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The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

There are four petals and they are smooth.
They have bitter juice and the juice is color.
less. There are hardly ever VIII tie ones and be-
fore they bloom they have hood on
They have three names. One is poppv an
other eschscholtzia and the other is Califor.
MIA State flower.
The pollen is yellow and the sepals all to.
gether is called the calyx. This is all 1 know
about the poppy.
am little girl, 10 years old, and this is nv
first letter to THE CALL. and l will be very
much pleased if you will publish this If there
is room. Your little friend,
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

of THE CALL for nearly one year. 1 like to read
the children's page. THE CALL arrives here on
Saturday. My answer TO the enigma of March
% is South Carolina. l hope this letter Will
escape the waste basket, for it is my first. l
am II years old. Yours truly,
Roy MORGAN.
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MILAN and Lucy Moeller of San Francisco;
Katie Westcott of Chiles Valley, Napa
County, and Oscar Angilley of Sweetland,
Cal.
For April 5-Helen Dimmick, Oakland;
Hilda Lippi, Jeanette c. Talfour, Au-
gusta Williams, Mamie Connolly and Alice
Bell of San Francisco.
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Roy MORGAN.
OAKLAND Cal Anril < 1896

OAKLAND, Cal, April 5, 1896.
Dear Editor: My papa takes THE CALL, and
read the childrens page almost every Sunday
and like it very much.
found the answers to the dropped vowels,
and after awhile mamma found another, SO
will send them all.
Hoping to see my letter in next SUNDAYS
CALL, am yours truly,
HELEN DIMMICK, years.
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Wild Strawberrt..

Mabel and Lima had quarreIed.
Neither OF them could quite tell how it
happened, but the bluejay, who was sitting
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12
SwEErLANp. Cal. Aprii l. 1896

SWEErLAND, Cal, April I, 1886.
Dear Editor: / think the con tents OF the
childrens page in THE SUNDAY CALL very in
teresting. l shall try for the first time to
answer the puzzles, because l have especially
enjoyed them.
Hoping my answers are correct and that YOU
will publish my letter in your next Sunday
CALL remain, yours truly
OSCAR ANGILLEY, 10 wears old.
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SANTA FE EXPRESS
tn Chicaoo via A. s. p. Direct Line
leaves everY day at p. NJ. carrying Pullman
Palace sleepers and Tourist Sleepers TO Chicags
via Kansas City without change. Annex CATS iox
Denver and ST. Louis.
CHICAGO LIMITED,
From Los Angeles to Chicago.
so,;d yestibuIe Train Daily, with Dining-carA
under Harvey's management. Connecting trains
leave San Francisco at 9 A. M. and F. NJ. daily.
The best railway from California to the East,
New rails new ties; no dust; interesting scenery,
and good meals in Harvey's diningrosm or dining.
cars.
Ticket Ofdce-644 Market Street,
Chronicle Building.
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MOUNT EDEN, April l, 1896.
Dear Editor: This is my first letter to YOU
My home is SCI Jackson street, Oakland. I go
to the Lincoln School. We have week vaca-
tion now and am spending it here in Mount
Eden. Mount Eden is not very large town.
There are large fields to play in. My name is
John Stromberg l am 10 years of age. will
close now, hoping to see this letter published
next Sunday. Your friend,
JOHN STRoMBERG.
CooUILLE CITY, Or, March %, 1896.
Dear Editor: l have been constant reader
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

NAPA, Chiles Valley, Cal. April 8, 1896.
Dear Editor: have never written to you, but
have read the stories in s'Childhood's Realm :"
and enjoy them very much. l have been look
ing at the puzzles, and thought I would send
you my answers. am 13 years old. Ny father
takes THE DAILY CALL, and every Wednesday
after school, l read the stories to my sister,
will close my letter now, hoping to see my
letter in print Your interested reader,
KATIE WESCoTT.
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san FRANcIsCo, April s, 1896.

Dear Editor was very pleased to see my
name in Sundays paper, but was sorry my let.
ter came too late for the whole TO be printed:
This week 1 will send it sooner. Mamma read
all the little stories to us Sunday afternoon. II
is so nice to STAY indoors when it rains and
listen to mamma read If it had been pleasant
weather we would have gone out to Colma on
write any more, or my letter will be too long to
print. am nine years old. Your little friend,
TEssIE WIENERs-
P. s.-You had my name spelled wrong sun
day.
Riddle answers-Hippopotamu Cat Cat
fish. Catpird All work and no play makes
Jack dull boy.
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SAN FRANCIsCo, April 5, 1Ss

Dear Editor: am very glad to know that
my papa takes THE CALL, as ike SO mucn to
read "ChiIdhood's Realm" After papa and
mamma are done with THE CALL cut out ana
send all the letters in "Childh ood's Realm TO
live in Philadelph as l know they like to
hear about California boys and girls. This is
my first letter to you-Easter Sunday. am
very happy, for have had so many eggs sem
to me. Hoping to see my letter in "Child-
hoods Realm, am truly yours,
MABEL f. TwAY, 10 years old,
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LIME KILN, Cal, March 81. 1896.
= 10 the Editor Of The Call: My father takes THE
CALL, and l am very much interested in the
childIen's page.
| will tell all I know about the poppy. The
poppy grows most everywhere in Tulare
County. 1t grows on the mountains and on
level ground.
Its color is a deep yellow in the middle.
shadlng Off to bright yellow. There are quite
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12
SAN FRANCISCO, April 6, 1896.

Dear Editor: In answer to your questloh
IT is a precious stone of the most valuable
kind, and is remarkable for its extreme haro-
ness, as it scratches all other minerals. III Is
crystallized carbon, the crystals pelng moho-
metric and usually with convex faces.
Diamonds are often colored, and even oiacR
ones are found.
This beautiful gem is OF the first wafer WneI a
very transparent and of the second or third
water as the transparency decreases.
If am not asking too much, will you please p,se
with a white stonel' and oblige yours truly,
ALICE BELL, Is years.
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

VIA SausaI1tO Ferry).
From San Francisco, CONNIE cing March 90 1894
WEEKDAYS
For Mill valley and San Rafael = TOO, ss:Oo
*9:1s 10:l5, Il :45, M: s1:45, $40 Ais.
Extra trips for San Rafael Mondays Wedne,.
days and Saturdays at II 80 p NJ
SUNDAYS.
For Mill Valley and San RafaeI-.s m .ooo
!o;oO. II ~ A. NJ **ll 80. ~ 80, *2:l5 *4:0S,
o;oo, o:4o $3.50 p NJ. Extra trip to Sausalito ss
trains marked : run to San Quentin ss1s.so
p. N. does not run to Mill Valley AA'o"
THROUGH TRAINS.
:45 p. NJ weekdays-CaZadero and wav .,a+,or.
@ 20 40 A. N. Sunoays-Cazadero and way stations
WV A. a' sundays-Point Reyes ana way stations
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mere now with the flowers and trees in blos-
som, and the hills are so green.
MY little brother Claude is years old
we hve on little ranch of one and third
acres We have 159 apricot trees.
enjoy reading the "Childhood's Realm"
cannot think of anything more so l will
close my short letter for this time Your
friend, EARI r, HlIG.
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puzzles thought would try three, ana nope
am right We take THE CALL and IL Is d very
nice paper. remain, your friend,
-o0 MAMIE CONNOLLY.
216 Chattan ooga street.
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SAN ERANc1sco Anri1

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2. "a
Dear Editor: did not intend to write so soon
again, but by reading all the little letters
through could not let this pass, to let you
newsboy's letter printed first
1t must be awful to be without home,
father or mother, brother or sister. Thank
God, have ALL HILDA LIPPI.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

Az Y. wasn't Easter Sunday
IM rainy, rainy day! Just lots and
W III lots of boys and girls who had
N beautiful new spring clothes to
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

SAN FRANCISCO, April 5, 1896.
Dear Editor: l have been reading the page
entitled In Childhood's Realm" and like it
very much. AS 1 have never tried any of the
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12
DONALD SERIES FOR TINY BOYS

We're bound TO make thi nGs pay.
SADIE DRINKwATER, ~ years, Oakland.
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RAILROAD

Trains leave from and arrive
1t Market-Street Ferry.
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Theory and Practice.

$50 Sanchez street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28
United Ia Marriage.

Tho home oi Mt and Mt. Thomas
G.. Nuuall ut7.a s. Third Wet street
was thiuulrI with n merry crowd laHt
mHht on the occasion ufs veddiuF o..
rsril1n rendered IN honor Of un al-
vent into married % loo 90 Alfred J. q .
AMI Lille l. akgL two prominent
young people ui this city, who were
jO.uol together af man nuu vile Ia the
Salt Lake Iruplu, uu Wviursisy inHi
10 was the stc.uu reception given ne
happy couple, flu ust having tafun
tlhrs nj the hnur If the IflHrs parent
IN tho Eleventh Ward on Wednesday
night. FsR'tuE occupied taU major
portion of the tvU. Ius, aua after al
had givru tsiaHgi0u o. The inner
man, au informal musical and literary
ptJgtam wHH rendered Boz plraflI z
styr. Many vHluHbe pyusruu were
pf seuttd ana oil wishes wrtu show.
cred uyun IA uuHtfHcllIg pnfNys, Ihs
hope neing expressed that nothing
w1ul happen Go mar their peace 1000
IA tppiuUsE boz the Journey ID. l't.
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The entertainment provided ilr the
patrons Of the Grant next week con.
sista Of a double biz, commencing with
farce, adopted from the French, My
HeighDot's wife, 10 which Mr., Ele.
son anu Miss Madgu Carr CuOk Jointly
undertake the chief yspgnsibilly iUT
the fuu.mAkinF. TINS Will be- followed
by the romantic drama Saved, iu
which AT. Edwards assumes the lead.
lug role, that Of George Fans, M ENG
Ish civil engineer Mr.. tnFtts0ll har
one OF those pleasing light comedy
roles In which he is seen Go 90 great
advantage. Tbs part Of tho Hon.
Augustus ChOlm0ndtley, which he
now has In hand, viii he found 90 De
by no means the least effective Of u
long series OF similar ChHTaciUfiEyti0uH.
Miss Warren has also been allotted
good paft-lhat Of Beatrice FHHy, a
tempted wife, who Ia almost lurul
away from tho path Of teutliuHe
by one kaeis0l "a Rlvun, nu
Italian atlisl, impursunhtrd by Nug.
ham Royce. Allfs COOK Will appear 10
Niles MaryweathoL iafvluuuu
widow with strongly marked teuurt-
Giles to inuulgu IN uelightlul bite ui
Hight comedy on thr slightest IfuNHu3,
ten. lnUsB who know Miss Coos
need not be- told that she viii make %
most OF the charming 0ppurluulutH
here presented 90 her.
The cast viii be TUu ded out boy & q
clever little p-Tiufmtr who alrtHuy hus
b standing among the SAT- Lake fl.I-
light iRyUTltrs, Jessie Go rlf, She
viii be seen NJ little ruEy FhHc, Inc
other pat. OF ne drama VIII be o.
competent hauuE,
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Everything concerning Nine, Dltr
is being printed just now In tho hHw
YORK phlrfs. Que Of her rnlirf, WIN
tuliryrs iu taking UUfHunnl Appearance
Into account, Gays shu b. neither tall
nor short. Sho can never be- In phys.
Irai uisprUpUTtiou 10 tnns" with whom
aubis notlug, aul she IL Italian 10 hyr
iiuaOr.ups. In this hos the secret Of
her aflis.,u plwvr, a. wen ha Of her
artistic Limitations. ~ Que 10 Inclined
20 pronounce he. ugly on account Of
this httnuFontFs, that is hiH own uilaif;
hut " she we're more beautiful, she
wuulI bo less pliable 10 Chaugas,Oi *.
preston, nul consequently would be
tho worse actress. A braullui face D.
generally regular nud classical IN OUT
line; aud "a regular focs n usually by
preference immabl.e. Regularity IL
lmmutaplu. IL may pie 10 the sculp-
tor, who has 20 seize anu TX one siuglu
moment; the actor, on the other hand,
depends upon change rather lhau upon
stability,
The power OF giving visible eKprrs.
si0n 10 all that goes on iu her inner.
most soul makes her Iifier fnvUrAuly
tom oil GeTmsn actresses 0ithr present
NN HHNHNN NNN hhN NNHNhN NNNNN
given ~ HuCn an impression u death
aa Nine. DUse. She needs ior hri
/ ifauHiOtmltuuB none VI these 1utui
aftp, among which she seems % soIsu
/ even the art nI painting. she HucCrt d.
Z iu bringing about these trans ormatlun0
] by the force ~ her feeling alone which
| changes her expression prtcUpubly
| You gaze into the enigma Of tui
| cDuutunanCo as you gaze into thi
! wonder OF tue clouds.
And as with her lace, 40 with he
whole figure. Nine. Duho dresses n
gcc0rIat CO with the latest Paflslai
/ iashIJns However that IA
be, ono thing 10 certain; this cling
] log style which reminds ono pArtil
" the classic fOue, partly Of the cOstum
of the Empire, h. suited in the hiyurs
degree 20 her slender, supple figure
Her bust ID not tightly laced, " force
into unnatural shape. Her aim II
dress IL simplicity. The most nstura
effects are atiaiHed by means Of IA
highest aud most refined art, Hh
giyes only white uhimmtriug Carmen
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london ihsa,ricaI..

LoNplN, March 2S ~ y Associated
Pres -luv next ItI4uuIlOu AZ the
Criterion will be- tine nov play by
MrssIs Parker Auu CAngu, entitled
Rose Mary. The play IL In four acis,
,uo action Of the hTst three Iassiug nj
he time Of the quueu's cOtUunli %
while tho fourth, which h almost o.
mouu.Onuo Tor Charles HynIhAm,ptd
reveals him IN the character ni an
.c' geuhrinu, takes place on Jubilee
day,
T.. s.. willard, who returned 10 Lrr.
IHu this week rom B8ufucm d.
UutIly engaged tu TrH,arsluE iHu Nv
inlay uy Henry Arthur JUuuF, WutHu
ur uuIrs 10 produce at the GAtIC.
rhurlly after lAstur Ino name u tnr
play la NOT yet IiyuIgud, bat Ia 10
yi' boo "a strong part Tor Marion Ferry.
stewart OEuyIr'- new rIuv trs4
win ul#olu IfDdutrlA the 5uA tuugy
o.. about tUu same time,
WurIuI ag1Hmlih be- meeting with
grgaf grlJsH lu ms new play The
Romance oi a shupwNktr az tng
\auH uNIIu e..
CuH Gmham viii produce new
musrHl comedy entitled On tue March,
pIDr time iu May
The enormous .ue.et OF The Sign
n tine Gross -uIl continues ~ tua
Lyric, tho 0nr hundrrlth perform
augu win bee given during thu wr,U
urI1Fu Easter.
Wilson Barrett Ia now giving elgh,
etilrmauur- a week, two compauit.
arc TOURING the UTuv.uCuH Aud iw
o muu.ps wills ou leave i.r Amrrioa
WIN tIutGWo ulny, The rev play .i
winch Mt Barrett IL engaged hiss thy
.l.u.s0ugdIus title lne Daughters o
hauy lon.
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Next week the Lycpum Will produce
rlny .insrcut 900 ella fncicr g. )
set seen lu That play house, 10 D. %
comedy drama uf Western nuCu lIir
and &. called Ranch 40. itIfsnil 10 Do
rruIr.o with cImsuy nuu sensational
situations. Tine pitcs BE- probably new
% tuc majority CD ihunIel.goris BOO Uuf
city, but BE- we'll Euawu Boz tho E1siuNN
Wrsl The plot cUUtsfH 90 uuJ Soc
murder oiu llulG inYiau Vlr.
Thuf, afu two twin ttnihou, who ore
s0 much puHr tbatUuu BE- often mistaken
Tor tho other Ht The iAuch % the umr
% tho murder uuu one of tuHW J. u.s
Jr0lbrI Go O. pretty Iir.. Suspicion ia..
tens uIuu one U' too urItuUf- stI iut
u,uoE o. clear hls bfalHef uHI allow
him 10 we'd uls tUttJluvIt gFHumus .n'
guilt anu lsu ftystru. Ho b. cu'.rl i1r
trial aud the court room rrUu" be- mh e.
"a most lgu uHhIr stage mixture.
ML liAYrl viii pluy cue br .hrrt
both uf them, AuI MI BNIarr VIII
this wtuE Essumg the role 10 the
villain.
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On Sunday, March 20, a tcs'lmrrIr.
eHCr,d concert viii Boo given t, I.U
imud, 10 Nj Hugh !, Ward. Hole .
great lavurlle with the GAu4 com
pany anu the public, unI Che maus...
ment arc naturally utsir0u- OF mlaI 3
THIS event a tuggosz. Nj. Ward OH.
ways hos been rttdy lY msIN fu tUr
Den, NJ OF uthors, whenever AsksI no o
~, lhB program is BE- Iul.uwE3
overture, Morning Noon aud NlFht iu
Nltnna. '.',.. ...,,..........,t,uu Doe. irI
reading, lhD Portrait. ............ .Mpr.tutU
Mr., bingham Royce.
Duet Uar. iark. 81 ruu|. ehv|IuH
irs J, y. MuAElly and Miss ralllu &. 4. Flalw
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The appreciation Of Salt Lahs Thea.
tef.gosts Of Cue muslc was amply
shown laft night At the Thea'triwhcrs
thel Javaty Grand Onrfa conn
pauy appeared iu Lucia, Bride %
Lammstmore. and Cavaliers Ru'i'oa.
ma. The audience mp'gIcIy hl'J
the houie except in thr uIpotm"''
gallery, and tbe siuguta we've received
With dca'oning applause.
Nine. Tavary L. o ursulliul woman
and commands htw,ut voice. trained
10 perfection, As an ncir's
she L. graceful and very c''
feotlvo where effect IL required. 40
Nine. Thea D1ftc the leading part in
Cavallcfia IlusiicanA was aa-l. noi,Nud
she capt vnted the audience clmIirls-
~. singing and acun1 ~ot' fim'
ply grand. NJ. Guile l. a tpltul'1
tenor Of remarkable range and Iowtf,
and the audiences appreciated hi. loi.
f0fmauru very muuu. Max Eugene
the baritone, sud Sign0r AufHmlifi uH
5assn, arc nlso very good ungou.
Nine. Romnnl BE- another Of the
sweet singers VI the organization, hu1
all are thoroughly trained artists. Tue
chorus SCENE 10 be- selected more TOT
the good voices than Tor looks. IL ia
large and efficient
The iutofmlngllng of Italian and
English WINS disappointing 60 many
who were unable 10 follow the plot,
but the entertainment was nuVuilhe'
less Thoroughly eniOyel.
II II. vAtofu wus given ihls alter
noon. rnlght the engagement closes
with Aids.
NJ. Albert l.. Guillo has n name ami
fame ~ great nE Paul beiH.lf who
named hin the "Hilvcf TOT. ued litilU
French tenor" High & aud ID natural
are easily taken ~ him ana ate tome
when iamaEnU Ot the present Day
tunom And Rubiui Of the pact TENOR
Nlouo possessed.
The chorus ana orchestra are under
tho direction Of tue Italian Maestro
Sig. MoToalli.
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Watch for the Street Parade.
Something New
~ SAT- INIlI

The Edison Photograph 4 hlnstoseopo Phr
lore AFRO now 0puu TO The public atgGi routh
Mmn street, under tho management Of Miss
Della Iutte formerly a momb9r Of ihO Helena
Young Ladies. Mandolin lub.
lhr UarIura base been lifted nv On moot Ar.
U.Ur and expensive manuer. including eleven
OF IUu --latest improved upright phH uUErhphs Iu
handsome Ogk and glass races. HIHn ono uf the
|.LD.I NtluctuphUurs, boz winch are seen aud
heard ina most wonderful manner, ludupund.
entity moving Iiio.lkr u.urcs 0u n ttaFc, In,
tIuduY h"tuTH HrirrsarHt YurAlsIH huuds n
muslr etc T"rsu scenes were all taken nom
ltuAt tho olson LaUrHtuTy o. orange. n. J..
aud Art ain slswn lu tuu hiuel0phonO with
vocal aud musical Hrrnu pauimUut The IIst Iu.
D.udgs ~ 30 u0fei sugora NJ Hunting Gushn,
Quinn Hud Meyers lss.or, ulImoTo.s,
-uUs.'H ". 20 NArlnr anu other NhudH
The ttuVtUsrOpc, another Of tlia u's
wonderful. invention. tla ON CAulbluUnIu hIuh
Hrr shown moving ufr Ike nEuTOH and other
U.'HIps Among tho many wonderful thing1
In UU heard AFRO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

The Cricsgo Marine hand Will spend
the cutifU summer Iu tie IHsi, hINuy
engagements, ONE 90 wuiuu he Tor %
season OF one hundred uaysat Liuc0 n
faTE, large ttsuft uu tue DyIHwhtr
nyur opposite Philadelphia. Inp 's
the hrt bnnd engagement 70 large
Proportions ever given 90 Cuiusgr
Organization. GhH uund ia c0nduvici
by L.. +. Brooke, the ComEJstL WHO B..
regarded as one VI tue great dTiil mas
tUTH Iu America
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28

Nellie McHcnty will pear nj the
Theatef on Tuesday aud "wednesday
next In The Bicycle Girl, comblun
tinu OF song, dance ami other fpuulnl.
tios. The piece IL described AS a taiiru
on the bicycling craze. The ntHl act
shows the rooms VI the Bflarw1Od
Bicycle cluh, with Grace ForIycc, the
bicycle gifl, - tho pftt dent. Shu ls
the daughter " n riOh bIoyo.U manu-
iaclutrr Who has left her uis entire TOT
tune. She IN a HptCulalur In Wall
5fout ani i8uudur nf the Bicycle
club. Grace IL wo0ed by two tuitIft,
Dos IL baron Bykr, an American vino
maiqutfAuts ~ o Fftuch uubicmau.
Byko's father aud Gfact's were rival
bicycle mbkots. Byku thinks ny wed.
ding Grace that tue Two fiIma eau by
consolidated. The other suiIoT II
student who resolves 10 win tho alec
tiOur Of Grace. The second act shows
a genuine clambake VI the Bicycle
club. Ia this act the kinut0tC1ue IA
introduced for the fut time on the
Stage. Tho third act shows bicycle
meet NJ the race track aud ends with q
bicycle TscB. JOnn Webster htada the
supporting company.
90 Friday and saturday, April sri
anu An, J. n. HuWr's company viii
appear NJ the Thuattr in II. Grafton
D0unolly's comedy, The American
Girl. San Fra ClsC1 pagers say 10 b. a
we'll acted performance aud has done
excellent lusinttH Ia that city. says
ban Frgncisc1 Call!
"Tho end Of the second act belong
entirely 10 the twins, Little Qurouie
~ Virginia ami Master WinlOn o.
Prince Roy. Tue curtain goes down
on Vitgiuia's song ppm going 10 write
10 papa" Tho little tot scarcely OLD
enough 10 talk plainly brings tears 10
tue tyuH " most Ot her audience. IL Ia
rare thing 20 nnu two such bright
children AH these"
Richard Mansfield comes 10 the
Thsaior four nighta, commencing on
ApIiI 9Th, In repertoire,
A MIX white Flag will be seen nj
the ThsAter on FRIDAY and Saturday,
April l0uh and llth.
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e. Don't fAU 20 yHlt this Palace Of Music
Au1 song, which 70 ihruuged every day with
the b0st poop Of the city open from a. M
Go 30 b. n. |undHya included
ANY ~ tho selections can be heard At tue
Photograph rarIort al only De each.
No Admission Price Charged.
MISS DELLA TUTrlE, Manager
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a foftUcomina spectacular ulay 10
parls will have Cl.hprIne tho Great of
Elfslu uB lla heroine,
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VrJga, author OF CavallorIa Rusti.
.HUu, hps not been successful win Dds
new MAY, The She Wolf lately given
% Rome, II was Intended i0r Dnre,
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alr Henry lTyl.a's ll be- about 60
make his debut lu london af % usgs.
.sl win Hamlet
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NIctorlen 5 rIuu, the great FrougI
gulpr, Is now iu b.sH0Xty-nUu yu,L
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Ecn,rd MamH IvI llcct .rruu t0p
Il anna az Iuaulauuu n Al SIMMER,
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WIN rcIipso no nurraut ria,.

San FRAsClsCU, March ga local
psItr IayH tuHt a play IN now being
written DO which Matte Ovefmuu aud
Mu. Tunnel arc g. havo the star parts.
ITO play viii follow cl.suly tue
dramatic accidents of the recent
cnfeGrs u' tue Rev. CHARLIE O. Brown
anu Mrs Mnry A, Davidson. Rohnfd
q. White is the author OF tue play.
lie says Il Will eclipse oven the Dur'
rant play
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4 morrow evening rnrf,d concert
Will be- givuu 10 tho LJcUuu, at which
all the Htuuk company, an aug muntUI
orchestra uf ten llucgB anu some good
O. cal talent will assist, MI Car
IL ulrr has charge u' tho Of
yurstfa aud is preparing some
nuB selections.