The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-04
KRAEHWINKEl GOES OFF MAP.
Jubilee Fair Of the San Francisco
Turn Verein Closes.

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Turn Verein Closes.
The staid old burgomaster Of Kraeh-
winkel had what appeared to be f1t Of
apoplexy last right when he took CEN
sus of the people under his control at
Turn Verein Hall. It was the closing
night of the golden jubilee fair, and thu
hall where the quaint old town was re-
produced in miniature was filled to over.
moving.
The fair has been successful beyond the
expectations of it's projectors. All con-
/ cede that much credit is due to John Sim
men, chairman Of the committee of ar
rangements, and John Schroeder. who
suggested the general plan and saw that
The ladies who were interested in the
work were tireless in their efforts to dis
pose of everything in sight, either by
| considerable addition to the funds of the
: In the contest for the most popular cam
| competitors, although John Lackmann for
| Sheriff was q dangerous competitor. The
+! contest for the most popular German So
| ciety had not been closed at midnight.
The management has announced that as
soon as the business affairs Of the fair
can be closed an evening will be set apart
| have SO signally contributed to it's Sue
cess. The date will be announced later.
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programme was sung, and the house was
crowded. Many of the artists that have
appeared during the season of grand
opera were heard. and their Latin breth-
rem, who composed large part of the
audience, were lavish in applause as one
familiar aria or scene gave place to an
other. Act second Of the Barber Of Sc
Vile" gave opportunity to Repetto, Dado
and Ferrari, and salassa's .Eyening
encores. The orchestra under Steindorr
played 1.-THE Dance Of the Hours from
Giaconda. and Signor. Avedano. in the
impression. Rabbi Voorsanger made some
fitting remarks about the. life work OF
Verdi, and the impression he has had on
gentleman's eloquent tribute to the MEM
DRY Of the great musician was most ap-
propriate to the occasion. An act from
Barbareschi, Zani. Cortesi and the chorus,
and q scene from Norma with Nicolini
as the soloist. concluded the entertain
ment.
''The New Boy" q new farcica1 comedy
by Arthur Law, will serve that abund-
as a medium for his particular genius
this week at the Grand Opera-house:
1.-THE New Boy is new here, and is said
| to afford Mr.. Perkins ample opportunity
to be as funny as usual. Herschel May
all appears as 9 French teacher and
| Laura Nelson Hall and Rose Beaudet are
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