The record-union., 1892-02-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Metropolitan Theater tonight
Manager Henry's attraction will be Tyn-
dali, the hypnotist and mind-reader,
some of whose feats have been already
described. His success in San Francisco
was great, but in Los Angeles he recently
proved even more successful, The Tunes
of that city deyOtes long accounts TO eX-
planning the details Of his entertainments
and the tests applied by commit
tees to develop his full powers.
These were such as locating q person
thought of by the committees,
finding small articles cunningly hidden
in the theater, touching card TO one OBJ
iect and concealing il near another at a
distance. and Tyndau being required to
indicate the first place and find the card
III the next. mock murder scene was
one of the tests, as also pretended theft,
the arranging of a number of people as a
wedding party precisely as the commit
tee by Thought directed, and SO on
through long list. Tyndall was to have
given a street exhibition yesterday by
driving. blindfolded. with a committee
to point where some agreed article was
secreted. The rain prevented the expert
ment, but he announces that, rain or
shine, he viii do the feat from the Golden
Eagle Hotel at l:30 this afternoon.
ing Mr.. Norton's entire stock company,
supporting Miss George Woodthorpe
and Fred Cooper, win present the drama
''Poor Joe," dramatized from BLEAK
House." 1t was this play which pro-
duced III London $50, coo tor the erection
of the boOtbiack's home. Miss Wood
thorpe will personate Poor Joe, in which
she is notably successful, and Mr.. Cooper
Will oS III a hn
1t is four-act drama of sustained inter-
est and many thrilling situations. The
play Will be given tomorrow night, Sun
day night and for the Saturday matinee.
Frederick Warde, the distinguished
tragedian, probably the foremost actor of
America to-day, will appear at the Met
ropolitan Theater, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights next, supported by a
large company that he has carefully
selected. His first piece will be The
Lions Mouth" a new drama full of
human interest, of which he alone pos
sesses the right OF production. When he
PLAYED il III san Francisco last spring. it
was received as few new pieces have been,
by universal commentator. The play
is by Henry Guy Carleton. The drama, as
has well been said, 'YibrateS with heroic
dramatic lite.v One critic speaks of its
blank verse as not only strong and telling,
but equal in diction TO any modern play
of like pretention. Another journal says
of it: patriotism and love are the in
spring motives. When these two mighty
passions meet in the bosom of a noble,
valiant man, and finally, after a terrible
struggle. unite, they make him a hero.
They elevate him. He attains COM
manding hight, beyond the reach of vim
dictive, murderous traitors. The conflict
between the two is fierce and thrilling.
the opportunities for dramatic situations
splendid. 1t is with such phases of hu-
man nature that The Lions Mouth
deals" Tuesday night "Virginius'' will
be played. Mr.. Warde is admittedly the
Virginius Of the stage of to-day. no one
equaling him in that tragic and lofty
role Wednesday night 1.-The Mounte-
bank" drama full Of humor and pa
thos strangely interwoven. The box of
ice viii be open for sale Of seats for this
notable engagement tomorrow at $3.50
\. NJ.
Domingo, the Albino Indian baby, with
his copper-colored, handsome mother,
will be on exhibition at the Clunie Opera
house parlor from Toto noon and to 3 to-
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