Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-05

horizontal bar performance BY Messrs
Mansfield and Arnold, assisted by Bel
bogner, the celebrated clown, who came n,
from San Francisco especially for this per
torrance. The work of Mansfield ant
Arnold was clean and neat, and without ,
miss or slip. But Mr.. Bogner undoubtedly
carried on the honors. Besides being ar
unusually clever bar performer. he is with
cut doubt the funniest clown ever seen il
sacramento, and the audience was kept in
Commissions of laughter until he left the
stage.
| Al. Kleinsorge followed in a very grace.
iui and clever clnb-swinging solo, attireo
IN national colors, and won unstinted an.
| plause.
Inc groupings of the "Pierrots" Trench
! Clowns, by twelve members of the clubs
juvenile class-I. Nathan. Ralph Kilsore
| George Higgins. Charles Bauer, George
NewDert, J. Bauer, Willie Dorsey. Monte
| New bert, George Short, E. Cox, ]. Crosby
and j. Morris-were clever bits of WORK,
ana refected credit upon their instructor
Professor Godefroy
foiioWlng the groupings were two bouts
at wrestling. Messrs. Alexander and Camp
bell illustrated the catch-as catch.csn stvle
while the Greco Roman style was deline.
ated by Messrs. Mayer and york. Each
pa wrestled two bouts. aid showed much
skill and endurance.
Professor Godefroy gave his celebrated
| cannon-bail act next, winning unbounded
applause. He was followed by an exhibit
ton OF the manly art by Messrs. Little
field, Johnson, O'Neill and Professor
Dwyer, and the little Newbert brothers
from the juvenile class. Professor DIVER
and Mr.. Littletield were pitted together for
three ROUNDS, and their exhibition was
spirited, clever and scientific. The same
may be said OF the bouts between Messrs.
johnson and O'Nelll. The New bert midgets
| fairly brought the house down. when
they came together, and they deserved il.
| as their skill and agility is surprising.
The next feature was a humorous recita.
ton entitled. How Ruby Played by
Miss Mamie cambridge. The young lady
is splendid elocutionist, and her selec
ton was applauded to the echo.
A clever exhibition on the parallel bars
by III. I. Hillebrand and Oscar Goepel fol-
lowed, and then Messrs. Mansfield AID
Arnold gave their double trapeze act.
The next act was the feature of the day,
being grotesque act entitled "Un Moment
Terrible" by Professor Godeirov. Dexter
Dunphy and Frank Whitmore Professor
Godefroy's lifting work, Whitmore's aero
batic and DuDphy's contortion work won
them unstinted applause
Vocal selections by the Mousin quartet.
composed of Howard Bidwell, George w.
Shannon, Charles Lohmeyer and Louis
La Basse came next. This quartet has
| only been recently organized, and their
performance surprised the audience. The
singers all possess fine voices, and the har-
mony was perfect. They were accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs. ]. G. Balm
bridge.
The entertainment concluded with ba-
tout leaping by Arthur Arnold. Ben Bog.
ner lclown), j. g. Mansfield, H. T. Hille-
brand, Robert Alexander, Masters George
and Monte Newbert and G. C. Campbell
On the whole, the entertainment was a
pronounced success, and proved g worthy
addition to the days celebration, being
equal to anything given during the day.
Despite the fact that the programme was
very long, the curtain dropped on the last
event shortly before 4:30 o'clock. There
was not hitch or a wait, and the people
who attended made their exit in ample
time to see the Horribles' parade.