The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 3, 1899, Page 10

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1899, S THE ESULT OF UTICURA END CUTIOURA i0AP, ~ TRANSFERRED 10 SAN FRANCISCO Louis Jobbers’ Fight for Trade. St. There will be a general pilgrimage s of various lines of Pa s to this city during he 1 week of January. The hearing of suit brouvg Louis jobbers of fie T railroads v Interstate ers in this city on J according to the present unde That is the news th Traffic Ma H. D. Loveland of the Pacific Coast Jobbers’ and Manu- C brougnt ation has just t. W the hearl:g yesterday for discou: LONG PEACHED.” Gave Informatioin Lecture in Academy of Sciences. At the reg the Acad- B 37 ilar meeting es Monday deliver derings in the High Sierras | | turkey A HARV ELDER ON HIy ¢ NIGHT LY NISIT TO THE THEATER. BATTLE GROUND ADOLESCENT LOVE OF A LOS ANGELES ELDER Why the Scion of an Aristocratic Family Forsook His Happy Home. TA_OW and then happens some- I’ thing out of the ordinary in the I ) 1ves of plaver folk, and that something recently occurred in the Frawiey company, now playing at a. What that somet ems to know. It looks the Califorr and acts like a real man and answers to the name of A. Harvey Elder. er is a scion of one of the lead- ing families of the City of Angels and his recent debut on the professional prompted by no necessity of On the con enitude of t yods that he deems it prope that some one should help him spend them That some one dawned upon the un- horizon of his existence some ago when Pearl Landers rarance with Frawley g of his recent eight sngagement In Los Angeles. vey attended the opening w the lovely Pearl and awoke fact that his destiny was before night, to th the living, breatht pal- be e eieiieisieisiisiebebebebeie® of the ide his g had created. There was the flower that had blossomed from the seed of his imagination. He would pluck it and wear it next his heart, . . Peivieivisiei et THE STEEPLECHASE. The success cf the Coney Island novel- ties at the Steeplechase continues ted. The wild beasts on the Roman Carrousel ars a great attraction to the children, and old and young never fall to ride the swaying razzle-dazzle. Much in- terest is displayed over the Thanksgiving —_——————— taflor-made suits. fur capes, M. Rothschild, 33 Post st. Ladies’ cloaks, Credit . FINE FEATHERS=—— FINE BIRDS *1 88 To Fit Chaps Between the Ages of 3 a OO0 OOWOSW 2 THIS IS MERELY A CHRISTMAS =% SPECIAL. THE ACTUAL VALUE OF g g THESE GOODS WOULD RAPHAEL’ THE FRISCO BOYS, un- | A Top Coat, made of Fine | Covert Cloth, Gauntlet Cuff, Velvet Collar, Tan | Shade, worn with an Al-| pine Hat, ridgs your chap out for winter about as smart as one could imag- ine—we should say rigged out as a swell chap showld be. TOP AS PICTURED--BOTH nd 11 Years. S. . b4 | New York | Hartman will be busy shaking hands. { CORNER KEARNY STREET AND UNION SQUARE AVENUE. cost what it might. Pearl Landers d be his bride though he braved father's slipper to win she was a mere child, fif- teen years old. But what mattere, that? Was not he a man? Could not he protect and guide her path tarough life and bear her over the rough places least she dash her foot against a stone? Else to what ~urpose had he lived the life of a man of the world for nearly eighteen long years. Pearl Landers must be h He had deter- mined upon it, and his determination was at ized by active oper- atior citadel of her maid- enly affections, The investm: and was signalized by bombardment. Pearl would awake in the morning to find flowers at her door, flowers were at her plate each meal, flowers found their way to her dressing room and fell upon her in perfect showers over the footlights continued for eight weeks, or until the company, nt commenced at onca a fierce floral concluding its gement in the south, moved this city. Then uated Elder was as he is in n he gets behind But, as he emerges in the turnings of the 1 scene wh yan from obs: GADSKI TC SING WAGNERIAN MUSIC HE SPORTING DUCHESS has run | its course at the California and has been criticized as a whole and plece- Will Bring Damrosch| Here Also. [ | TIVOLI OPERA SEASON CLOSES | FERRIS HARTMAN IS ONCE MORE { IN OUR MIDST. B ST, Of very great ‘al interest is the | nformation Gadski, who was admired whie appearing here Melba company, has decided to next March and give a| series of Wagnerian and operatic con- | certs. She will be assisted by Walter | Damrosch, who will give some Wagner lectures, and Bispham, the famous bary- ne. It is also likely that Anton Schott | will assist in these concerts. Mme. Gads- | ki has proven herself to be a vocalist of much refilnement and an artist of great| will be received with delight | ability. by the many admirers whom she gained during her stay here. i 0,8 And £o the grand opera season at the ssa. deny. and each we as artistic success speaks well indeed for the taste of our public. This season was a sort of ed very beneficial come acquainted with the greater works. During this ceived a be opera_than any presentation of American city outside of lovers of this town ought to feel grateful toward the Tivoli for giving them such | excellent opportunities. ey T Yesterday I met Ferri= Hartman, who has returned from his Fastern engage- ment. He is looking better than ever and is “feeling fine,”” he says. He is very glad to be back again in Frisco among his old friends and countless admirers and thinks that he is in just as good trim as he was fore he left, if not better. While the Tivoli is undergoing rejuvenation Ferris He had_some good engagements while he was In New York. but resighed In order to respond to the Tivoli's call. . erideiie Much interest is taken in the comic opera by H. J. Stewart and Peter Robert- son, which will be presented at the Grand Opera-house to-morrow evening. It is a very melodious work and the idea of the plot is very clever. Stage Manager Jones will introduce a march that will dazzle the eyes of the nppctamr:‘ There ought to be a packed house to-morrow evening for the purpose of greeting this success- ful local work. o .. An evening of song will be given by Mrs. J. E. Birmingham at Sherman & Clay Hall next Tuesday evening. This able vocalist will be assisted by Harry Girard, the accomplished barytone from New York. Among the songs which Mrs. Birmingham is to sing will be composi- tions by Schubert, Lalo, Massenet, Hahn, Nevin, Chadwick, Bosworth and Vaccal. Those who admire art from an elevating point of view will no doubt greet this news with delight, for whatever Mrs. Birmingham undertakes is sure to be worthy of attending. . (R The advance sale for the symphony concert which will take place at the Grand Opera-house next Thursday after- noon 1s surprisingly large. The demand for seats was so great that within a few hours from the opening of the sale not a choice seat was to be had. Henry Holmes says he 1s very much pleased with his orchestra and is confident that the musiclans will do splendidly next Thursday. The members of the orchestra are delighted with Mr. Holmes' conduct- ing and think him fully capable of wield- ing the baton. Thus it seems that we are | self when folled. Tivoll s at an end and with it the relgn | a That this was one | factory operatic seasons | s ever had no one will | n weeks of grand opera | a great financial as well | wtional course which proved | to those anxious to be-| ason San Francisco has re- | grand | and for a price of admission | within the reach of everybody. The music | at last to have some more excellent symphony concerts, ALFRED METZGER. Dr. Parker's Cough Cure. One dose will stop & cough. Never falls, Try it. All druggists. * dance on the stage, so did he finally With the opening of the Frawley season in this city the Elder was again Not as a spectator, how- an actor himself. At every performance where supernumer- aries are needed it is customary for Mr. Frawley to apply to one of the lo- cal dramatic schools to supply them. He did so in this city and among the bunch that was sent him was the Los Angeles hero, who had followed the troupe to this city and taken that means to remain near the lady of his . seeing no harm in the ent adoration, allows him to a dollar a night, appareled in ss suit and a state of ecstasy. He has no speaking part, but as he looks unutterable things it is just as well that he be not allowed to talk. He has done so well, however, in the dance scene that Mr. Frawley has it in mind to introduce him as a specialty in one of the company's later plece In the meantime Mrs. Landers keeps a sharp eye ou her daughter, and an irate father in Los Angeles is olling a trunk strap and promising his friends that a calf will be slaughtered when the prodigal returns. * RS . kY + 3 * e R R R R S S R T TRy SABBATH DAY NOTICES OF pesieieieieieieiedeieieieie® THE MUMMERS meal long days since. The end of the week leaves little to be said about villain and villainess, misunderstandings and misunderstood.” Bolled down, it is the same old story, but a not thor- ster hour. oughly boiled down unt{ which consisted ing of snappily clever lines, its of real comedy, a group of plaver folk all pleasant to meet and Miss Van Buren. For Miss Van Buren picks herself out from the many by a character sketch tha is not quite like any other that ever stoo for an adventuress. She plays Vivi Darville neither snakily nor dashingly, as is the way of the stage sinner principally with the steel glint of satire that is as masculine as she is feminine. She toys lightly, daintily with the stupid little people who make up this world, and then she laughs and forgets is not what the authors intended, mind v Insist- ed upon Vivian's making a scene, and they would not allow her to satirize her- They T s, but | called for a mn-l — ADVERTISEMENTS. IMPORTED ~ DRESS FABRICS! 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Mexican life has been daubed upon many a blotchy can but it has awaited the hand of the artist. Monday night at the cazar will show whether it has at last und an interpreter. Brethren, I am requested to announce that this being Sunday the California will present a new attraction by the Frawleys “An Enemy to the King." The Or- e lite pheum likewise will, change its bill, and at the Alhambra “Mr. Plaster of Paris” will appear If the bitter blasts of winter can be shut out from the Tivoli, then will the week of repairs be worth while. Artistic enjoy ment shrivels when the grippe is creeping up and down one's spine. SARAH COMSTOCK Sterling Silver Novelties Our sterling silverware is all guaranteed 925-1000 fine and our prices are consistent with the superiority of the goods —every article is full value. 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