Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-13
ADJUSTMENTS,

METROPOLITAN THEATER.-To-night the
Grismer- Davies Company will produce The
latest New York sensation, THE Burglar"
1t won complete success in San Francisco,
where it had long and profitable run.
The Call said of it: The Burglar is
play that will become a topic of do
1 mestlc conversation in our households, or
we are mistaken The San Francisco
Aha said of the initial performances at
was very clever performance in every re-
| spect, and 1t is no wonder that the play has
been SO successful elsewhere The author
has accomplished quite feat in producing
| such play from the charming little story
| that forms its basis" The Post said of il:
The plot is an interesting one and the
| characters are as natural as could be ex-
| pected on the stage. The play increases in
| interest as 1t progresses, and as the curtain
falls the average audience would well wish
that there was another act to be witnessed"
The Examiner declared that the charm of
the play could not be resisted by anyone
with a human heart. Last night For
given," drama of strength and romantic
force, was presented to good house with
tlne effect. 1t is sterling good drama and
develops the Grismer company as one of
superior merit.
CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE.-EYans and Hoey
open for short season at the Clunie
Opera House tonight in that staying farce
comedy, "a Parlor Match" 1t has been
given here before but not by so strong
company as Evans and Hoey now have.
Miss French is still of the troupe and as In
nocent Kidd is irresistible. The piece has
been freshened with new songs and witt
piSmS Soma now hnsipaSs onI bo,,,,
handsome women in new character acts,
while the Olympia Quartet adds greatly
to the musical character of the farce. Hoey
is the central figure as Old Hoss, and is
simply inimitable in that speciality.
ARMoRY HALL. = Sulliyan's Mirror of
Ireland, with the comedy, kitty from
Cork" draw good houses, and the troupe
gives pleasing entertainments, artistic,
musical and terpischorean.
AMPHITHEATER.-Profe McKeown, at
Seventh and K street, in spacious tent,
nightly illustrates the very best methods of
handling and controlling horses, and of
subduing unruly ones.
DRESS REFoRM.-Mrs. NJ. H. Ober, of San
Francisco, will this evening speak to the
ladies of this city in the Congregations
Church, on the subject of Artistic Dress
and Improved Underwear, Practically Il
Illustrated"
BICYCLE RACING.-At the old Pavilion,
at Sixth and NJ streets, the great American
team of champion bicyclists will make
their appearance tomorrow evening, and
Will race two hours nightly for week.
The team is making a tour of the globe,
and Is composed of two gentlemen and
three ladies, the best bicyclists in the
world. Admission, 25 cents children, 10
cents.
Art Gallery, Second and o streets, is open
from 10 to daily.
CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE-Beginning Snn-
day night the Boston All Star Company"
is to open for weeks engagement. 1t lisa
specially troupe, very strong in numbers
and represented as specially attractive in
quality and wit. 1t is accompanied by
a very fine and large brass band, led by
Frank "A. Meyer, teacher and composer
wei well. known: In the company are Bursell,
The Picaniny;" Sig Del Orc. "a musical
phenomenon" Adeiine Brandon, vocalist:
John and Stella Tudors, eccentric come
dians j. w. Phoite, pantomimist and solo
speciality comedian; Franks and Marion,
song and dance acrobats Emery and
Russell, who play on variety of instru-
ments; the Millar Brothers, in their
diaramic tour of the world, they are from
| the London Crystal Palace; Frank La
Wonde, famous wire walker and break
neck clown" " and others. Popular prices
are to prevail