Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-05-06

lHEArRlCALs- ne IunI IL ffatcler,
editor of the Columbian Glenn. Mirror,
visited Nashville during the engagement
Of Julia Dean llayne. Hatcher didn't
have the courtesies of the press extended
to him ia his last paper he gives ihs
following Rrs,-rata sketch of his impress.
IONS on the performance
Found, when we got to the city about
supper tune that
JULIA DEAN
HAYNE,
(that's the way the pisy bills have it-he
ihilst feel smali) was 10 bt mad, the vIc-
tIn OF complimentary benefit that nighl
her last appearance on the Nashville
boards. Didn't recollect ever having
done anything for Julia; concluded TO
Compliment her witi our presence aud
give her the benefit of ulr six bits. As
we don, have many of them things 10
spare, hope she considered ths benefit
considerable. Ought TO have gone in free,
with peanut and extra programmes furn.
ished gratis, as Crisp, the big dog Of the
concern, has been remarkably successful
IN an attempt to owe US two dollars for the
ast five years.
Got into the pit, with feet comfortably
anchored in puddle of tobacco juice just
as up flashed the footlIghts aud down
flashed the FIVE 6ddlers--called by court
esy the orchestra-through the square
hole under the stage where the ticker de-
partmen, Of the establishment is located.
rang-a.lang wen, the bell, Ga sweet
.k
which grazes in lot behind the theaier,
up went The curtain, aud Elk greasy look
Ing fellows, whom the audience were re.
quesied by the programme to look upon
as thoroughbred gentlemen, but which
their appearance aud manners woudn't
let the audience do, were discovered
seated Round poplar mahogany table,
drinking I of silver goblels made OF tin,
aud Ia king ab,ut gal, who, from all we
could learn, waS some punkins through
and through.
DiJnt care to hear any m IRE about her
thoIgh, AMI pissed the time ill The prem
i'.ia stock can't ahoirj in carving hum
bug : Oh the back Of the next seat with a
jack.knife aud ~ perusing the tiers of fe-
male hIghfalulinty that carried double.
larrrl spy.gIasses, Rented for the occasion
roond AT old man G'wLey's jewelry store.
When ihe rascals got through with their
mons nse, Julia Dean Hayne a'atrd out
as fine as split silk. Julia is lovely wo-
man, AMI, having plenty OF money, wears
very fne clothes on the stage, AMI proba.
bly, oil of II to-. Ha, been married q
couple Of years, and had her baby along
with her. Sometimes plays with II in her
ar,ns-though this dont often occIr ON
the stage. ~ @
Fir., rate actress. Julia and differed in
many ways from the actors that figured
III tne first scrne-esprciiIly IN this, that
while she has simply Il Grecan cJunten-
anie, the others seem 10 have been cast
IN grea Sc heels over had, " thont having
had time TO wash j, Off The play nas
: The Love Chase" Julia suits the play
like 2 brick. That abundant sof, hair
and pearly classic brow, those iangui.h-
lngiy iusirous eyes, those pouting lips.
aud in short, all the features of her face
form ',ote anI samhle that love.
chase an exceedingly probable circum-
stance. Her part OF the play paid hand
sJIne per Cent Oh the six bits Invested. Tut
the rest Of the thing was a bad specula-
ton. r.rs .r.e.1.
Went back to the hotel when the in.
s,i;iti III adjourned, smaked j cigar in the
bar rOoIn, and went up I, bed. aud to
sieep, and dreamed that al The world
wasa stag aud that all the actresses
were julia Dean Haynes--which they
amt though, by several. -l..-