The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-01-29
Fired a Shot at orellanss.

Fred Weller was convicted by jury in
Judge Lawlor's court yesterday on a
charge Of assault with a deadly weapon.
He will be sentenced Saturday. He fired
a shot at Jesus Orellanes, 1913 Kearny
street, because Orellanes had objected to
him calling at an unseemly hour in the
morning
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by the noted comedians, John Campbell
and William Keller Mack, who are fun
makers of high standing. Campbell has
not appeared here for some years, but he
will be well remembered as a member Of
the famous team of Smith and Campbell,
who played at the old Bush-street Thea
ter and later at the Baldwin.
Barbara Fidgety' has made the hit Of
all hits of the Weber & Field productions
at Fischer's and is likely to run for sew
eral weeks TO come. The comedians are
putting new stuff in almost every night.
Great preparations are being made for
'Hoity Toity,' which is now in rehearsal
TO follow Barbara Fidgety," the man
aGement claiming that it will cost them
stage.
Fison and Enrol in "A Tip on the Der
by: Collins and Hart. 1.-The two strong
men" Morrisey and Rich, presenting "a
Breach of Promise and Hill and Sill
vainy. the daring bicyclists, this week
newcomers, have all made hits at the Or
pheum this week. Richard J..Jose, Fields
and Ward, Jules and Ella Garrison. Les
Brasettis and the Scott brothers are In
their last appearances.
At the Central Theater the stirring
drama Dangers of Paris" is giving the
lovers of sensation all the excitement that
possibly be contained IN a modern
melodramatic work. Realistic scenery and
quick changing surprises, together with
sterling good acting, go to make the pro-
duction memorable one at the Central
The Chutes good bill includes Kelly and
Ashby, comedy acrobats; Jessie Dale the
girl barytone; the Robinsons, colored com
e6ians; the aerial Austin sisters; Lois
Mendenthal, the talented young violinist,
and other clever people. Down the
Flume," the wonderful scenic waterway,
is proving great card.
This afternoon at 3:15 o'clock the fifth
of the series of the Zech symphony con-
certs will take place at Fischer's Theater
The programme is attractive and includes
the following numbers:
overture. 1OrlOianuS fBeethONen). n
phony, &c Minor CMozarO idyl ''Sieg-
fried (Wagner). Russian suite for strings
(WuersD. violin obligato by w F. Zech; over
ture, Miniature" (Tschaikowsky).
The sale OF seats for the three concerts
10 be given next week at the Alhambra
Theater by Ossip Gabrilowitsch, the great
Russian pianist, opens this morning at
Sherman. Clay & Co.'S music store Fol
lowing is the opening programme:
Variations Serieuses' (Mendelssohn: son
alta OPP 81, Z fiat major (Beethoven): prelude
In d fiat major. valse in sharp minor and
tesquisse) (Arensky): Caprice Burlesque'
(Gabrilowitsch); "L'Alouette'' (Glinka- Bala
kirefD: valse in A fiat major. lie Bar IRA
binstein9.
The second Of the Kopta concerts takes
place this afternoon at Steinway Hall.
The Bohemian violinist made a big SEN
sation on Tuesday evening last and will
doubtless again electrify this afternoons
audience.
Mrs. Sarah Wolden. the greatest com
poser-pianist and vocalist i'm the world, .
will give two concerts next week at the
Alhambra Theater. They should be in
teresting.