The record-union., 1892-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS

At the Metropolitan Theater Friday
evening will begin a season of DIR. c. II.
Steele's illustrated lecture entertain
ments, Love d Francoeur, managers.
There will be five lectures in the season.
The first will be on 1.-THE Highlands and
Lowlands of Scotland,' and the enter
talnment will be for the benefit, of the
Caledonlan Association. Saturday after
noon the entertainment win be of Lon
don, the Worlds Metropolis" to which
the school teachers have all been invited.
Saturday night, Picturesque Ireland"
When the Young Mems Institute will at
tend. Saturday afternoon Henry w.
Foster, the blind boy pianist, who re-
Gently appeared here and proved so won
derfuI a musical genius, will play in the
intervals intervals OF the entertainment. The
lecture readings are given by Mr..
trancoeur, an accomplished elocu-
ZIONIST. AT each entertainment over
hundred beautiful colored pictures,
mainly Photographic, are shown by the
ald OF the finest kind of double lime
light, dlssolying view, oxycalcium Ian
tern, throwing the pictures upon screen
OF 600 square feet OF canvas. A great
many testimonials from San Francisco
from scholarly men and heads of educa-
tlonal departments are shown, indorsiug
these entertainments and commencing
| them as highly entertaining and very in
structive. The San Francisco Chronicle
speaks of them as delightful entertain
ment and instruction, and the Oakland
Tunes pronounces the pictures excellent
ones, distinct, beautifully colored and
we'll chosen. The prices are elsewhere
announced. The subject for Monday
night will be "The Legendary Rhine"
and for Tuesday, Historic England, II Ter
Gothic Cathedrals and Famous Palaces"
There was a large audience at the
Clunie Opera-house last night. 1.-THE
Streets of New York; was played excel
lently, very much more smoothly than
on the first night and consequently with
more effectiveness. The fire scene,
painted by Mr.. Duckett, is the best ever
put upon the stage here, and the mechan-
ism was worked without hitch. The
piece was loudly and sincerely applauded
throughout. The piece has met with
such popular favor that it will be re-
peated tonight and during the week.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings,
however. Mr.. Norton announces
a double bill-that is in addi-
ton to "The Streets of New
York." Miss Carol Grouse, an accom-
plished comedienne and playwright has
been engaged to produce her comedy,
with songs, Miss Muffett's Mistake"
This will be curtain-raiser. Mr.. Nor
ton makes a special announcement this
morning ofthe engagement of the prodigy,
little George Cooper, Miss George
Woodthorpe and Fred Cooper, in the pop
ular comedy, Little Lord Fauntleroy."
Mr.. Cooper is sterling and well-known
actor, Miss Woodthorpe one of the best
known Of successful California actresses,
and little George is credited phenome-
non.
AT Pythian Castle this afternoon (com-
mencing at o'clock will be given the
second afternoon concert of the series in
augurated by G. A. Neale On this occa-
sion Hugo Mansfield and Mrs. Neale will
be the pianists, and Miss Carrie B. Cornes,
the talented soprano, viii render choice
vocal selections. Neales orchestra of
twelve pieces will render a number of
new concert pieces. The admission is &
cents,