The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17

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The Daily Menu
BREAKFAST.
CantaIoupe
Boiled Rice and Cream.
French Kidney.
French Fried Potatoes.
Toast.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Creamed Salmon.
Corn Fritters.
Tomato Salad
Peaches and Cream
Tea.
DINNER
Julienne Soup.
SOuffie of Bass, Lobster Sauce.
Boiled Leg of Mutton, Caper Sauce.
SteWed Parsnips.
Roast Duckling, Apple Sauce.
Lettuce SALAD.
Wine Jelly. with Whipped Cream.
Coffee, Small Cups.
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Culinary Notes
French Kidney-Soak the kidney and
Slice thin. dip each piece in flour and
fry in butter until brown. Take the
meat out, and make a sauce by adding
one Tablespoonful Of Hour Drowned
pan; add half cupful of boiling wa
ter stirring until all is well mixed.
Add one bay leaf, salt and pepper, and
a squeeze of lemon juice. Let stew
half an hour and take out the bay leaf.
and serve on heated dish.
Corn Fritters-Grate the corn: al
low an egg and a tablespoonful of
cream for every cupful. Beat the eggs
well; add the corn by degrees, beating
very hard, salt to taste; put in a ia
pint of corn; stir in the milk, th1cken
with just enough flour to hold together,
say one tablespoonful for every two.
eggs, cook on the griddle. Serve with
lamb or pork chops.
Tomato SaIad-Scoop out the centers
OF a half dozen tomatoes, fill with
chopped watercress and the inside of
the tomato and pour over it a French
dressing. Serve on lettuce leaves
SOmefnInE SAlaQS-lO dhc a
French dressing, which is suitable for
almost any kind of salad, take one
tablespoonful OF vinegar, four table
teaspoonful of salt and an eighth of a
teaspoonful of pepper. Put the salt
and pepper in the salad bowl, or in a
william Faversham and Viola Allen
their first really great vehicle. Robert
Warwick will have the dashing role of
the young German officer and Miss Will
lette Kershaw will assume the role in
which Miss Allen scored. In this part
Miss Kershaw will have her first op-
portunity to disclose her splendid stage
art.
ORPHEUM
The judgments of the press are being
confirmed by the public this week at
the Orpheun, where crowded houses
are the rule. For next week the head
line act will be one of Jesse E. Lasky's
productions ''The Pianophiends,"
wherein five men and four dashing girls
mix ragtime playing and singing in a
merry, diverting manner. The seven
Williams, acrobats; Claud and Fannie
Usher in "Fagan's Decision" the Rief
brothers and the American dancing
boys will complete the list Of new ar
rivals at the Orpheum.
NATIONAL
Billy Papke, the middle weight cham
pion of the world and an exceptionally
strong road show are packing the Ma
tional theater at every performance
this week. Papkes act is lively and
exciting and with his sparring partner.
Ollie Cornett, he puts on a most attrac-
tive turn. The Florence Modena COM
pany, Miss Alice Robinson and the bal
ance of the bill are excellent. Manager
Sid Grammar announces for next week
the appearance of Edwin Keough and
company in a European novelty act
which will be seen on the coast for the
first time. Dorsch sid Russell viii also
appear at the head of splendid bill.
CENTRAL
The Curse of Drink" with Battling
Nelson in a sparring bout between acts,
has made big hit at the Central the
ater this week. The melodrama is ex-
cellently staged and the delirium tre-
mems scene as played by Herman Cripps
in the role of Bill Sanford is one of
great realism. The play as it stands is
one of the most powerful sermons that
could be preached against the evils of
intemperance.
CHUTES
This will be amateur night at the
Chutes and a number of surprises are
promised. At next Sundays matinee
the program will be completely changed
and the following newcomers will ap-
pear: j. C. Nugent and company in
The Rounder"; Malvene, Clark and AL
fred: Frank Clark. monologist; Miriam
Marr. coon shouter, and Leo Filler, boy
violinist.