The San Francisco call. [volume], November 10, 1910, Page 18, Image 18

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YOLTOIE CVin.— m 163.
CLEVER DANCES
ARE FLAWLESS
AND BEAUTIFUL
Performance Goes Smoothly,
I Despite Incapacity of Two
Dancers
Cupid May Duplicaie Last
Year's Record of "Inter
f esting Announcements"
rtlerriiy wont the klrmcss las* night
et> t lie" Central theater a« the hours
slipped away t» the wound of mus3c
and sorjc p.nd dancing f«et. Mfcrrlly.. in
apttP of the fact that two" of the p«?r
firrmerj" were incapacitated for further
service ond others had to be pressed
Into their places nt the last minute.
Only those who had been present at
th* two previous performances kr»ew
tuV «isrrerence, however, as everything
re*j so smoothly and easily that the
qltj&nge was scarcely noticeable.
'From the first rise of the curtain, on
it^ grand march and pageant to the
c3os«> of the national dance, when the
voting commenced, there was not a'
pause or flaw. The orchestra, led by
Paul Steir.dorff. was at its best and
tht* various dancers rarae into view at
precisely the rijrht moment and danced
their pleasing: turn with all the as
surancp and abandon of professionals.
ATid among those who won the most
a&plause for her ease and grace and
absolute freedom and litheness of
inovement was Miss Margaret Marion
Marx with her emotional dancing of
the "Blue Danube" in appropriate cos
tume of airy next to nothing. But her
dancing is captivating and gives great
promise for the future ' Should she care
to develop her talents. She was one
of the leaders of the dainty spring
group in their robes of green in the |
dance of the seasons, which with many I
remained the favorite dance of the
series of kaleidescopicimuslc and color
ar.d fantasy.
S*OW KAIDEXS
\u25a0One of the most chESrming effects in
this dance is produce*! by the little
snow maidens who represent the win
ter and white muffs tied in blue. As
they finish their separate steps they
pelt the audience with fluffy snowballs
of- down, concealed iin their muffs,
xrtiich adds a wintry flavor of their
own that is more than ; attractive.
In the gondolier dance, with its Ve
netian setting. tlJo singers scatter coins
into the crowd below, and in some
of the other dances flowers are tossed
down, all of which adVl to the effect.
The Tyrolean group has won a spe
cial mention for its splendid yodel
call, that rings as clear and true as
if',, sung !n Its native Alps and the
beer scene beneath the trees adds the
appropriate home touch. Good Alpine
and Cossack dances are given sepa
rately in this and MJsr Frances Ram
sey, Miss Ma.ud Goodwin. Miss Helen
Forbes, Mies Elaine Hancock. Arthur
Saxe. Somers Peterson, Walter Bent
lery and Cuthbert Flelssuer sing "Liove
Is Like the Red, Red Rose," to a very
pretty little ekit.
\VHAT \VTTiL FOLLOW!
'. "Whether this kirmess is going to
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THE SAN PR VVJNJCISC Q GALL
Kirmess Dashes Merrily Along
On Third Night of Festival
have the same effect as the last one,
and whether or not several interesting
announcements are to follow, remain
to be seen. , A noticeable fact last
night, however, was that many of the
fair dancers. In place of the . conven
tional artificial flowers matching their
costumes, were wearing four and five
and, in one or two cases, more orchids,
giving their friends in the audience
cause for speculation. It was an
orchid setting, and there were those
who whispered that, the charity had
come first in the practice for the dane
Some of those prominent in the kirmess.
ingr and the orchids were the result of
this- assiduous devotion to a good
cause.- Be that as it may, they have
worked .for the production . that will
be seen .tonight and .tomorrow for the
last time, and worked hard, and the
result hajs surpassed even their great
est expectations.' It continues to'be'a
great show and is more • than worth
the ; price of. admission.,
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ALL AMENDMENTS
WIN IN THIS CITY
Panama-Pacific Fair Measures
Cany in San Francisco .
by 20 to 1
Every constitutional amendment re
ceived a majority, in San Francisco, the
two in behalf ;of the Panama-Pacific
international exposition *« souring' the'
greatest favorable votes.'. Amendment
No.: 52, -which provides for levying a
tax of $5,000,000 ,on / the state, I carried
20 tol in this city. .Following is the
vote on the Beveral propositions: . '
For 'amendment No.' I 1 (tax amendment) .. .27.24S
Against amendment No*. 1" ....'.. r ; 1-i.fJl 1
For amendment ' No. 11 (mortgage) ...... .21.803
Aenlnst amendment No. 11.-. .4. . .'. .... . . .13,081
For amendment : No. : 36 (Judiciary) ......2C.540
A(raimit ;: ain'eDdnient' No.- .18 .............. S.fifiS
For amendment No. 83 (county boiindarlea) .17.9^7
Apalnst amendment No. 38 1S.0C1)
For amendment No. 44 (banklnc) ;....:. .20, 403
Against amendment No. 44 ....6,185
For amendment No. 52 (world'i fair) ..... 42.378
Ajtaiust amendment No. 62. ............... 2,463
For -amendment No. 14 (finning) 34,'fTO
Against. amendment' No» 14. .......".;..;.'.. 2,924
For nmendmect No. 33 (world's fair) .... .42,243
Against amendment N0.' 35 ......... J.....' 2,410
For San Francisco harbor Improvement art. 31,030
Against San Francisco harbor Improvement
act ..*............ 3,217
For state highway act V ............21.961
Apalnst state highway act . .. 8,124
For India basin act ...24,738
Against India basin ' act '.....\u25a0 10,616
For San Diego neawall act 24,435
Against San Diego seawall act ...J. ...... 7.357
.' ', A gia.33 'factory in Baccara, France,
has produced a ~new glass that will not |
break.' The composition of, the glass
is heated to boiling point and; then Is
plunged into water brought to a freez
ing 1 point. The glass will be used for
safety lamp tubes. ; .
Make the Liver
Do Us Duty
Nine times in ten when the liver is right the
stomach and .bowel* are right. " .
CARTER'S LITTLE if^fetk
UVER PILLS
gently but Srmly »:om-^^^M__-_^S-,
pel a lazy liver to J&&I&4M CAC A T\? C CCi
do its duty. j^BM \^i^
•UpaUon,°^^Sf^^^ WIVER
Indiges-^g^sU^T |JPILLS.
Headachy, and Distress after Eating.
Small Pill. Small Dote. Small Price
. Genuine must bear signature.
MEXICAN MIN^
COMSTOCK LODE
All Ptock holders of the .Mexican .Mine .wton'be-
llpre In the right to rnanasre. their own . property
and.wbo will co-operate witjb some of the leadln;
: businessmen, of San Francisco to this end are re-
quested to call at once at mj- office, room 1008,
Mills Building. . H. L. SLOSSON JR. •
TOTRSD^Y^ NOVEMBER 10, 1910.
Aprons That Wear
.^C£&V Manufactured for Haiti Oakland Store, Made
: --£~s&r*r \u25a0 of Best Material for the Price and Neatly
Finished ?h Evety Respect
~^<^t^X\ Waist Apron
/fV'^m -M M« f Jo °^ good quality gingham, asillus-
11l A* )\ tratcd; may be harl with or without
( /\ ill -ZA s \u25a0 ruffle:: finished with pocket and long
l^Pv\\\\l/// strings. Price, 20c
Allover Apron
9fi^vTOE 3-Hv Made of blue-check gingham, has low
; /M y^g-grt , neckand. shoulder straps, and buttons
' '* i^^^^ffl .in back ; made very full. . Price, 25c.
i^K=4a B Cannery Apron
iffl-Sl l2fc J Made of blue check gingham; long and
extra full to protect the -entire dress;
(mSSjr zSpfy nas - long" sleeves • and square -. cut, low
»E^Si' \u25a0 ' -X* 1110110 \u25a0 Apron
A^^^^^^^^v Made of good ginghams -A very -popular
WttWhl^S^WS^ all-over style ; wide kimono sleeves and
•T\/?ffitt^sv-r? y oke trimmed in navy blue; has pocket.
iU^fwP^ Price* 50c. .
JZf-^i—lr^^^ L Maies Oakland Store J
Quarterly : : '\r&*
rt i « •\u25a0 Free Pattern v
Style Book | only 20^)
•—Mile. Sophie Akonnine-s /—Men's Underwear \
ThY" famous Russian violin- Of Australian .wool, natural color,
ist, will render a program ; ?£*£s: SSS E£
\u25a0 Of Choice musical selec- and back. Neatly s finished, non-
tions this afternoon from 3 shrinkable. Regular price 1.50
to 5 o'clock. " — * >ur P rlce I*S51 * S5 a sannent.
• . , _' ' . \u25a0 ' ' . . Men'-i Black Socks — Lisle finish.
MUSIC Department— '. double heels and toes, seamless.
\u25a0 n ";•...> \u2666 fast color. 15c quality for 7%c
Basement- ; . • a pair.