The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1896-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

The second entertainment OF the Cap
tts1 concert series will take place at the
Congregational Church next Tuesday
evening. The programme will be an
excellent one and will introduce the fol-
lowing artists. The Treble Clef La
dies Quartet, composed OF Mrs. Bea-
trtice Priest Fine (soprano). Mrs. A. A.
Dewang tsoprano), Mrs. Seadler Rey-
holds (cOntra1to) and Miss Jeanette
WILCOX (eontralto), all of San Fran
cisco; Frank Coffin, leading concert
cenor OF San Francisco; Homer Hen
ley. considered the best baritone singer
In California; Bernhard Mollenlhauer,
VINO has bean solo violinist of Gdlmore's
orchestra In New York, also solo violin
est with Schedl's orchestra last winter;
w. b. King. organiSt. Mrs. Batchslder
Will be the accompanied AL these are
artists of ingh character, and the an
nounceanent that they will appear Is
therefore guarantee OF the superior ex-
cellenoe of the concert The box sheet
for season eicket-holders opens at Pur-
nel's book store Saturday morning at
y o'clock The rates for season and sin
gle tickets are elsewhere announced.
The idea. say the managers, got abroad
that all the stttings were sold for the
last concert. This WAS error, as there
was large number of seats unoccupied.
There ds therefore assurance that there
Will be plenty of room and that those
who buy single admission at the door
Will have seats as we'll as season buy
ars.
AT the Clunte Opera-house the sex
tuple bill is strong attraction. 1t may
be a long time before the public will
again have presented such a varied and
excellent bill at this house. The stock
company gives two plays, comedetta
and faTce-comedy, both of the mer-
REST order and well acted and staged
Troibert, the wizard, gives a charming
twenty minutes of modern magic. Baby
Lola, ia remarkably bright little singer
and dancer, has the stage for ten min
utes. Then Kanslow, 'fthe Shooting
Star" gives his perdlous and wonderful
lofty wire exhibition with sharpshoot-
Ing from his airy perch, such as has not
been witnessed here. Then comes Ellen
Vebter, the woman in the globe, who
works the sphere UP and down a spiral
way while securely locked within the
globe-a feat the difficulty of which can
only be appreciated when witnessed.
Those who did not go to see the
fourth lantern exhibition of the Sacra-
mento Camera Club last night missed a
rare treat in the Photographic line, the
views being the finest ever exhibited
here. 1t was the first exhibition under
international exchange, the views being
scenes in Japan, and there being about
IZO Of them. The first part of the en-
tertainment was devoted to pictures of
nome life and customs of the country,
the dancing girls, tea and pleasure
houses, etc. The wonderful adaptability
OF the Japanese and their patient atten-
ton to minutiae were fully exemplified
IN these, as also in the landscape scenes.
The slides. made by the Japanese Anna
teur Photographic Association members.
We're technically perfect, but their charm
old not end there. They are only about
one and one-half inches square, but the
various colors and different colored fig
ures in the brilliant, many-hued dresses
We're faithfully tinted, blending into one
another as If the pictures had been
painted life size. AS one looked at them
and considered the actual size of the
glass on which they were painted, it was
impressed on the mind what infinite
painstaking it had required to go into
such minute details. The golden and
silver effects on the water in the sunset
and moonlight scenes was still more
wonderful in its coloring, the almost i'm
perceptible shading of one color into
another being an absolute copy of ma
ture, as well as the reflection of the
hills and trees In the water. Among the
finest and most perfect views were
number of the volcano Of FUsiyama and
the lake that lies at its base so faith
fully reproduced from different points
that 1t seemed as if the real scene lay
spread before the beholder. The next
exhibition viii be late In January and
will be from the slides that took the first
prize offered to amateurs by the Photo
graphic Magazine. and which are said
10 be among the finest in the country
During the intermission Miss Mae Con-
molly gave an excellent recitation and
was forced to give a second in response
to an encore.