The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-02-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Metropolitan Theater this
evening, tomorrow evening and TO-
morrow afternoon, Yates Forever Devils
Auction Company. in the spectacle OF
that name. Strong claims are made for
it as scenic attraction, and as a spec
tacle full of surprises and fine mechan-
zeal effects. The piece, which is one of
demons, sprites, fairies and human be-
ings, also, as it is set forth, introduces
a large and superior ballet and graceful
and comedy chorus, and a number of
very superior speciality performers and
comedians. The piece is an old-time
one and has kept the road with I'M
broken success for a long time. But
Mr.. Yates has remodeled it, recast it
and made it practically new. He has
retained for the season of 1897 several
of the old favorites. The personnel Of
the company includes Richard T.
Brown as Toby. Miss Mayme Mayo as
Janet, Miss Madge Torrance as Comet
Fortune, Miss Annie Hilton as Made
line. Handsome Mildren Holden is re-
tanned as Carlos, who, with Al. w.
Decker, w. II. Lorella and William
Ruge. the Little Devil, appear respec-
lively in old parts. The new ballet d.
versements have been arranged by Au-
relic COccia, who offers three very fine
terpsichorean evoutions Tonner and
TrObel, aerial grotesques, the Teskat
troupe of comic bicycle riders, with AL
eXander Decca, the trick rider; the ia
NOUS Lorella duo offer new specialties,
while Yale's features of song and pan
tomine, The Bike Craze" The Bash
full Maidens and Timid Old Maids"
Weary Willie episode, the Hobo's Soiree,
are among the many features of the
production. The ballet is headed by
Emilia Bartolette, Adele Anon and
Maria Tregato.
Despite rain and storm and weather
uninViting from home firesides, the spe-
cialty company at the Clunie Opera
house draws good audiences who go
away we'll pleased with the vaudeville
entertainment, which ranges from
Gaiety girl dancing to operate sing
ing and art work in clay modelling;
from eQuilibrists and the female San
dow TO musical grotesque and negro
minstrelsy.
At Turner Hall this evening the bene-
fit to Miss Mabel Carmichael viii take
place. The young lady is a native Sac
rementan, one of our home school girls,
with dramatic and musical ability and
talent for dramatic reading that IS CT
fine promise. She made a very success
full debut here last summer, it will be
remembered, in AS You Like It. She
seeks aid to enable her to push forward
Mt Of 1av- OF ho
viii be assisted tonight by many kind
ly people in songs. instrumental num-
bers. fancy dancing, recitations. coma
dy effects, grotesque and burlesque per
sonations, and in legitimate drama.
Three scenes from Macbeth" will be
given by Miss Carmichael, supported by
George Allen Watson. a professional
actor, late of Frederick Wardes Louis
james. Clara Morris and Fanny DaV-
exports dramatic troupes Miss Ethel
Grant will give a violin solo. r. T.
CChn, the favorite tenor, will appear.
Messrs. Carpenter and Black. the we'll
known inStrumentalists are on the
programme, as are also A. w. Watson,
Miss Ross and Mrs. G.. A. Watson in
recitationS. Pearl Baldwin will give a
club swinging exercise. Messrs German
and Heffron will appear in a comedy act
Miss Baldwin and Miss Carmichael will
play a piano duet. Little Edna, Ferri-
ter, a dancing prodigy. and Miss Den
mis-, will appear in fancy dances. "Lor-
ma" will give in burlesque La Loie Full
ler's sensational dances. George Bry-
ant and Miss NJ. Dupuy will also ap-
pear After the performance there viii
be a social dance