The record-union., 1894-02-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

There was another large audience at
the Clunie Opera-house last night to wit
ness the new play by Mr. Brusie, entitled
THE Assemblyman." 1t went more
smoothly and rapidly and vigorously,
and has been so adjusted that it is con-
cluded nearly an hour earlier than on the
first night. There was but one hitch last
nlght-ln the river scene. By mlsunder-
standing, Mr.. McCurdy did not come out
and enable the story of the discovery by
means OF the pocket-boOk to be acted.
But the thread was caught up and the
connection made in the next scene by
Mr.. Ward. But the acted scene is essen
tial to the rounded recital and will not be
missed again. The applause was gener-
Gus last night, and the audience mani
tested its satisfaction with the clean and
wholesome little drama. 1t will be re-
peated tonight and run for the week.
Manager Todd has arranged with the
Palmer Company, now at the Baldwin
Theater, San Francisco, to appear here
soon. 1t is to be hoped that one of the
new plays OF this fine troupe will be
given here-"The Dancing Girl for in
stance, one of the best of the many the
company produces.
Friday and Saturday, March I'd and Sd,
at the Metropolitan Theater John Il.
Kelly and his 1arce-comedy company
will appear in "McFee OF Dublin" 1t is
the joint pIay-effort of Mr.. Kelly and
Charles I. Vincent. The authors claim a
departure in this comedy, as it possesses
plot, Il much-telt want with the major
lty OF tArcical plays. The comedy is in
three acts, and is said to be built on the
funniest OF lines. Kelly is one of the
legitimate Irish comedians; the methods
employed by him are marked for their
earnestness and originality. His sup
port is promised to be stronger than ever
before. The clever sOubrette, Aimee An
geleS, heads the female portion of the
cast, III the role of Molly. Her methods
are pronounced original and her acting
clever. In Molly she is said to find a
part peculiarly adapted TO her style.
Adelaide Randall, a vocalist of talent,
will appear as the opera queen. The male
support is said to be strong and capable
and will include. among others, Harry
Kelly, Il son Of the star, and an eccentric
comedian of much cleverness. Mr..
Kelly Will impersOnate the character Of
Reddy, The cOachman, ana he is said to
contribute deal OF the fun Of the piece
in this odd role. An ensemble OF bright,
pretty girls, will present number of in
teresting songs, dances and specialTies.
Inc piece Will DO UdIuSOueIy Sldg6Q anu
COStumed.
The programme for tomorrow nights
musicale at the Art Gallery, Thursday
night has been completed and pro-
nounced to be one OF exceeding merit
The programme has been arranged, and
will be under the direction of Mrs. Percy
Ross and Mrs. X. Ii. Hawley. Miss Anna
X. Sell<irk of San Francisco, the accom-
plished contralto who gave a concert here
last week, has volunteered to sing at the
musicale.
The organization known as the Meister
Minstrels, composed of young men of
this city, and under the management of
Meister and Davis, favored the people of
Folsom with an entertainment on Satur-
day evening that is highly spoken of.
The young men propose visiting Rocklin,
Newcastle, Auburn, Placerville, Marys-
vile and other places shortly, where they
expect to give the people grand treat on
each occasion.
The international Association of Ma
chinists will give its third annual ball at
Turner Hall on Friday evening, March
I'd. for which event the most careful
preparations are being made. The COM
miLLee having the affair in charge is COM
posed of +. Hotchliss, r. Barrett, Il.
Patterson, L. Compton, j. Kelly and W.
JefleriS,