The morning call., 1894-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
Midweek Notes of Business at the
Various TheaterS.


"The New Boy' Is attracting more public
attention than it did at Its inception on the
stage of the California. The people in the cast
have pulled themselves together" in a
measure and we are beginning TO have giim'
mering of what Arthur Laws comedy drama
might be had w. j. LIE Moyne and Frederick
Robinson been in the cast, as was the case IN
New York.
The sale OF seats for the engagement OF Alex
ander Salyini at the Baldwin Theater opens
this morning at the box Office. The engage
ment OF this romantic actor promises to be one
of the theatrical treats Of the season. as he Will
appear in at least three PLAYS that we have not
yet seen him in. For the first week the roper
tOire has been arranged as follows: Monday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings,
''The Three Guardsmen," in which he Will De
seen in his grand impersOnation of DArtagnan.
The bill for Tuesday aud Friday nights and the
Saturday matinee VIII De "Ruy Bias" ms
Will be the first appearance here OF SalVlnl IN
this character. and from reports IL would seem
that he has been quite successful IN Hugos
great play. The Thanksgiving day matinee
Will be given over 10 don Caesar de BaZan."
That curious but vastly amusing congIomera-
ton of incidents suggested by Marx IWaln,S
"Tom Sawyer" now occupying the stage at
Morosco's Grand Opera-hOuse, is filling the
auditorium of this vast and handsome theater.
and it certainly fulflls its design. Laughter,
saith the sage, almost ever cometh OF things
most disproportioDed TO ourselves ana naluTe'
A new Leading lady Will shortly make ner ap.
pearance at this tbeater TO take the place OF
Miss Lucille la Vernes whose contract mas
nearly expired, and who goes East TO Try Der
nrofessional fortunes beyond the mountains.
we can only hope she may be as fortunate as
is Mr. James NJ. Brophy. also graduate from
Moroscos temple Of the muses..
Len Grover Jr. Is adding to his laurels at the
StockwelI personating Professor Gillypod In
"Our Boarding house." He is evolving posi-
bilities from that eccentric creation latent
heretofore in the hands OF those VINO assumed
the same part Young Grover is Towering out
under the genial influences of full auditorium
and a box office where the Ginning OF coin is
heard How conviction Of the certainty that
the "Ghost" will take regular pedestrian ex-
erclse every week improves an actors work.
The thought Is somewhat Illuminating from the
standpoint of art, but 1t Is true, nevertheless.
The reserved sale for the first appearance OF
HayerIy's Ministries opened yesterday morn
Ing at the Alcazar Theater. 1t was large. The
indications are that the theater Will be packed
TO iG utmost capacity on the coming Saturday
night.
Lecoco's ''Manola'' Is drawing crowd Of
clients TO the Tivoli Opera-house. 1t Is very
sweet and pretty in its music and Is nicely acted.
| Herr F. A. Heinhaus. the lightning calcu-
lator. is cutting quite figure at the Orpheum.
True. there is not much fun in the prosac
work of showing the capabilities OF the ten
djeits but there appears to be, ii this CONNER
cial age. good deal Of interest on the part Of
| The large audience. There may be said to be
| princjpal and Interest in fact The first, in a
financial way. to Manager Walters, and The
| second to the people who crowd his Music
| Hall. Then, again. think OF mathematical
nroblems being solved in place devoted TO the
| service OF Apollo.
The Wigwam is doing good business with
| its list of attractions.
The Wonderland, under The direction OF
Messrs. Turpin and Clifton. that has taken the
| place of the old Eden Musee on Market street,
| with its continuous performances and open
/ from L O'Clock until 10 80 P. NJ, has made good
way with our public, As anything ne" IS always
/ sure 10 do. 1t is conducted in the same manne
! as Ketth's Boston, New York and Phiiade phia
| places of amusement, and Is literally stu11ed
| with attractions, TO enjoy which the small price
| of 10 cents only IS charg d.