The morning call., 1894-05-10
OUR ADJUSTMENTS.
MidWeek Notes of Busi=
ness at the TEleaters.
Variety, Vaudeville and Acrobatic
Shows on Top-Arrests by the
Society With Long Name.

| of record that in the East II was coldly re-
| ceived This evening Nine. Modjeska will
reappear as Beatrice in Much Ado About
Nothing" On Friday. "Magda" again;
! for the Saturday matinee, 'As You Like
| It." and for Saturday evening she will ap
| pear in her version of Macbeth"
Very liberal audiences are enjoying the
Trans Oceanics at the New California.
although the Larsen family of Danish
athletes, from whom so much was eX-
pected, seem to have fallen down by un-
expecled sickness and other causes. Out
side of these, however. there is a
very attractive programme IN the
Brothers Dixon, John and Harry Dillon.
Kara, the great juggler; Fulgora. the
change artist, and Viii q. Fox as Paderew-
ski. He has at his fingers end all the
tricks capable of being played on the piano.
1t was thought Heller the magician ex-
celled in this res ect. but Fox beats him.
He Is in the lecture and the Illustrative
playing a whole show in himself.
Patrons of the Tivoli are In "Clover" at
that popular place of amusement, with
Miss Oracle Plaisted in the title role and
Miss Alice Nielsen as Florine. The dis
trihution is well balanced, and the per-
goes OIL Will ease anu sllHOlu-
ness. Miro de la Motto. the new tenor, is
increasing id favor with his auditors
1.-The Merry War" will be the next in
order for one week to pave the way for the
new opera. "Dick Turpin."
The Society for the Prevention of Cru
city to Children, through its officers.
Messrs. McComb and Sontag. are getting
their work in OIL the juvenile membe of
. r for flry of q No folt for
and the Jordans at the Stockwell. Two
arrests were made last evening, the
managers of the Stockwel and the New
California being cited. 1t gives one
pause to know that the JOrdans were al
lowed to perform at the Midwinter Fair
so long without question. and that when
they made their appearance in city thea
ter. in the same business, they are called
down. There must be cat In the meal
tub somewhere. As for the Larsens, they
have done the whole civilized world with
their entertainment. and are now es-
topped in San Francisco on this sentiment
tai proposition.
Crowds were in the Orpheum musc.hall
last evening to enjoy Ii. G. Williams big
show. Miss Alice j. Shaw. the siffieuse,
the whistling prima donna, as she is called,
attracts a good deal of attention, but the
auditorium of the Orpheum Is too large
and the audience too restless and
also impatient to enjoy her peculiar
talent to the best advantage. The mana
gers in this "turn," as we'll as in others of
quiet nature. such as Mile. Charcbts
hypnotism, found it necessary 10 request
the audience to rempin quiet during the
performance. The programme is very
strong in many particulars.
The box-ofiee of the Macdonough
Theater, Oakland. will open this morning,
Thursday, the 10th, at 9 o'clock, for the
sale Of seats and boxes for the coming
engagement of the distinguished actress.
MOdieska. 1t is expected that there will
be a long line of purchasers IN waiting for
the window to open. The engagement
begins Monday evening next, and will last
for one week with Saturday matinee.
All the plays in Modjeska's repertoire
will be presen ted. A most brilliant en-
gagement is anticipated by the manage
ment.
Flotow's opera. martha" will be sung
at the Bush-street Theater on Wednesday
evening, May 16. for the benefit of the
italian Hospital fund. The distribution
will include Miss Lillian Slinkey of Sausa-
Tito in the title role, Mrs. l. Steffani as
Nancy. Mr.. S. Blum as Lionel. Mr..
AlfIed Ai Borlinl p,;.,.n as piunEe' ana MI Eric
Il
Lafranch as the Sheriff. Harry Gates
will stage the opera, and Sig. Fausuno
Zilani act as musical director. The or
chestra will number fifty, all amateurs.
Tickets for this affair are selling rapidly
at Sherman & Clay's. 1t is worthy OBJ
French call feeling Of "noblesse 0blige."
They must give IL their support.
Mr.. Louis LASER will give a rupil con-
cert at Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday,
May 19. 1t will be an apres-midi concert.
as the time fixed Is TWO O'Clock. Miss
Sunshine Heydepfeldt, Miss Daisy Foster,
Miss Helen Hagar ana Mr.. Frederick NJ.
Biggerstaff will br PARTICIPANTS. The num-
mann and Grieg-four in all. To Miss
Sunshine Heydenfeldt is assigned the
Chopin concerto in f minor Op. 81. To
Mr.. Frederick Biggerstaff Schumann's
concerto in A minor. Op. 54 To Miss
Daisy Foster Chopin,s concerto In Z minor,
Op. H. To Miss Helen Hagar Grieg's
concerto in A minor, Or. 16. The affair
will. therefore, be severely classical, and
test Of Mr.. Lasser's ability as an in-
structor in the higher forms OF the divine
art.
Morosco's Grand Opera-house is running
"a Kentucky Girl" to the best advantage,
II crowded tOuSoS Oe auy ioSt Ol puOlic
appreciation. The realistic effects are well
brought out and sustained and the aud
ience are loud In applause.
The Peoples Palace Music-hall corner
of Eddy and Mason streets, announces
long list of attractions. 1t aims to ap-
proach Roster 81 Bial's place in New
York and has many performers from that
amusement center, as well as from Tony
Pastor's Performances eVery evening
with a matinee on Sunday at 2 p. NJ. To
this show admission is free.
Disordered Liver set right with Beachams Pills.