Issue of the newspaper "Figaro," San Francisco, vol. XXVII, Saturday, November 22, 1879 lists programs for performances of "The Wreck of the Pinafore" for the grand testimonial benefit to Miss Laura Honey (Mrs. L.S. Church), grand olio and grand allegorical tableau and "Dr. Clyde" at the Standard Theatre; the Mercantile Library Hall; Miss Mollie Williams, "Female Forty Thieves", male and female minstels, Lean and Fat, the Great Dyllyn, Mr. Morris Welch, Miss Nettie Belmore, Mr. Jeff DeAngelis, Miss Cecil St. Cyr, "Casey the Piper" Mr. Dan Sheehan, Miss Eliza Harrington at the Adelphi Theatre; Miss Emmie Young, "Caste!" Cardello and Victorelli, Norton and Eastwood, Miss Fanny Young, "The Lady Minstrels, First Part," Tommy Leary, M'lle Bertha, The Small, Fred. J. Mackley, "O'Toole's Party", J.M. Johnson, Flora Franks at, Bella Union Theatre; Male and Female Minstrels; "Pawnbrokers in Trouble", Miss Maud Harris, J.C. Mack in his Hebrew Specialities, Miss Susie Robinson, Miss Lizzie Grayson, Geo. Wallace and his banjo, Miss Lillie Harland, American Clog Johnny Cook, Miss Lou Somers, "Divorce", "School" and "Can-Can" at Buckley's Original Variety Theatre; "The Grand Three Day Bicycle Contest" preceded by the "Two-Hours Bicycle Race for Ladies" on November 29 at the Mechanics' Pavilion; and the annual benefit performance of Mr. James O'Neill in "A Celebrated Case" at the Baldwin Theatre.