The record-union., 1892-02-18
ADJUSTMENTS

AT the Clunie Opera-house last night
fair audience witnessed the production of
the melodrama 1.-THE Two Orphans for
the third time, and manifested by APP
plause entire satisfaction. The play will
be given tonight for the last time Poor
Jo' is in rehearsal for Tomorrow night.
Bobby Gaylor and his farce company
appeared at the Metropolitan Theater last
night to fair house. .'Sport McAllis-
teri as variety performance, with moth
ing worthy the name of plot. ''Sport''
is an Irishman, who is running for Sher-
if in opposition to his friend ''McGinty,"
with whom he quarrels to the point of
blows, but still adheres to him. The
chief event Of the campaign is banquet
and spree, in which private theatricals
are rehearsed for one thing. Gaylor is a
very good eccentric Irish comedian and
is well supported, notably by j. c. Car
roll as ''McGinty," Charles W. Young as
pertinacious life insurance agent, and
Georgia Parker as servant-girl.
The farce is really a variety show, in
which some clever burlesquing is done,
especially in the hit at amateur theatre
Gals. Bessie Gilbert is a clever performer
upon the cornet. Georgia Parker is a
character and skirt dancer of the best
order, very good imitator of Carmen
eta, and possessed Of comedy talent. A
male quartet in humorous songs was re-
peatedly recalled and excited very lively
interest. Gaylor, in his monologue. was
as successful as of old and won many en-
cores. The piece, light and trivial as it is.
excited a great deal of laughter: indeed.
the audience was kept in mirth the entire
evening. But the lightest and most in
consequential, even silly, means imagin-
able are employed to evoke laughter.
InaSmuch as that is the sole announced
object of the performance, however, it is
entitled to be credited with success. The
same piece tonight.
Tyndall, the hypnotist and mind
reader, announces that at 1:30 P. NJ. to-day
he will drive a large vehicle, and with a
double team, from the Golden Eagle Hotel
with committee of citizens; that he will
be bllndfolded, but handle the reins,
and VIII drive to point agreed upon by
the committeeman and find an article
secreted by them at distant point in the
city. All he asks is that one of the COM
mittee keeps his hand upon his (Tyndal's)
forehead the whole time of the drive.
Domingo, the Albino Indian baby, ex-
hibits at the Opera-house parlors from 10
to noon, and to to-day. Yesterday a
very large number of school children
called to see the white Indian.
At the afternoon concert at Pythian
Hall yesterday the following excellent
programme was rendered: Overture,
liking Mydas'' (Eillenberg); string quin-
tet. ''Serenade'' (Eule); piano duo, Air
due Ballet (Mosz KowskD, Miss Mamie
Barrett and Fl. Mansfeldt; selection,
Faust" (Gounod), orchestra; vocal quar-
tet, May Song (Hauptman), r. Cohn,
w. Beardslee and Mesdames Ross and
Howard; piano solo, ''Scherzo," in B flat
minor (Chopin), Mrs. a. Elkus; string
quintet, "Slumber Song Won Wehr).
Part second-Overture, Concert" (Ch.
Bach); selections {a), ''NIinuet of the Six
teenth Century, (Sully); (b), Listen to
Me" Funke); piano duo, ''Belisano"
(Gorial, Miss Emma Ellis and Mr. Mans
feldt; concert waltz, SIN Spite of Alp
(Ferd Bold.
Friendship Council, Chosen Friends.
will give a public entertainment this
evening at Forester Hall on Tenth street.
Music by Neale's Orchestra.
Fair Oaks Post and Corps, G. 4. r.,
Will give dance at Turner Hall on Fri
day evening, March 4th.