The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
TALK ABOUT ACTORS
AND THEIR DOINGS
HERE AND ABROAD

Press-a gentry is curious art ana
various Following is a new and rare
specimen, relative to Mr.. Melbourne
MacDowen, who will shortly reappear
here:
Dear Madam am sending you
some press stuff from Dave A. Weis,
manager. concerning the Melbourne
MacDowen engagement in San Fran
cisco. Mr. Weis is making stupendous
preparations for the coast engagement
and the scenery, coupled with every
thing else that is composed in the
makeup of a really excellent perform
ance. will be of very high standing.
Mr.. MacDowell is much changed since
his last coast engagement and he seems
now to realize that he must retrieve
himself in the next two seasons and
regain the laurels lost through his ap-
parent careless ways. For this reason
Mr.. Weis has selected for his associates
a company of splendid players with
metropolitan regulations
I'VE can assure you that we are try
ing our very best to get together
dramatic stock company which Will be
the strongest ever seen on the coast.
Yours most earnestly.
N. c. Goodwin, on the close of his
engagement, will sail with Mrs. Good
win maxine Elliot) to Europe. After
spending a few weeks at their beautiful
home on the Thames. they will tour
Europe in an automobile for eight
weeks.
Henrik Ibsen, whose play. "Hedda
Gabler," will be produced by Mrs. Fiske
this week at the Grand Opera-house,
celebrated his seventy-sixth birthday
on the 10Th inst.
Viola Tree, eldest daughter OF Beer
bohm Tree, made her debut in Edin-
burgh recently as Viola in Twelfth
Night" According to report her rem
dition was a great success.
Viola Allen. has entirely recovered
from the recent operation she under
went in New York and reappeared as
Viola in her production of Twelfth
Night" to a large audience at Easton'
Pa.
Richard Mansfield will be seen in a
dramatic version of Parsifal at the
New Amsterdam Theater next Sep
tember.
Following are the programmes OF the
Schumann Heink recitals, to be given
next week at Lyric Hall under the di-
rection of Mr.. Greenbaum:
TUESDAY NIGHT. APRIL 5.
(a) Aria 'Mitrane -..-.......'.'- loss, hosSi
(b) Du bist die Ruh. uh..............'... sehnoert
(c) Wohin 's,eiiupIs s,t
(d) Der Wanderer ..................'sc schubert
Piano solo c,,,
o. o. Liebestod. from Tristan and Isolde, -.
N,.. 1osen6ns Hartman masns'-i''S1'
Sb3 a. Three T1srp"so songs from the ''TrumDeter of
sSkklngen il,,T ..... '................ schumann
"a, "a, Die Drei ziseuner ........; .Liszt
tb5 tb5 Three songs from the Cycle Poet
LqvG Inn wunderschonen ihc Monat Mai.
2 Aus nleinen Thranen spriessen
3 Die Rose. die Lille.
ta) Prison scene Cact ID from Der
Fides-Mme schumann Heink)
Chl Bolero OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Arulti
THURSDAY NIGHT. APRIL !.
"a {s} aT.a GRAND AThl'f ATia from samson and
piano l6la solo. '.Rhapsodis' Honeroise No;
fal "Der Arme Peter (SOng Cycle) Schumann
~ Three songs from the Cycle '"Trum-
peter of sakkingen scb5beqt nfeqt
laN I'm Herbst. =. Franz
IN T,s hat die Rose sich beklagt. Franz
(c} Recitative and aria from st Paul
Gin EngIsh) ...-.<.-.... .Mendelssonn
(a) Heimweh .....................H Hugo WolI
(b) Fruhlingslied .....-...-...... ..'. Becker
lcl Bolero dedicated to Nine. Schumann
Heink) ....-..-.--...... .-. s<Aiuiti
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL ..
(b) HaidenIossiein ---.-..--.------- SehnPert
(c) Die Allmacht -.-----.-..--- -Scnupert
Song Cycle. "Frauenliebe und Leben
................-. -...............S Schumann
l. Seit ich Ihn gesehen.
= Er der Herrlichste Won Allen.
g. Ich kann's nicht fassen. NIGHT glauben.
A. Du Ring meinem Finger.
3 Helft mir. Ihr Schwestern-
g. Susser Freund. Du blickets.
Z An ueinem Herzen. an meiner Brust.
8. Nun hast Du mir den erstsn Schmerz
gethan.
Piano SOLO
(a) ''Feuerzanber'' (Walkure). $500.
..-.---.. WdSner-bidSsln
(b) Caprice Espagnole. Moszkowsli
Miss Josephine Hartmann.
Cal Befreit- Richard Strauss
I'd fruhl1ngSnacnt Scnunan1
(c) Augen meine Fensterlein. -..-.-. .Spengel
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