The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
Midweek Notes of Business-Theat-
ricaI and Other.


The Baldwin will revive saints aud Sin.
ners" for the matinee performance this after.
noon, the birthday Of Washington. 1t will be
the last performance of this great melodrama
during the engagement of the A NJ. Palmer
company. "JIm the Penman" will be given
every evening this week. 1t is the gem OF the
pany's repertoire, and once seen never TO
be forgotten. With Monday evening next,
February 26. comes on a new play, "The Price
of Silence"
The performance of monte Cristo" by Mr..
James ONein at the StocRwell last evening
was a Bohemian Club night the guests. some
eighty, at William Greer HarTlson's sumptuous
breakfast given TO The actor at the club last
Sunday morning attending the tbeater In
body. This theater Is artthctaly heated Tor
the comfort of its patrons every night; but the
warmth OF O'Nellrs reception by his cOnVlves
last eve ming rendered any further caI0ric In:
fuence unnecessary. Mr.. ONeiIl Will next
week enter on the legitimate field, and give US
his idea of "Virginius" and "Richelieu."
There Will be an extra matinee at the CalIfor-
MIA to-day to take advantage Of The holiday time
due to Wasbington's birthday. John L. Kelly
and his company, whom he calls "freeman's
fun-maKers," in honor OF The occasion, Will do
"McFee OF Dublin and continue IL every night
of this week, when IL will be succeeded by IS
Railroad Tlckep'-tlckets for which are ready
Today The ''Red Mems Nights" al this thea
ter proved profitable to that order.
sinister Monte CristO" Cup TO date and away
abead). meIodramatlc spectacle and bur-
lesoue, may be safely set down as chief among
the many shining successes OF the Tlvoli.
Nearly every night there are new songs and
dances Introduced. The piece is so light aud
flexible IN its construction. has so many con-
yenient pegs that you can hang something new
ana bright on IL anywhere.
This is carnival week with The natural ice
skating rink at he Mechanics Pavilion. There
you Will see polo, Chicago versus San Fran
70 cisco, on real ice. There will be skating Tor all
Till the game is called. The pavilion, where
the solid floor is renewed every day, Is one OF
the greatest luXuries in the way oil amusement
obtainabie on this peninsula where, up 10 Inc
opening OF the present enterprise the sleel
skate has been unknown and the roller article
was used as substitute. Tonight there VIII
be indoor baseball al the pavilion on ice.
Mrs. Waldo Richards VIII give character
and dialect recital IN Maple Hail. at the Palace
Hotel, this evening, February %.
The great dancer, Cyrene, viii receive her
admirers and patrons at the New AIcazar this
afternoon and entertain them with her marvel
ous profc- Dcy in the saltatorial art. Cyrene
and HHamburghetta" crowds this theaIer to
the doors every night lhere are twenty star
performers on the programme besides this prin-
cipal one.
Orpheum Music Hall has strong hold on the
attention OF pleasure-seekers by the constant
succession of attractions introduced and which
are gather, d in from every corner OF the Ola
World as well as the New. Special matinee
this afternoob-Was birthday. Regu-
lar matinees Saturday aud sunday.
Continuous performances are given 10 Boone's
arena, Midwinter Fair. II is proving q most