The record-union., 1893-12-19
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Ministries Will appear. There are thirty
people in the troupe. including we'll
known and fine group of singers known
as 1.-THE Broadway Quartet" In the
company are Billy Barlow. Bob Norris
sey, William German, James Barlow,
Fred Markham and Charles Rennard, all
comedians. contortionist known as
the Man Frog is one of the specialists.
Ihe company comes warmly indorsed as
one OF the best minstrel trouLes IN the
land, and especially strong in music, vo-
cal and instrumental. There will be
street parade with the band of the troupe
at 1880 on Thursday. The Metropolitan
box sheet will be open at the Clunie
Opera-house Office for reservation of seats
tomorrow morning.
At the Clunie Opera-house last night
the thrilling border drama, Mick Floyd"
entered upon its second week, and was
presented with the same excellence as in
the first week. On Friday evening of
this week the performance will be a COM
plimentary testimonial to the author of
the drama, William Haley. On that oc-
casion MIR. HALEY will appear in the cast,
and Miss Hattie Noteworthy will take
the part OF Buckskin Kitty. The play
will be repeated tonight.
Armory Hall was opened last night by
Daley IL Thompson as a tneater, under
the immediate management of w. r.
Daley, the New York Stock Company
presenting the romantic emotional drama,
''FOrgiven,' with May and Genevieve
Nannary, Little Irene, Mortimer Snow,
Clyde Hess and Frank Cleaves-all we'll
known faces-in the lead. AS each ap-
peared the audience, mum mbering between
1,2O0 and 300 people and leaving no seat
unoccupied, gave the artists hearty well
come Of applause and cheers. The lead
Charles Ii. Stewart and Julia Blance, who
gave entirely satisfactory support. In
the third act Clarisse, the now SOU
brette. gave a song and dance and
was thrice recalled. She is petite,
comely, witty and sings and dances
cleverly, and will undoubtedly prove a
favorite. OF the people who played here
so long last fall and winter, it is unneces-
sary to speak further; their capacity is
fully understood, and was emphasized
last night in drama full OF calls for feel
ing, vigOr and nicely of shading in deal
ing with envy, hate, jealousy, love,
parental solicitude and manliness as con-
trasted with cowardice and duplicity. A
good and large stage has been erected
and mounted with excellent scenery
from San Francisco theaters, which is
operated without grooves" but wholly
by hastings" and braces" the first
stage and scenery operation of the kind
ever used in Sacramento, though COM
mon at the East. The border lights are
lacking in strength, and the body of the
house is insuf1iciently lighted, but these
defects will be remedied, doubtless at
once. The chairs also should be lashed
in groups, or secured to the floor, and
this obvious necessity will doubtless be
attended to Immediately. On the whole
the opening night was decided success,
and the company gave entire satisfaction.
After the second act Manager Daley ap-
peared to announce that Al HalleJ will
appear next week, and that it is pro-
posed to make the company a fixture
here if possible. He was greeted with
applause. Forgiven" will be repeated
tonight.
Invitations are out for the first annual
entertainment and dance of Columbia
Tent, No. %, knights of the Macabees, to
be given at FOresterS' Hall on Thursday
evening next. The order is d new one in
this State, but is growing rapidly.
To-day and tomorrow the ladies of the
Central NJ. E. Church will offer to their
friends and the public. in Odd Fellows
building, a large, varied and handsome
line of useful and ornamental Christmas
goods. This evening fine programme
will be rendered by some of the best local
talent, to which an admission of twenty
five cents will be charged for adults and
ten cents for children. Its features will
be as follows: Male quartet, NJ. Hopkin-
son, NJ. X. Barrett, w. f. Cronemiller,
Z. Gerrish; baritone solo, Charles II.
Bentley; piano solo, Miss Laura Nor
rison; vocal solo, Mrs. John G. Walling;
recitation, Miss Mae Connolly; vocal
solo, Miss Edna Ficks; flute and piano
duet, Charles and Miss Lulu Stickney:
bass solo, William I. Hamilton; vocal
duet, Lillian and Norme Helms, accom-
panist, Mrs. A bbie Gerrish Genung.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor will give gift social in
the parlors of the Congregational Church
this evening. An interesting programme
has been provided for the occasion. All
who can do SO are requested to bring
something to be given to the poor and
needy on Christmas Day.
The second annual ball of Sacramento
Lodge, No. IS, Brothers of Railway Car
men, will take place at Turner Hall on
Thursday evening next. The grand
march will begin at $50 sharp. Tickets,
admitting gentleman and ladies, 80 cents,
Equity Lodge, No. 1,2l9, knights and
Ladies of Honor, will give social dance
at Pythian Castle on Wednesday even
ing, the Goth. Grand march at $50 o'clock
Foresters' Election.