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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
Weeks Offerings
at the Theaters

Classic drama, The Eternal Femi-
nine" a romantic comedy in four acts,
by Robert Misch, translated from the
German by Austin Page, will be Miss
Anglin's presentation for Easter week
at the California. The scene is set on
a mythical island in the Egean Sea, 400
B. c., which is ruled by Amazons and
has been, at the time the story begins.
for 800 years. Tho stranger man. unae-
customed 70 feminine rule, at last ar
rives in the persons of Lysander and
company of Greeks from the mainland,
and through love conquer the warrior
maids and matrons The play is said
to be told in finely poetic fashion, to
hold some delightful comedy eonse-
quent upon the absolute supremacy Of
the woman in the play and to be the
medium for some charming acting Mr.
Frank Worthing will be the Lysander
and Miss Anglin Antiope, Queen of the
Amaz
Red Feather" with Grace Van Stud
diford and her excellent trio of comedi
ans in charge. is amusing good houses
at the Columbia Theater. Tomorrow
evening begins the second and last
week OF the opera. Those desirous Of
hearing one of the best of comic opera
voices in Miss Van Studdiford's bril-
liant one, of seeing one of the stunning
ly handsome women of the stage. and
of enjoying three comedians who sue
ceed in being extremely funny in spite
of Mr.. Kleins libretto can be safely
recommended thereto.
Florence Stone. well known here in
association with Melbourne Mcdowell
and the Sardou plays, will begin an en-
gagement at the Grand Opera house
this afternoon in "Graustark," in which
she will be supported by the Ferris
company Dick" Ferris, actor-man-
/ ager. will be of the chief supporting
people and will be seen in the role Of
Grenfell Lorry.
The Alcazar will have the dramatized
novel as bill for the week with When
Knighthood Was in Flower" a play
/ founded upon the book of the name. by
! Charles Major. The role of the sturdy
English knight who wins the fascinat-
| ing Tudor maiden should find an effec-
=! tive exponent in Mr.. Craig. and Miss
Lawrence will doubtless be agreeably
| suited in the role of the lady.
| The Tivoli is enjoying success with its
good production of "Florodora," that,
! it should be remembered, may now be
seen for the first time at popular prices.
Herschel Mayall. as Robert Emmet.
in the drama of the name, will have
! this week a part worthy of this consci-
entious actor. The play will doubtless
prove popular attraction with the
] Central clientele.
Lydia Yeamans Titus. prize stage
baby of them all. will be the star of the
! Orpheum bill this week. Mrs Titus
makes her first appearance here since
her highly successful season in Austria
liza, and is accompanied by Fred j. Ti-
| tus, whose support at the piano is as
] good as Mrs. Titus performance.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
BY LII UR.4 BRIDE POWERS

suit of the eyelation-Chartran slashes
the painting upon which he had laid
his best efforts He was to have re-
ceived $4,000 for the portrait, but his
artistic pride was hurt and he took his
revenge.
what dubs we are in America and
what a prosaic bear the Yankee hus-
band is-all OF which opens anew the
discussion as to whether a portrait
should or should not be a slavish like
ness.
Being a woman. with the implanted
instincts of woman, / should saw.
Bring out the good points, bring out
the soul-the intelligence, and let the
rest fall In"
But how about these troublesome
husbands and the bills?
Artists must Enthusiastically.
c. H. Hansen is one of the busy men
In the artist colony. He seems to revel
in work, as does our we'll beloved
Keith
At the Hansen studio, sos Clay
street, are some pictures that prove
him the compeer of Remington-and
this without provincialism. II you
doubt my Judgment. go for yourself
and see.
See the picture produced to-day.
Geronimo on Raid" depicting the
old renegade on one of his periodical
tours" over Arizona, when he felt the
need of few new horses. AS a por-
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1t is an engagement that will be looked
forward to with eager eyes by every
class of playgoer. The combination is
irresistible. Miss Marlowe is one of the
most cultured and charming of Shakes
pearean interpreters and famous in
many roles. Mr.. Sothern is himself fa-
nous in many parts and a devoted
worshiper of Shakespeare. Both have
long desired to return to the Shakes
pearean drama, and are enabled now
through the enterprise of Charles
Frohman most delightfully."- TO join
forces therein. The plays to be given
are Romeo and Juliet" Much Ado
About Nothing" and Hamlet" Miss
Marlowe's Juliet has long been famous.
1t is said now to have an even greater
charm than in former days.
Mr. Sotherns Romeo is new this sea-
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trait of the tough old Apache, it's a
perfect ukeness"-but Geronimo won't
care--not being woman.
/ know this looks like him. because
l met the willy old chap at Buffalo at
the Indian Congress and had the un-
speakable honor of hearing him grunt.
This picture bears new interest at
this time, as the old fellow, who is a
Government prisoner at Fort Sill, is
now beseeching the President for his
liberty.
There are those who accuse Hansen
of being so careful as to drawing as
to be Photographic l would to heaven
more of our men were similarly ac-
cused Here's where the worker dis
tances the mere genius.
Anna Frances Briggs goes soon to
England where her clever water colors
are much appreciated even as
at home She is at home" at her stu
dio these days-at Kearny and Clay, In
the Arts and Crafts building, where
portfolios of her exquisite little sketches
may be obtained. A clever little woman,
this!
Gordon Ross has immortalized his
name. How? Ask any member of
the Bohemian Club about his carica-
ture of I'm the Footsteps of the Pa
dres." presented to Charles Warren
Stoddard on the night of his dinner at
the club. Perhaps he'll tell you-and
perhaps he won't.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
TRIALS OF PORTRAIT PAINTERS

That story Of Chartran's about his
scissoring the portrait of a patron be-
cause the husband of the lady debated
the truth Of the likeness. has been the
topic of much studio gossip here
abouts-
Should or should not a portrait of a
woman be brutally true, or should
the artist "improvise' as his sense
suggests
Now, here's pretty situation-the
woman, of course. desires to see her
self upon canvas idealized-of this
there is no question, It's a matter of
sex-individuality. and there is no evil
dence AT hand of even the exception
that proves the rule.
Then. there's the artist-he who
abhors the ugly, the commonplace,
and adores the beautiful, the unusual.
Naturally. he seeks out the good points
of his patron-her coloring, her grace,
her souI-if she have one-and pro-
ceeds TO emphasize these. And he
seeks to put her on canvas as he would
like her TO be-herself, but herself as
seen through the lens of the lover. for
the lover sees naught but the beautiful
in the queen of his heart
Then comes the husband-he who
pays for the portrait-and he who
ees not with the eyes of the lover.
fatrimony unveils the mysticism of
t7orstion, and the husband, lest he
b a poet or a self-hypnotist, knows
Oily too well that the woman he has
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find a more competent trio of come
dians than those in charge of the
scant fun of Red Feather They in
troduce some of the most comicaI stage
business ever seen here and succeed in
carrying the thing from first to last
with laugh. This has to be seen to be
believed, for what the librettist does not
owe the comedians is not worth ow-
ing. They are all born funny
Louis Casavant, with his big smile and
big bass; the pocket jester Myron Da-
vies, and Mr.. Seabrooke's substitute
w. j. McCarthy-as funny in the
Dutch fashion as they make them.
All of these have-I believe-com-
mitted the sin of not being or
iginaily cast / do not imagine, how
ever, that any seeing them will
find themselves imposed upon, and
they can be safely advised thereto.
Too much should not be expected of
Mr. de Koven's music; it is, save in a
few spotNs by no means worthy of the
writer of Robin Hood" OF Miss
Grace Van Studdiford, the star, every
thing may be expected in good looks,
and in voice the best in comic opera
outside of FRITZ Scheff's. 1t is not on
the billboards, but the singer lilts up
TO high E fiat as easily as a bird.
Miss Virginia Calhoun's adaptation
of Ramona, from the novel by Helen
Hunt Jackson. and offered by Miss
Calhoun last week at the Grand Op-
era-house. is a dignified and poetic
but not distinctively dramatic presen-
q Of he c-fr
ably. however. the picturesque quality
of the book and suggests very effect
lively the atmosphere of the older Cal
ifornia. In this the play is important
~ helped by its fine settings and cos
tunes, that would appear to be his
torically correct as they are pictur-
esque, and is worth seeing for these
alone. Indeed. any one interested in
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23

could have played it. Miss Grace
Henderson, too. as Mrs. Waterman,
was the altogether charming woman
of society. She. was. it is not irrele-
want TO mention, by 'steen dollars
week more expensive than the original
exponent of the part. Nor could Mag
gle Fielding as the cook lady. famous
in such roles as Miss Henderson in
hers. have been bettered. Francis
Ryrne again. was classic reporter,
and Ella Ray, Wallace Eddinger and
Mr.. Fulton of Philadelphia was
so Phladelphian l cannot remember
his other name-were all wholly salts
flying. Miss Adelaide Prince. the Miss
Kittredge of the cast, was its one dis
aster.
The New York casts are not given to
showing any higher average than this,
nor. again. very pertinently, is the New
York cast stationary affair.
Changes are constantly being made
even in the sacred original cast.
Take THE Earl of Pawtucket," for ex-
ample During the plays New York
run Mr.. D'Orsay made love to no fewer
than five Harriets. Care we TO de-
mand the whole five or which of
'em?) 1t was so with The Other
Girl" though not TO the same ex-
tent. 1t is almost necessarily so
with any play that enjoys long run.
Only, therefore, in the matter of an
untruthful label. Original cast" can
one find the management here guilty
Of imposition.
FNI- . . 1,se
week with the production of The Red
Feather" at the Columbia. 1 know
nothing of the New York cast of Red
Feather" but that Thomas Q. Sea-
brooke was of it. They like Mr.. Sea-
brooke in New York; so do we-like
him in New York Certainly the COM
edian who substituted is an agreeable
substitute to us. Nor could one readily
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23

Pretty Louise Dresser is also on the
bill. bringing her characteristic darky
songs.
Cleopatra Up-to- Date" win complets
its successfum engagement at the
Chutes Theater with to-day's and to-
morrow afternoons performances.
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Wdniiterififter. Ser er Sale ON,

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Sen rnsiiitc &rybier u&arias", oer

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Oct, eller ri gaar Dor &ej".
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5 be rnsfife Eiterip-&roninier far
ser / Sen ienere SID f1,noet meget al
borlige ltroligbe6er steo. S &ur~
lano og 2iflano er ser 1aoleoes s.:
ii6ite 4 Maone0er ifet aoifillige slt=
tentoter paa Gnbe6smeno, fire sln=
greb paa pripate Herioner, lefs paa
Holitibetiente, tire poa &oiaf<&atrltl=
jer, og to @onge er Ser faltet @om-
ber. S 93igo blep Ser gjort Jorlpg
paa at iprGuge 4ru6tbebol0ningen
be0 Ell &atronfabrif / 2uften, % oe
lutberife airfer 6lep ser bper Sag
foretaget 0enonltrattoner Mai og
SUM. S @olen berifer ligeleoes for
'fteroeliee S5ii::fff;a;1llae. stlle Arraltlofa=
Ter er operfpl0te, % alle, Ser forbes
poo @ooerue, til @elt eller til sSo0s,
|bliper iton0lebe og maa ioentificere
lin
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Il. slugult, 0agen efter 1olfeafltem-
nil1gen oper llnionel1s Splgsning,
| lfriper:
~llofaloet uf slflternnin9en igaor
opertraf for lon1tlige &al9oiltrifters
Ge0fon1nlen0e enoog De ori]tiglte
6orpentninger. Man bop0e ilnpoel leet
1agen mcO go0t @aab; men eu-
bper, iom fje1ote noget nnrmere til
Torbol0ene l10oper 2ol1Oet = Sc lon-
ge 9lfltonoe % Sc mango Jraperen=
De paa Sjben % tilfjel6s = f1,n6e
life bel1te, ut Stemmetallet lful0e
blipe iaa itorartet ion1 @aarsoagens
5elegron1mer mel0er. Sen forte
Sis, ser bopoe b9ret til at inoprente
9ogen 8etD6ning og til at trpffe
be fornp6ne Sr0ntnger meo Gorfalns>
anmel0elier % oeSlioe, ontogeS og1ao
at maatte birfe 1,belotg 9fetnin3.
Sg iaa fom1n1er ser allepegne fra
8u6 ON ct Gremmpbe, iom alorig
bor bobt fit Si6eitpffe! Sffe en-
eneite @alefreos er Ser afgtbet ferre
5temnter en0 Deo ii0lte @tortings<
bala og / mango al oem er Sallet
oppe / oper Set 6obbelte, ia set tre<
bebbelte! sll0rig bor set norlfe
Solf npbt iao ntanoltGrft for at iige
lin Mening. sll0rig bar Set lpftet iin
&plt iaa ltGrft og iao enigt ion1 6c1t=
ne Gang.
@>1 iaa6an Sptreoel1 pil blipe pur=
6eret langt lto oper bort 2an0s @rgl1-
fer. Gelp / ll0lnll0il1gernes 2jne,
lon life peo, bpor ltore Gol1i feligbe<
0erne peo Jrenlmpoet naage 5teoer
Dor prret, pil SEN pirfe imponerel1=
&c. S Sc 9onoe, bpor n1an fplgec
be0lt me0, Dnr n1nn pnret forbcrc0t
pao ct 6lertal / Sill llutl1in9 til, bpoo
ser lfeoe Sen Z. SUM. s)ten Ell iaa
albeles perpul6enoe eSolfeuotolellc
bil pirfe n1e0 el1 upeutet Stprfe 50
oe fau 9eeier toger Jig operfor oen
|pnloige Mosie al Saltanlnrer alene
nb iom SEN npopenbige llnotogelie,
Ser olbrig fan lfilleS fra &eglen.
@poo belrne Sag bor at betp6e for
bort SANDS 6re1nti0, far flere bout
Jdlelien al, el10 nogeu bopoe pertet.
gfaor Ell Sag Oette gjennem 8egipen<
heber piler Jig, oil oe bun0re Sulener
2on0et rl1not bope Sen be6ite Sof %
2pn for, at oe life far ifpet 0tale
y @nitr>lgslier, ga oet gial6t.
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81 tstemniaqen i Mor9e.
On Gei.bag.

vgeroenS @ang for yonoog sen Marte ill., G nte 5pgg ir
IA. Aueut 0aeen ef 1olfeaflem. o op, om