Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

METROPOLITAN THEATER. - Miss Rose
| Wood. supported by the Yinton- Holden
| dramatic company, appeared last evening
with great success as Francesca in Barley
Campbell's fve-aot play. The Galley
Slave" Ii was performance on her part
thoroughly artistic and bearing the stamp
| of true dramatic excellence The support
afforded Darrell Vinton. Miss Kittie
| Be!mour and Miss Nellie Buckley and
f ]. Holden and Louis Belmour
was commensurate with the demands of
the piece. The parts assumed by Miss
White and Messrs. Summerfred, Morris
and Rosen were of lesser importance, but
handled with fair success. Three or four
| members OF the company were not needed
in the cast who will appear in ether plays.
a 8 a whole it is ell-balaneed trouDe,
capable of giving modern dramas of The
| order of the Galley Slave" with effective
ness. Miss Wood made deep impression
| and received about as flattering call be-
fore the curtain at the end of the fourth
| act as is accorded any artist. Miss
| Buckley is daughter OF the well-known
! and popular actor f. J. Buckley, and shows
many of the acting traits of her accom-
plished father. She is young, handsome,
graceful and vivacious, and gives promise
| of fufnre upon dramatic level Of worth,
| II she combines studious application and
| careful observation in pursuing her calling.
Tonight aud tomorrow night The Black
| mailer powerful drama from the French
of Ferdinand Dugue, with new scenery
fresh from the brush of ]. r. Wilkins;
Thursday " The Red Pocket book" Fri
day, May Blossom y Saturday matinee
East Lynne; Saturday night, 1.-The
BiaCkmailer'
CLUNIE OPERA HousE.-Cotton & Motifs
Ministries had a good house, aud very well
pleased the audience. Ben Cotton and
Billy White constitute the strong team of
the troupe. Of the first it is needless to
speak, he is SO thoroughly well-known and
| SO popular. White is a capital end-man,
and low comedy minstrel of unquestioned
superiority. De Forrest and Carroll gave
some pleasing tabeau wants. Ben Cot
| ton stopical song, Thankful for That, was
| the musical comicelity of the evening, and
| drew encores until Ben was fairly worn
| out The yocalism was pleasing, and will
| be better TO night as tenor was temper
arily incapacitated by hoarseness, and
| though appearing, was advised TO rest his
| voice until this evening. The company re-
| peats Its programme this evening.
| TURNER HALL OPERA HOUSE The Black
Baby Boy Minstrels began second en-
| gagement last evening. The programme
| included the specialties heretofore noticed,
and the singing of the quartet, which is
| something especially pleasing in its
| strength. the harmony of the voices, and
the richness of their tones. The Drum
Majors, the g facings by the company, the
plantation songs and choruses, and the
| acrobatic exercises and character acting
are all retained in the new programme
The company appears again tonight.
| E B. CRocKER ART GALLERY.-Th city's
| fine Art Gallery, Second and 0 streets, is
open from 10 A. NJ. to P. NJ. to-day.
a self-Explanatory Letter.
Eps RECORD UNION l see by the
issue OF your paper OF the Goth
that para graph headed Sacramentans
Sued is not a correct statement
| Bsrthold Greenebaum was arrested for EN-,
bezzlement of money belonging TO NJ S
Nevis at the instance of myself and Lin.
coin White. After four days trial he wa:
held by the committing magistrate to ap
pear before the Grand Jury. That body
meets on the 10th of September. tits true
he commenced suit for $4,000 damages
sgainst Nevis, White and myself He was
a little premature. He had better get cleal
of the other charge first. Since that there
has been proposition if we would with
draw the criminal suit he would withdraw
the civil suit. We declined the offer In
Justice to Nevis. White and myself, pleas,
make the correction, and much oblige,
| w. A. DAsHIELL
Chica0O Sanfor,,hor