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mi 5 s-i TEStJErffraOT3jR Kra5rs 2S vsr jipr irof ffiaer jN pfaajs afL frK rSi mm PSsr P3g Sfefei E3b SAf OTEffiGIGQ BBj6Ij0IjEj MM gM Mr iWk St THE THEATRIGAL 11 New Jyiajestic Will Open This Eiiinflitlv Isabel ib Chiitchills Play lROSE COGHM PtAYS AT TflE CALIFORNIA i bur Gohaiilia eiBig Show Burle rs at thGrand siNew Piece rQr Alcazar and Others St The special event of this evening the opening of a new theater the ajestle under the management of larry Bishop so long in charge of Joroscoa Grand Opera house The ittraction to open it is Isabel Irving an adaptation of Winston Church llm story The Crisis Miss Irving brings a strong company with her The California Theater ha an aU action of the best class this week in ose Coghlan vho holds her ad rnjrers firmly and loses nothing of her uracuve persona cnarmf while her atural art makes her as modern as most modern with the added enefit of an unusual adaptability Bhe appears in a double bill The principal play is The Greatest Thing In the World a drama by two clever fAmerican women Harriet Ford and Mrs DeMille It Is a situation which lll appeal to the sympathy of all people a mother who has a son whose propensity for drink leads him even to criminal offense The play is hot great one but it is clearly and eleverly written and It gives Miss Coghlan a chance for soine acting iwhlch very few of our modern pieces really offer To bring sympathy and deep Interest to a middle aged Iwomen with two grownup sons is kiot an easy task but Miss Coghlan even If those two big boys should make her seem to be past the attractive age is not by any means be ond the charm of drawing and giving the sentimental love which the accessory story calls for One can till feel that those men are justified In being in love with her and wishing to marry her And this is presented without weakening In any way the knotherhood side ot the character The scheme of the piece like most Ef those written bji women is very bvious and the comedy is peculiarly of the feminine Invention The strong Itcenes are however principally concerned with the motherhood There is a clever bit of delineation of a trying cene In the first act when the boy fa carried away by his intoxication at the ball and Mrs Bryant assumes a hysterical gayety to cover the con fusion Another comes with the guardian when she discovers that he holds Jthe raised check and proposes to act against the son to prevent which shu tells the guardian she will yield5 to his long suit and marry him The strongest of all follows when she dls covers the boy has been concealed be hind the piano during the entire con vernation with the guardian and later wlth the young girl the son is in loye with First she pretends to the girl who has thrown the boy over and With whom she has been discussing the boys relations toward her that it was all a Joke and that he had been placed there to come out as a surprise when she had confessed her lov for iota jen wiin ner son sne np braids him bitterly but with a breaking heart finally succumbing to her lore for Mm as the curtain falls Miss Coghlan is in those scenes most sympathetic and most sincere She is through them all a woman and a mother without a maudlin touch or any overdraft everon maternal love a deephearted sensible mother proud of her boys and suffering all the more for that from the painful exposure One suffers with her and that is the test of an artistic performance The other characters are drawn more or less In a conventional way but thr is a particularly natural and piquant drawing of a girl Just an every day girl Madge Chiselhurst very cleverly played by Paula Gloy The performance all round is very satisfactory As a contrast vMIss Coghlan gives a condensed version in an act of the old play Forget Me Not In which she has always held a high record for Stephanie The names are changed and the play is not benefited by the condensation but Miss Coghlan Is enabled to show that her art can present the bad society woman as well as the good Miss Coghlan has only this week and she will be followed by a big company of sixty in he musical play A Girl From Dixie The four Cohans surrounded by a large company of singers comedians and pretty girls will begin a two weeks engagement at the Columbia Theater to night appearing In the elaborate production of Running for Office The piece is the work of George 31 Cohan who with Josephine Jerry and Helen Cohan make up the quartet of popular players There are numerous songs hits rendered during the course of the comedy There is a strong advance sale of seats and the popular faniilywlll be greeted by a house full of friends to night To night Fischers Theater will go back to burlesque and introduce their old time fun by the presentation of Chow Chow an uproariously funny play that had a whole seasons run in the East and is still meeting with big success The management has de voted much care and attention to this piece and will show one of the most attractively staged musical productions yet seen at this house There will be some new faces and fin scehery costumes arid stage effects The new bill at the Orpheum yesterday was however despite three acrobatic acs the strongest we have had in many months First Of the new people to make a distinct hit was Ethel Levey in private life Mrs George Cohan She has been here before and won favor as a versatile arid vivacious comedienne but Jhev work showed a remarkable improvement and she easily surpassed her former successes Her songs were new and of popular tune and were captiyat ingly rendered Equally as pronounced was the success scored by Wilfred Clarke and his company inthehjlarl ouf farce No Morel Trouble The sketch I an adaptation irom the French built on the much worked over mistaken Identity dodge but is welt constructed with riumerousi com edy situation that arei cleverly car ried out arid keep Vibes audience ina lively mood Clarke has shown his abitltyas a comedian flfiheblgbor der before His supporting company Theo Carew felflicllleg 9plnneyand AUGlWe8arefctaieiited people The other two new members wereV acro batlc turns and mrvit in tiii iln ronriWiJson and Helolee save a stir ringexhrpition on thetriple horixontaV ihara andrsome remarkable feats on a boundlnrbed Heloise did somettfri usualtrtcksronihe bars forav oman TheactVclosedVwitb the woman turn ng some sixteen somersaults while yusom scored forty turasVi Mile Amoro gave a novel act on a trapeze combining marvelous bits of contortion with gymnastic feats She Was assisted by Mile Charlotte Who did some good tumbling Of the hbld Overs thE FourVMortons held thelf popularity as well as last week Ed mpn4 Day jwith his playlet Ship raates continued attractive Fin Adjer had a new series of catchyepngs mat went well and the Ellls Nowlan Trio furnished a good opening number with their grotesque acrobatic iurn The moving pictures were most Interesting and well worth waiting for showing a splendid set bfvscenes of a spectacular operatic production of Faust The American Travesty Stars who shortly leave for Australia on a tour of the world Started on their farewell American engagement at the Grand Opera house last night This aggregation which is to produce the Weber Fields successes comprises Kolb Dill Bernard Blake Maude Amber Floisle iHope and Gertie Emerson that gave Fischers Theater such a vogue for two years The Grand Opera house was packed from top to bottom and hundreds were unable to gain admission The pop ulartty of the leading members of the company was showr last night by the enthusiasm and continuous applause 6t the big audience In fact there was a veritable ovation at the appearance of each of the principals At the end of the first act Winfleld Blake Barney Bernard Kplb Max Dill and Miss Amber were obliged to make short speeches There were magnificent floral pieces for the principals arid the stage looked like a flower shoWj The skit Holty Tolty is well known to all local theater goers and nearly every one present last night had seen it once or twice before It went with a snap last night although the chorus was a little crude The costuming is very elaborate the managemenTiaving se cured many gowns from Weber Fields Maude Amber was in excellent voice Winfleld Blake never appeared to better advantage while Kolb Dill and Bernard made the people laugh long and heartily at their Dutch witticisms Hope and Emerson did a clever specialty and worked as hard as ever to please Hoity Toity gives way after this week to Flddie Dee Dee and Whirl 1 Glg The production of The Frisky Mrs Johnson at the Alcazar Theater this evening should prove a pleasing entertainment This will Ae the first rstock performance of the play It Is of clever construction and tnrougnout shows the ingenious hand of the author Clyde Fitch All the Alcazar favorites will be In the cast SPRING IS IN THiPARlAIIv People lairl Overcrowd the Citys Recratioir Grounds Attracted fay Fine eatKeft A genuine jipringday vibrant with new life drew to the beach and Park such a throng that the big garden of the city seemed overcrowded The donkeys and goats of the childrens themselves away onVwearyViegs when the welcome hour ofB struck for the day was thefort when little folk as well as big ones felt fresh enthusiasm and were constantly on the alert for new fields of activity There were plenteous games of baseball arid hurley on the recreation grounds and the boats of Stow lake were in constant demand A rarely good musical programme entertained the swarm that circled the band stand Autos of every yariety whizzed along the southdrive narrowly avoiding the crowds crossing that way but despite their numbers accomplishing no harm At the beach the siren Voice of the tintype man crying the charms of a souvenir picture mingled dreamily with the notes of the blind singer a few yards away and took on strange beauty under the spell of the gentle sea breeze and the blue sky It was an ideal day for the Cliff House visitors and the beach strollers and two steady streams of many hues ascend irig and descending the Cliff road proved how thoroughly the townsfolk appreciated it The Memorial Museum was thronged throughout the day At the Central Theater to night the attraction will be the American naval drama The White Squadron which will be produced on a big scale the spectacular scene of the congress of the navies showing a multitude of Jack Tars from different nations New scenery has been painted especially for this production In consequence of the great success of The Beggar Student it will be continued all this week and next Monday night When Johnny Comes Marching Home will be revived for a run of a week There is a capital array of attractions at the Chutes this week including AlbertiTc Hadley arid Helen Archer presenting The New French Maid the Three Malverns parlor acrobats Storey and Van novelty musicians little Ruth Roland the versatile child singer and dancer the Robinsons clever colored comedians Mabel Lamson the popular contralto and the anlmatpscopej TWOllVES ARE LOST BY GAS James McGintyraVVaiter and Finnani in Government Employ Are Aspjijated MISCELLANEOUS Your Opportunity China Crockery Glassware Effamel Ware High Grade Ornaments SOtOFF It pays to trade at Great American ImportingTea Go Stores 801 Market 210 Grant are 1419 Polk J40 Slxtb 1810 DTladero 705 Larkln 4TS Baicbt 30U6 Sixteenth 3SS Hayes 32S5 WIIOn 21 Moutcj are 52 Markt 2008 FiUmore 2916 Mission 148 Ninth 306 Third 2T32 24th 469 Fourth MISCELLANEOUS r35 rm Weoffera large assort meht of jCor set Covers In Lonsdale CarhBfic Lawn and Nainsook theyre beautifully trimmed 35c Corset Covers to day 23c 70c Corset Covers to day 4HC Our Muslin Cambric and Nainsook Gowns Are cut extra full and wide trimmed with French Valenciennes and Torchon Laces embroidery and clus tered TUCKS 69c Gowns to day 43c 75c Gcwns to day 48c 100 Gowns to day 75c 125 Gowns to day 88c UmbraSIa Drawers Full width trimmed In Laces Embroideries and Hemstitched Tucks 25c Drawers to day 8c 35c Drawers to day 20c 50c Drawers to day 32c 195 Lonsdale Cambric Skirt as pictured sells to day tf jff Oar Spring Booklet is now complete seaa in your name ana niarefs AMUSEMENTS nill IliJOIA San Franclscfs UULII IB A Leading Theater jaonTLT tnclodlut Son Mat Sat mUTKED KIBIJ AXXO0NCES BE apH Bi fS And a Blj Oompanjr lnthe Malal Cotnedj RUNNING FOitOFnCE By Gorse Coban i AN EVENT INDEED TO NIOHTBIQ GHASGB A TREMENDOUS LAUOUINQ SUCCESS EVE RVW BK GHOW CHOW UPBOAKIOUSLY FUNNY Richard Carroll John KennedJ Ben Dillon Roy Alton Frank Mostyn Kelly Helen Rosaell Xelli Lynch PRETTY 01RI PRIZE BEAUTIES All the Latest NOTeltlea Special Scenery Elegant Appointment A Mammoth Programme of SONG DANCE M1BTIJ and JOLLIFICATION Thnrtday Anril 2thr A TheaUr Party MAJESTIC THEATER Market St Opp Larkln Phone Suuth 452 To Night and All Week MATINEE SATURDAY at 91k Isabel 1 rvng IN WINSTpN CHURCHILLS GREAT PLAY TOE CRISIS BOX 07FICE OPEN 10 A TO 10 THE CHUTES Lytry Aiternooo And Evtalao A OR EAT SHOW IN THE THEATER ESMERALDA AND HER BABY MONKEY IN THE ZOO Take a Ride on the MINIATURE ELECTRIC RAILROAD Get Lost In the MYSTIC MIRROR MAZE INSPECT CABARET DE LA MORT AMATEUR NIGHT THURSDAY Admission 10c Children 5c OCKAN STEAMEIlS POSITIVELY LAST WEEK FINAL CLOSINC OUT AUCTION Oriental RUGS TO DAY and DAILY 2130 OISi THIS WEEK We are forced to sell Everything must be sold out before May 1st Prices no object This is a matter of must LAST WEEK LAST CHANCEI MlhWS 205 Post Street MARKS BROS THE HOME OF HONEST VALUES 1220 1222 1224 Market St AMUSEMENTS A I 0 A 7jS wrtrM HLuHtHii TO XIOHT MATS SAT AXD SCN FIRST TIME IN STOCK CLYDE FITCHS BRILLIANT COMEDY THE FRISKY Mrs JOHNS ON OCEAN STEAMERS 1 AiftfetfW Vt CaA ilZ VLM JVJ im 1 I 8tame Iea PIri and 11 San ranclao Tor Ketchikan wrantl uneao Matuea Skaif etc Alaik jipri ai jxtnntoir aieamen at Seattle netctla Yaaceaver raiiuuau TitAvcu 22 Port Tol Settle Ta ma lteHIniaDrlt AiAU Apf5 13 fomt oanfa atelmtr Tlor AlMltt1 iBdO Seattle or Tacrine to MJ Apr 4A0 lSM Spokane M30 Jipt 13 1 aj at Van iM an I TrHlaa leare litnl yjt ijtrriveat jduv tui JSAK rUACISCpVg jjttbu A Au 10 i04 0 Yrplfatct8ueett For Lm ABjelea t1 Port Anselea an Rrdnado San Dlfo and Santa Barlr SAnta Rflia Snndari 0AAt 8tat ot Callfomlaj TnurauayR jf For lo Anrcle Tie JSan rroaad Ea terey SanSlmcon Cajaou Port HarfordtSan Lull Oblinoj yentnra and UaeBemt 1 Bant Cru A WtlllJ For Enaenala Masdatena Bay Baa JoaJl Cabo Maatlan Altata La Pas Sautaftailta Gaiysoae JMrxK 10 A ili tU each BwatW For fniiaen Information obtain folder KiiM reaerred to ebange ateannra Ar Mlllnj rtaf TICKET OFFICES Ne 5t6atfoiaerf tnwt Palaee Hotel 1U Mark atrett and Bruad waj wharves Freight offlee 10 ilarkft street DUNANNV Oenerar Paaaener A ent 10 Mrket atreet Sau Franelaeo THEuPAOIKJC TBASFEKCq to Sutter at trill eallfor and eheck baJtat rom boteli And Vldeneea Ttlrphon Eichanfe 312 St MICHAEL thbaifast PrtOL CAPTA1NC L1NDQVIST Carry ln Vi SMalla ROM SAN 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with steamers to Manila India ate Steamers sail at 1 Irom Companys wharf First and Bnnata streets as foll6w a MONGOLIA calling at Manila May 1904 CHINA i May 16 1604 8 SIBERIA calltne Manila Jnne 11 1WH 8 8 KOREA calling at Manila July 2 1904 THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK Weeklj service ealliiis at ports of Mexico Central America and Panama Steamers sail erery Saturday at 12 from Compatrs wharf First and Brannan streets as foilowi 8 8 SAN JOSE April 23 1304 CITY OF PANAMAAprUSO 1904 ACAPULCOiV wiMay 7 1004 No cargo received on board en day of salting Bound trip tickets at reduced rates For freight orpaftage apply at Compaaya ofBce 421 Market street ALEXANDER CENTER General Agent IS C0 QNLY STEAM8HTP LINE TO livviv or Attd Short Rail Liaes froui Portland to all points Bast Through tlcUeti to all poiBts all rail or atesiBiaial and rail at LOWEST HATES A April 717 27 May 17 and 27 GEORGE ELDER asUsi April 12 22 May 2 12 and 22 OREGONls temporarily la scrrlr fad of the COLUMBIA ir STEAMER TICKETS INCLUDE BERTH AND MEAl aieamera aall Irom foot of Spear at at II A 1L BOOTH a CLIFFORD Ota Agt ras Dept Gen Agt Frf Deft 1 Montgomery street I Established I I 7M YiYW WormaoEh Germany PVALGKENBERG RHINE AND MOSELLE WINES BOLB OWNEBOF THE UEBFRftOBILCH CLOISTEHS and ether reownad vineyards For asla by leaainr dealers AMUSEMENTS Gas claimed two victims yesterday James McGlnty a waiter was found dead In his room at 1J8V4 Ellis street and Finnan was found in a room at 214 Third street In the case of McGlnty death was the result of a deliberate attempt at self destruc tion The body was found by the proprietor of the rooming house Collin who detected the odor of gas andtraced It to the room McQlnty had wrenched off the entire fixture and the deadly gas flowed irom tne orjen end of the pipe The landlord stated that he had paid no rent for the past two months ana tnai two davs affo he locked the mair out but the latter entered the room with a key he had In his possession He had been out of money and work for some time Orv the tilght before his death he attended a banquet of the Waiters Union at 110 Turk street In the case of Finnan It was not evident whether death was the result of deliberation to accidental gas asphyxiation The man rented the room in which he was found on Saturday afternoon between 3 and 4 oclock He was under the Influence of liquor at the time Yesterday morning at about 10 oclock Mrs Sadie Whelage the housekeeper detected the odor of gas and traced i to the room of the deceased She entered and found him almost dead An am hni jnrp ivAsaumrnonei froni theCen trat Emergency Hospital ibut before It arrived tne man aieu iu wu was removed to the Morgue Finnan had a room at 214 Firiit street A policeman sent to InvestU gate found a trunk and some of his belongings there It was learrfed that Finnan had been on a spree for a week He was employed in the United States commissary depot at 10a Market street From letters found on him It was learned thR he had been employed In a like capacity in Manila He had been In this city but a few months A letter from Walter Thompson Introducing him to Scheu was found Also one from Finnan of SU Marys College Oak land asking for a return of a loan This letter was dated March 29th Finnan appeared to be about 40 years Old AVlll Open Monday Slacethe recent ImproTementa on Montgomery street rood restaurants and lnnehroonja are In dtmand To meet tbU emergency TFEI Moore who for years has been a caterer to the 1 BAV AND nn ER TEAMERS better class In San Francisco will open Monday lv YRn vaLleju a lanch and eoffee honso at 428 itontgomery FOB A ABD VALLfcJO afreet which trUf Tie la exrellence ot cuUina uTEAliEUA UEV FUialllK OR MONT1CELLO tth any other similar establishment In this 4A A 315 and 830 ex 8oa city A priTate dining room for ladles la one ton day A 83d Leare VaUoJo ot the features and as the kitchen Is separate 1 ATM 1230 tea Son Bua the fumes wiU not offend the most fastidious day A 413 AL Faw 60 fynta Hy a 11 aata a aA Muk TAaTAlasi lftn wl aioore uo ara aure nn ui pip a asisa3ii as mm iALIFORNIA TO NIOHT Americas Greatest Actress ROSE COGHLAN In Her Latest and Best Success The Greate Thing ifljhe i World A Saperb lastMacnlfieeiit Gowns EXTRAKKXT SUNDAY Sam 8 Shuttert andVNixonand Zlml merman present their Mqslcal ty eomed Norelty A OIHL ntOM DUTE By Harry Smith author of Robln UoodiV The Original New Tork MadUon Square Tteater Company 60 Blnglng Artists nig Beauty Chorua 16 Stunnins Show Glrlt Great Double Male Quartet 0SSc MAYER tors Phone South 533 CENTRAL Market St near EUbth Phoi TO XIOHT AU THIS WEKK MATIXKES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY The Greatest of All Natal Dramas The White Squadron Mammoth Produftlonl Magnificent Scenery Gorgeous Costumes 18 PE0PLE IN CA8T156 BrllUsnt Speetsrle of the Congress the Nstlerl Sailors of All Nations Uncle Sams Alatchless Jack Tars PBlCES ETenIngsfilOc to SOc Matinees 10c 15c 25c NEXT THE STILL ALVRU erred caataaMis ta thai Tldalty atATwa BBOaV 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