
The Orpheum Music Hall had its usual large
attendance last evening.
Haverly's Ministries. at the AIcazar Theater,
promise TO become an institution in this city.
There is rumOr that George OsboUrne, now
at the Stockwell, has been approached TO open
this theaIer for a dramatic season. but the
foundation for IL is not strong.
Jack Royal of the Ninety second" Is doing
right royalty at the Grove-street. 1t has
awakened the military spirit OF Hayes Valley.
Darrell Vinton would make a good recruiting
officer aud persuade any one TO "follow the
wars"
The third annual benefit OF the Theatrical
Mechanics Association takos place at the New
California Theater on next Sunday afternoon
at 2 O'clock. All the Iheaters will be repre-
sented in the programme. The sale OF seats
commences this morning.
Gus Finger is now the treasurer OF the New
California Theater, vice Morris Peyser. retired.
The new appointee is a capable aud faithful
man, who has been long in theatrical service
hRsRrVaS IN he hna ai,,ad