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The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12
MODJEsKA Is HOPEFUL.
She Still Hopes to Return to
Stage.

She Still Hopes to Return to the
Stage.
Apropos of the report that Nine. Mod
jeska has been struck by paralysis, the
New York Herald says:
Though nearly twenty years have
elapsed since Nine. M Modjeska first appeared
here many of US remember that event as
if it had happened yesterday. 1t was of a
Saturday night in December. On the
afternoon of the same day and at the same
play house-the Fifth-avenue Theater-
Mary Andersen terminated her first New
York engagement in The Lady of Lyons. ;
Our own Mary was thing of beauty even
IN those early days, but not Joy forever.
She loved to make the welkn ring. and
she used to stumble over her train like
Boulottte in 'Barbe BIeue.' Pauline. in
spite OF much rhodomontade, can and
should be played quite naturally. Miss
Anderson brought to the part beautiful.
majestic personality, and all the tricks and
articles OF the old tragedy queens. The
people liked this manner.
When in the evening, then, strange
woman, without any great reputation out
side OF her own country, came before us.
and with the utmost simplicity enacted
what has always been considered a tragic
role, neither the public nor the critics
knew what to make of it. Was she a great
actress, this distinguished looking foreign
er, who had eyes that were dark as night
and soft as violets, a Chopinesque voice
and gait that made you think of Byron's
lines, She Walks in Beauty?
TOO weak. thought the experts. after
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12
Anton Schott.
Tabernacle Choir.

The first concert of the famous Mormon
Tabernacle Choir will take place next
Wednesday evening in Metropolitan Tenn
pie. The following programme will be
performed:
Mormon Temple dedication anthe
Full choir with accompaniment.
Duet-"Consolaiion" n"...........E e. Stephens
ellie Druce Pugsley and Bessie Dean Allison
Male chorus-"Breezes OF the Night. La Motto
Harmony Club. il. s Ensign director.
Sco,cb ha,Iads (d)"Annie Laurie" X. c. Easton
~ ~ (b)"Robin Adar' ......
George =. Pyper and r. c. Easton
Ladies' cborns-'Mother's Lullaby -. +. Stephens
Cecilia and Bel Canto Clubs
Violin solo-"Ars Hongrois'' ''............ Ernst
Willard f. Weihe.
Prison scene, "Il Trovatore". ....... Verdi
Nellie Druce Pugsley George p. Pyper. r. C..
Easton
Recitation-"Aux 1taliens.. NJ eredith
Maud May Babcock, obligato by w. f. Weihe.
Quartet" Kigoletto'. Verdi
Lizzie Thomas Edward Bessie Dean Allison,
r. c. Easton and ii. $. Ensign.
FaVorite Mormon hymn-"O My Father
Il. G. Easton and choir.
Solo-"Angels Ever Bright and Fair" ..... Handel
Master Charles Pike (boy alio).
Chorus-"H aleluiah' (Messah) ........... Handel
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the Lafontaine fable, and the midnight
encounter with the Princess de Boulllon-
Tor the play was 'Adrienne Lecouvrenr.
Too weak, eh? During the whole last act
the spectators held their breath, so strong
was the nervous tension. And from that
night on the Polish artists reputation was
hrmly established here, as in her native
Poland. The women marveled at her
grace, the men at her intellectually. She
was the first naturalistic actress that had
come to us from abroad. AS Camille
fortnight later she became the rage. The
ladies raved over her while trying on
at the dressmakers; the men over their
brandy and soda at the clubs. But
she wanted to play Shakespeare-Juilet,
Rosalind, Viola, Isabelle, Beatrice. How
can she dream of such a thing with that
foreign accent of hersr observed the wise
acres, struggling their shoulders know
ingly. And she not only did play them.
for her will power was enormous, but posi-
lively recreated some of these characters.
Kosallnd, for instance, is dressed and
acted by onr younger actresses nowadays
as ModJeska first played and dressed the
part. Her versatility was remarkable, her
lmaginativeness nearly boundless. What
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p
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Columbia Theater.

Pudd'nhead, Roxy, Rowy, the twins
and the rest of Mark Twain's CHAR
acters in "Pudd'nhea Wilson" will only
disport themselves on the Columbia
boards for one week more. The play has
been drawing large houses and will no
doubt continue to do so till the end of the
engagement.
The rattling farce-comedy, ga Pair of
Kids, will follow "Pudd nhead wilson
at the Columbia Theater. Ezra Kendall
will play the leading role. His character
ization IS familiar to theater-goers from
one end of the country to another. for "a
Pair of Kids" Is in the tenth year of its
success Miss Edith Kingsley, who comes
singer and composer of popular songs.
She made quite hit in Cincinnati and
Cleveland with her song Down on the
Ohio.n
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Grand Opera-House.

Jules Verne's story, "Michael Strogoff, 3"
is the attraction announced for the COM
ing week at the Grand. 1t is play that
has frequently been presented in this City
before but the coming production is to be
made unusually spectacular, and the
strengthened com pany will 10 doubt add
considerably to the attractions of the per-
formance.
The scene painters have been hard at
work for some weeks preparing for the
production, particularly for the scene at
the imperial palace, Moscow. and the des-
ert pictures in Siberia. A mum Der of su-
pernumeraries have been engaged to sup
plement the houses company. The leading
roles are to be played by Darre! Vinton
and Lisle Leigh
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12
Growers AlcaZar.

The perennial "Cad the Tomboy" will
succeed Ranch 1O' at Growers Alcazar on
Monday.
Leonard Grover will fill the part Of
Thomas Ward, the gasman, with its
budget of drolleres and limitations of
popular actors. Clyde Hess. Gordon Fos-
ter, Charles Edmonds, May Noble,
Josephine Gassman, Fanny Young and
the rest of the company will rally to make
"Cad" hit. At its last production it
played 10 the largest weeks business at
popular prices which the Alcazar has
known.
There will be the usual matinees on
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.
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Tiyoli Opera-House.

The oriental spectacular burlesque blue
Beard will be continued at the Tivoli
until further notice. The cast includes
Ferris Hartman as Ibrahim; Carrie Roma
as his scolding wife, Morgiana; W. H.
West as their elder daughter, the famous
Sister Anne Of the story; Fannie Liddiard
as Selim and John J. Rafael as Blue
Beard. The other parts are played by Kate
Marchi, Thomas c. Leary, Anna SchnabeI.
Fred Kayanagh, Ray Lynwood and
Hannah Davis; Features of the produc-
ton are the ballets, LED by Mile. Adele
Vercellessi and Sig. de Fiilippi, and the
specialties of Irene Cook, Gilbert and
Goldie.
second edition of "Blue Beard" is in
preparation, with new songs, dances and
ballets. Some of Chevalier's coster songs
will be substituted for the negro airs
After the run of "Bue Beard'' pro-
dnction of Dellinger's romantic opera
Lorraine" will be heard for the first time
in this City, to be followed by an operate
revival of Harriet Beecher Stoves Uncle
Toms Cabin
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

the new attractions promised at the
Orpheum for the current week. The hold
overs are Rosie Rendel, whose dancing has
been admired, La Bella Carmen, who does
graceful and clever tight-wire act, Elena
Leila the singing don,'' Adonis Ames,
Segommer, the Nawns. Bruet and Riviere
and the Marvelles.
On Sunday next the whole company will
go to Los Angeles to make room for the
Hopkins Trans-Oceanic Star Speciality
Company, which comes all the way from
New York in its entirety without making
a stand on the way. The Trans-Oceanics
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Bloom ers Did 1t.

When it was announced a few months
ago that Miss Lillian Russell was to make
her debut in THE Little Duke there was
chorus of 'oh 81" and everybody won
dered what could have induced the diva,
who had so long professed adherence to
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

wonderful Odetre she was, and again
what Juror she made when she appeared
as Ophelia the night of the great Wallack
benefit at the Metropolitan Opera-house.
1t is ineffably sad to think that a woman
whose grace seemed indestructible should
be stricken down by one of the most
dreaded of all diseases-paralysis. Her
left arm, l am told, has become quite use
less The actress herself Is hopeful and
looks upon her visitation as only tenn
porary ailment. Should she be able to re-
sumo her calling, that wonderful will
power of hers will have as much to do
with it as the electricians
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12
Nav Anditorium.

Signorina Estreia Belinfante. the blind
operate contralto. and Anton Schott. the
Wagnerian tenor, assisted by Arthur Flick
enscher, pianist, will give their last con-
cert at the New Auditorium this evening.
The following programme will be per-
formed:
(a) Nocturne CHOPIN
Arthur Fickenscher.
Recitative and aria, .'Ah! LIE tn dormi Stegli-
atf," from Romeo and Juliet ..--.. Vaccai
Estrela Belinfante.
"Fenry the Fowler"l 1oowo
Archibald Douglas" ''.'''.
Anton Schott.
"Spinning Song ("Flying Dutchman''l .........
..;.,;.,....:.;... Wagner Iiszt
"The Valley by the sea- -. stephen Adams
Estrela Belnfante.
30. Sieh Mich Nicht so Freundlich an" Nicolai
'"rhe Two Grenadiers'' (by request) :. .Schumann
Anton Schott
Arthur Fickenscher.
I'll Libro Santo.' violin obligato .......C. Pinsuti
EStrela Beinfante.
Love scene. from ''Walkure'. Wagner
Sword scene :.
Anton Schott
LISTS "Hungarian Fantasia" will be
PLAYED by Miss Carrie Bowes, with full
orchestral accompaniment, at the concert
which the young California pianist will
give at the Auditorium on the 18th inst.
Miss Bowes, although very young, has
already won a reputation in Germany.
She was only 13 years of age when she left
this City to study in Berlin, but she had
already given evidences of marked talent.
She has won flattering notices during
the last year from the German press and
has had the distinction of PLAYING "by re-
quest" before the reigning Duke of Alten-
burg and other well-known people.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12
Carr Testimonial.

There is considerable interest in testi-
monial concert, which will be rendered to
Mrs. Carmichael Carr, prior to her de-
parture for England. This lady has worked
hard in the interests of good music in San
Francisco for years, and her many friends
are enthusiastic about the concert, which
will take place in Golden Gate Hail. on the
evening of the 3Oth inst,
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

the leap year souvenirs which were given
away the other day with "a Black Sheep"
They were penknives, and only men re-
ceived them. Not lady-not even new
woman-got one, unless her escort saw fit
to give her his.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

masquerading on or off the stage in male
! attire, to accept role in which she would
| certainly nave to play the part of man.
A bicycle was to blame for it all.
Miss Russell learned 10 ride bike last
summer, and down at her country resi-
dence on Long Island she became accus-
toned to wearing bloomers when she went
out for spin along the road. Well, when
it was suggested to her to appear as the
Little Duke she conceived the idea of dress
ing the part in bloomers-rather scanty
bloomers to be sure, but no scantier than
one often sees nowadays among the bIcy-
clists on the poulevards. And so it was
done, and Chicago decided that Miss Rus
sell made a very handsome boy-well fed,
but handsome, just the same.
Dramatic Brevities.
"The Gay Parisians" will be seen here In
August.
Alexander Salvini will be one Of the
Baldwin's coming attractions.
Robert Mantells new play will be made
feature of his coming engagement at the
California Theater.
Eddie Foy in "The Strange Adventures
Mansfield at the Baldwin.
w. H. Keith, the California barytone. is
coming home after winning success in
Leipsic, Berlin, Dresden, Frankfort and
London.
Rivarde, the Spanish vioinist, will make
his first appearance in this City at
the Columbia Theater Monday evening,
April %.
Olga Nethersole sails for England April
| q. Parting is such sweet sorrow. She
will take with her the dynamite kiss that
| grew upon her in this country.
H. B. Irving, son of Sir Henry Irving,
will soon play Hamlet" in London at the
Elephant and Castle Theater. This will
be his first metropolitan appearance i'll the
J character.
The Empire Theater Company will soon
commence rehearsals of a new play by
Grundy entitled ''The Late Mr.. Castillo" "
and will give its first presentation in this
City at the Baldwin in July.
A bright little French comedy, written
by one of the members of the French de-
partment of the Girls High School, will
| be performed next Friday evening at the
| Girls High School Auditorium.
NJ Emil Sauret, the violinist, has re-
turned TO Europe. His artistic success in
this country was very great. but otherwise
he had no reason 10 congratulate himself
ON the result of his visit, more's the pity.
1t is now q settled fact that Messrs.
Friedlander, Gottlob & Co. will have con-
troll of Anton SeidPs trans-continentaI
tour, and that the organization with
several great soloists will appear here in
September next.
The trouble with our problem play
wrights is that they can't resist the temp
tation to get cheap and easy dramatic
effect BY eXaggeratlon. In that respect
they resemble our players who foam and
rant and weep floods of tears and other r
wise take on to a degree not known among
! the children of men.
The stage hands of the Herald-square
Theater gave an exhibition the other day
and proved that they could set and strike
all the scenes in "The Heart of Maryland
| in thirteen minutes and FIVE seconds. Other
stage managers are to give similar e1hibi-
tions, and it is possible that there will not
be time enough to see even one man be-
tween the acts if the wave of reform keeps
on.
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will open at the Orpheum Monday, April
20. The organization, 1t is said, has some
of the best attractions that could be secured
in Europe and this country.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12
At the Orpheum

The Hewetts, musical sketch artists.
and Lady Zetta, mind reader, who is said
to perform several remarkable feats, are
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

The stage hands of the Heraldsouare
Theater gave an exhibition the other day
and proved that they could set and strike
all the scenes in "The Heart of Maryland"
i'm thirteen minutes and five seconds. Other
stage managers are to give similar exhibit
tions, and it is possible that there will not
be time enough to see even one man be-
tween the acts if the wave of reform keeps
on
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

Eddie Foy, in 1.-THE Strange Adventures
of Miss Brown" will follow Richard
Mansfield at the Baldwin.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

Robert Mantells new play will be made
a feature of his coming engagement at the
California Theater.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

The trouble with our problem play
wrights is that they can't resist the temp
tation to get cheap and easy dramatic
effect by exaggeratlon. In that respect
they resemble our players who foam and
rant and weep floods of tears and other
wise take on to degree not known among
the children of men.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

w. H. Keith, the California barytone. i
coming home after winning success il
Leipsic, Berlin, Dresden, Frankfort ant
London.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

Dramatic Brevftfes.
"The Gay Parisians" will be seen here In
August.
Alexander Salvini will be one Of the
Baldwin's s coming attractions.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

1t is now settled fact that Messrs.
Friedlander, Gottlob & Co. will have con-
troll of Anton SeidPs trans-continental
tour, and that the organization with
several great soloists will appear here in
Septemb Der next.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

NJ Emil Sauret, the violinist, has re-
turned to Europe. His artistic success in
this country was very great. but otherwise
he had no reason 10 congratulate himself
on the result of his visit more's the pity.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

Rivarde, the Spanish violinist, will max
his first appearance in this City a
the Columbia Theater Monday evening
April %.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-01

Ice Cream at Daubney's.
Buy your fruit at Daubney's.
Get Mckinley cane at Groff7s.
-25-35-50 at the Grand this week.
"A great show at the Grand this
week.
Try our Coffee and Tea; Stringer's
Grocery. 1872
-Cocoanuts 8, $, 8 and &c at the Su-
gar Bowl.
Hard times prices at the Grand all
this week.
-Chas. Houck came down from Burr
Oak last Wednesday.
You can secure seats for the Grand
at Schrubbe's book store.
See the Alice Wilson Theatre Com
pany at Steyer's this week.
e. M. Adams, of Lenora, Mimi,
was in the city Wednesday last.
Miss Ella Treat returned from her
stay in Chicago and Oshkosh, last
Tuesday.
New and second hand sewing
Machines and organs. For sale by
Star Repair Co.
Aurora Tulip and Vera Violette are
the best imported oders out. Sold by
Brunt & Parman.
-Porterhouse and sirloin steaks, fish
and game of all kinds in season at the
Opera Restaurant. Is
--Metzger's Pain Eradicator cures all
skin diseases. Largest box on the
market for twenty-five cents.
---Colfax Mineral Water with Celery
and Iron, for nervousness, dyspepsia
and rheumatism. Brunt & Parman.
Go to l.. A. Marsh's exclusive gro
Gerry store for oysters. We always keep
fresh stock of the best on hand. %
F. E. Ellickson left last Tuesday
for Madison, MINI. He will attend
school at Mortified the coming year.
M. b. Ousley left Thursday for st.
Paul, driving to Austin. He will at
tend the encampment of the G. A. II.
at the former place.
Long, one of the swine judges at
the Minnesota State Fair will act as an
expert Judge at the CrescO Fair.
Possibly as judge of cattle too.
Hon. Stephen A. Douglass, son OF
the democratic statesman, will speak
on the gold standard at the fair this
afternoon, and Hon. b. +. Wright on
free silver Friday afternoon.
Prof. Timberman begins his fourth
year with DEBORAH Institute Nov. 2
He has become one of the BEST known
instructors in penmanship in the north
\ west. Send for specimen of his
writing and see for yourself. Is
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-01
Go to the Grand Opera House.

Go to the Grand Opera House.
New caps for the little ones at
Bears.
Goods suits for little money at
Bears.
Get your meals at the Opera Res
taurant. Is
Best lunch counter In the city at
Daubney's.
Cigars Ice Cream, etc, at the Opera
Restaurant.
Prof. Spur, Phrenologist, 2O9,
Water street. II
tribune Restorative is the ideal
blood purifier.
Get Your Sunday dinner at the
Opera Restaurant. Is
All you can eat at the Opera Res
taurant for 20 cents. l6
Good singers, dancers and actors at
the Grand this week.
Croft sells Mckinley canes made
of Mckinley tin. Buy one.
Buy the latest perfume, Aurora
Tulip, at Brunt & Parman's. rs
Special low prices on watches at M.
II. TOrsen's during fair week. 27-2
Good meals every day for 20 cents
at Opera Restaurant, 2l5 West Water
st.
Our stock of dry goods will be sold
out very cheap. MCCAULEY d CARO-
Lam.
BE sure and see our fine exhibit of
sewing machines at the fair. Star Re
pair Go.
The fredericksburg News speaks
of q young lady of that place as hav-
ing died of "information at the base OF
the BRAIN"
Call on M: G. Steyer & Son for
prices on all kinds of cut stone, etc.,
for building purposes, at 119 w. Water
street, opposite Lutheran Publishing
House. ~
Some say, eff 1 thought those
horses would actually dive off 80 foot
elevation of their own accord into q
pond, would go to Cresco to the Fair
to see them" Pres. G. ID. Nichols and
Sec'y J. G. Webster request us to say
they will refund money paid for ticket
If they do not make this dive as adver
tised. Also that Gus Rydberg, champ
ion high diver of the world, will dive
from 100 foot platform head first, moi
simply jump off into pool of watel
ten feet deep. Do not fail to SCI
this wonderful feat, one of the mos
thrilling exhibitions ever seen in any
place.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-01
No Help for Us!

The campaign waxeth warmer:
Not soon the strife shall cease;
There Is no peace-except IL be
A justice of the peace.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-12-11
Gin ~piIIfommensr Dorbote ffir1saz.

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hurH etren iptnfom uaeu.u gorbcten in Der S.jtaIt
etues neusn Mmauads. psI9er in oriainener meiis
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aHirsiiuu9 ess EatlsnaIeu StiHuItrnHgs. unb Gr-
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almanac etn istHer Rnrret.beit unb SuperIdN,9Ieit
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nomtiben gere6nunsen. Snuftrattpnsn, i~prsfdItts
ous9e!ndbIte Sroi6te rno eine unmsuee 8eIebrun-
gen fhrs td9iite SebeH iOpie o~mdiante nnierboI-
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