Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-11
Matronnlifan Theafar.

The A. NJ. Palmer Company, which we
had commended so warmly for its excel
lence, gives a matinee entertainment this
so full of emotional tenderness, a sermon
such as only rarely is preached" Saints
and Sinners" There will be no perform
ance tonight, as the company leaves for
Denver by the evening train. Last night,
10 good house, w. S. Gilbert's poetic
fancy, Broken Hearts," was played 1t
was introduced by six OF the company and
only four of these prominently. 1t was
rather disappointing when contrasted with
the other dramas the troupe has played
here, pre;tily and tenderly effective though
it is. A capital afterpiece was played,
Odd Love Letters introducing only Miss
Hill and Mr.. Kelley. The dialogue was
capitally maintained by these two. Mon
day evening the Long Mott Dramatic Com
pany appears in =" The Private Secretary"
The box sheet for the week is now open at
the theater. The bill for The week will be:
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, The
Private Secretary" with Mr.. Long and Mr..
Mourdant-extremely popular actors with
the public-in the leading roles; Thursday,
"a Victim OF Circumstances, in which the
celebrated emotional actress Isabelle Nor
lis will appear; Friday, a East Lynne :"
Saturday, the comedy Z" 4 Victim of Cir
cumstances will be repeated.
ANDRES NOVELTIES Andres combi-
nation Of novelties and trained animal
show will commence a series of entertain
ments in this city next Monday evening.
in his pavilion at Fifteenth ard Il streets.
The combination includes q talented spe-
cialty company, headed 10y Prof. Address,
who will present a number of fine illusions.
There viii also be q performance by trained
tropical birds, Rocky Mountain g0a;s and
Brazilian dogs, which is said 10 be very
remarkable and interesting. 1t IS an
noupced that $50 presents will be given
away at each performance. On Monday,
at 10 \. NJ. the company will parade, at
the close Of which an exhibition will be
given st the Postoflice corner, of bird
wheeling its mate in a barrow Oh rope
stretched across the street.
CLuxIE OPERA HoUsE.-We have already
freely expressed the opinion that "a
Mountain Pink" is q drama that gives
Miss Moore broad opportunity to do good
work and that she fully aeails of it. 1t is
a play of deep, stirring interest. 1t will be
given again tonight, and tomorrow night
Will DS Tepedlet IOE TIC tdSt llilc Miss
Moore was so signally successful in
Pygmalion and Galatea" Thursday
night that the management has determined
to respond TO the demand and reproduce
the play at the matinee this afternoon.
At this house for next week Miss Carrie
Swain will appear, beginning with Cad,
the Tomboy' The box sheet for next
week is now open at the Opera House.
OPEN-AIR CoNcERT.-Sunday evening an
open-air concert will be given by the Hus-
sar Band in Capital Park, commencing
promptly at o'clock. The following is
the programme of music: March, :. Pass
ing Regiment" Randall overture. = Bo-
hemian Girl" Bale; waltz, Witch, :"
Daily; trombone solo, Christmas
Chimes (Harris), rendered by d. NJ.
Wright; Fireman's Polka" introducing
alarm and cry of fire, vocal chorus and
three cheers Ripley; overture, German
schottische, Kentucky Jubilee Singers -
medley selection, Songs of the Day."
Prendeville; polonaise, " Royal Decree; )"
Home, Sweet Home" variations for
clarionet, by John Strenli.