The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-01
the season. not returning to California

of the season, not returning to California
before Novem oer.: -: 3: ~ s.
! CHARLES A. Pearson. the genial assistant "
I manager of the Stuart. House, has been
very ill at his home during the past zen !
Il days: III - Il: II s. @gl5 o.
II :a:Apropos, Charles g. Wellman, for several !.
years connected with the Bald win .*Hotet,%:'
I and afterward proprietoro of the Hotel
I Markham at Port Crescent on Puget
Z! Sound, is: now the pro prfeto rand manager
i of the Hotter Stuart. Mr.: Wei imam is tak-
d ing his place among the success sful and
Il popular bonlfaces OF: Gotham. = ::
4: The .'dear: old original Bostonians" are
# gathering recruits from every part of this
II grand Union E. Gradually < the od-time /
i fayorites of the dear old originals, = are
& dropping out of the public ltfeon account
Il of lost vo.ees and @ell-earned fortunes,
therefore it. be hooyes the managers tokeep
their ;weather-eyes open for all pretty.and 4
4 gifted vocalists who may: appear on the
operate horizon. .:5.. s.: .s. s.
+: Miss Nellie Giusti a native-born Cali.
4 fornian and San Francisco girl has been
i engaged by Messrs. Barnabee and MacD on: I
aid as one the prima donnas Of the Bos- 3
i tonians. - 49,. :: ~ r.
+: Another Western. girl, Miss Helena !
4 Frederick of Chicago; has been engaged
+ as "a & Leading singer, and Miss aOriska
Il Worden of New York: is also under @en-
+ gagementas sofoist. :.,:"ss 49, > ::z
IF The eccentric and gifted young: Cali
Il fornian, Dave Watfield, who has through
his own originality ma de himse a great +
+ favorIte with the theater-goers: OF New ;:
i Y ork, has recently had the luminous idea
If of starring put into his head, consequently
j he =proyesza good target for: all aspiring
i play wrights. OF course, Mr.. Warfield IS
4 now in the process of Diminishing enthu-.:
i siastfc playwrights with willy promises TO
i "read their manuscripts: and send them !.
+ word,n He believes that q play should
be carefully .ead--before sending it back
]; with the poor authors own stamps upon :
Fit. OF course, Mr.. Wartield does not con-
# TESS that he burns the midnight electric
Flights reading over choice Hebrew dialects
/ and old Jokes woven INTO "a couple OF acts
i called a comedy or farce. One thing sure,
i Warfeld is scanning the different con-.
/ stelIations and wondering what sort#ot
Eplay will carry him onward and upward
L W here he may become one Of the fixed and
shining stars r. Z: rc :.. s.
+: 1t is something of surprise and disap-
i pointnaent that Miss Eleanor Calhoun, /.
i our own talenred actress; reared and edu-.
Il Gated in San Jose, should be completely
+ frozen OUT of the part in. IA Lady of =
f Quality, written BY Mrs. Frances Hod:. e. :
f son Burnett. and that it's first production:
+ in America will witness Mfss Julia "A thur
i: in the leading role. Miss Calhoun was to Z
II have played the part, but strong iniu- 7
II enoes brought to bear decided the Ameri- Z.
/ can managers to engage some. one better +
known in Ga 1neriea. Miss Calhoun has
been ;iden titled with the English stage for
i so long that IN any have forgotten her:
II here. However, Miss Arthur is young y.
II woman OF superior ability and refined in..+
i tefIect. She has studied hard and Con
i stantIy during the:spast FIVE years and
! will without ID oubt be a. great: success. ::
# Miss ATrhur.s ambition is TO star. Her
I brother Charles LIE wis, is to be: her mana.
i ger when she Launches out: She will be !.
4 heartily Welcomed; in San francisco, be- r.
Eeause @of her popularity during the two"
i months, season: sne was leading lady OF: !:
al. M. Palmer stock company at the I:
II Bald win: sTheaters q bit over three years
II AGO. Miss Arthur Is :member %of the :;
famous Portia Law Club Of San Francisco. 7
+: Mr.. and: Mrs. j. Lie bes and: family, for :
/ merry of San Francisco, are now estab..
Ilished among the resident California COLI;
Eory. saw Mrs Iiebes: and her pretty
4 daughter, Miss Lydi on: Fifth: ayentie: a :.
i few days ago. 'Il1ey were looking in the
1best OF health. Miss Lydia is an en- usi-s ::
# astic< bicy ctist and every fine day finds her
Etenioylng d spin up the boulevard. Mr.. =
IL and :M rs Llebes are living at the Grey
tloek, on the corner of Column tia avenue
Il and Seventy third street. si .z,i
Is: IT The dearth of Calf rnians continues l
/ shall take q flying trip To- all the popular
fsrm naer resorts and hunt up the Pacific E.
tCoast folks, JUST TO let Y on. know: what r..
| they are Doing and now they are nioying .
# heir vacation. .:==i 7 Fl: r.: :.
F L: feel quite foolish not TO have said :
/ something. about the e3oiter emit hero
f over tine. Klondyke reg ion. However, I
shall take refuge In the, cleyer:.@5say Rnd-"~
Eyard Kipling employs In his:writings;
i saying-.'but that's anot her story" j;
IF IA PARK row, .TRELrA Fo4TZ POLAND:
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