Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-24

METROPOLITAN THEATER-Wills & Will
sons grotesque comedy company appeared
last night in the extravaganza entitled "A
Cold Day When We Get Left" 1t is a
variety performance, without any plot that
deserves the name, and as absolutely ex-
travagant as it well could be, 1t serves 10
introduce some very grotesque character
acting and some broad comedy situations
that are laughable enough to satisfy anv
one. There is nothing addressed to the
intelligence in the piece beyond appeals to
the disabilities. Mr.. Wills is a low come
dian OF broad capacity and effective powers
The gallery was filled last night, and the
lower sections comfortably peopled The
audience applauded a great deal and ac-
cepted the ludicrous situations at their full.
The piece will be repeated at matinee
performance this afternoon, again tonight
and for the last time tomorrow night The
prices at this house now are % and so
cents and IS cents for reserved seat.
CLUNIE OPERA HOUSE." Only Farm
er's Daughter" has met with due share of
popular favor. 1t is a strange play; a
melodIama, that is not, after all, melo-
dramatic, since the las. act modifes entirely
the Judgment one forms of it in the earlier
acts. The play will be repeated this after
noon at matinee performance, tonight
and tomorrow night. "Fanchon the
Cricket" is underlined for Monday night.
Miss Boyle will certainly win success as
Fanchon. 1t will afford her ample oppor-
tunity for effective work and to testify to
her versatility. Popular prices-5O cents
and % cents-prerail at this house.
Comic OPERETTA.-The Turner Harmonic
has been engaged for several weeks in
studying and rehearsing the comic operetta
"Conradin Kreutzer; or The Executioner
and His Assistant" and will produce il. in
all the glory of magnificent costumes and
fine scenery, next Thursday night the 10Th
inst, at Turner Hall. Those who have
been present at the rehearsaS are confident
that the performance will be a grand sue
cess, the music being very pleasing, and the
performers capable of doing it Justice.
There will be dancing after the entertain
ment.
BAsEBALL.-At Agricultural Park at II A.
NJ. tomorrow the Ariels will play another
game with the Brightons, on the same con-
ditions as before-to make four runs to the
Brightons one-for $50 side and the gate
| receipts AT Recreation Park, at 2:30 P.
| NJ. tomorrow, there will be game between
| the Atlas and the Stars, of San Francisco.
The Atlas will play their usual nine, but
| the Stars have been reinforced, and will
present the following strong team: Cahill,
s. s.: Fisher, Sd b.; Creegan, c.; J. Mullee,
p; Percy I'd b.; DAILY, LIST b. Cannon. r f.;
L. Mullee, C. f.; Mclaughlin, l. f. These
| men are apt to cut out the work very
sharply for the Atlas, and the match will
| undoubtedly bring out some brilliant play
ing.
INGERsoLLIsM.n-Cha Dodge, who
has been making successful tour of the
| interior, announces that he will deliver his
lecture on Ingersollismn at the Metro
politan Theater next Wednesday evening
the 28th instant. The interior press speak
| very favorably of this lecture, as evidencing
much thought and being forcibly rendered.
The admission Will be so and 25 cents, with
out extra charge for reserved seats, which
can be secured at Houghton's.
POLICE CoURr.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of All Gan, for an assault
with deadly weapon, was continued until
the 29th...Ah Gee and All Look, for con-
| Quoting lottery. were fined $25 each
Ed. Laken, previously convicted of petit
larceny, was fined $40 or forty days......Ah
Sam, also for petit larceny, was fined $50 or
| fifty days. The case of I. Fairchild, for
grand larceny. was continued until to-day.
EXCELLENT bargains in our boot and shoe
department in the sale to-day. Red Houses
LoT of white blankets at exceedingly low
prices in our sale to-day. Red House.
| MANY lines in our dry goods department
on sale to-day. Red House.
| OUR fresh made lard surpasses all Eastern
/ lard in sweetness. Mohr & york.
Tx. HAMMER, $50 J street. Best assorted
stock of violins and banjos.
EXTRA value mems scarlet knit under
wear, 81 10 garment. Hale Bros.
ALLwooL red twilled flannel, 25 cents Q
yard. Hale Bros. "a
MORE new goods than any house in the
city. Hale Bros.
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