The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-13
TOWN GOSSIP.

All nations and people have more or less an ap-
petite for amusement, and the qualification Of this
fasire in an enlightened manner, is next to our
nod and clothing, the most sensible method we
= adopt to use up our surplus cash. 1t is the
opnition of this fact, and a certain kn0Wl-
Re that all the world think alike on the point,
itch causes so bright a star as Julia Dean Hayne
leave her home, her husband, her children and
eek among the ice.clad hills of Idaho, a colnmu~
,,;tv who can with herself, look back over the
memorable times of twenty years, and 1ecall with
20 mouch fondness the. scenes of our youth and
e,rowth. wherever we have been 8 dispersed round
ebe globen; and to look upon and listen again
~ the beauties of an Intellectual and highly cul :
+;vated exhibition of the modern drama. That
1odu could not ask any better proof that her act
mo is duly appreciated than the fact that on
Tn4ecday evening last during her elegant rendition
I'D. Camille" the audience Of ladies and gentle>
men rendered to her generous ovatlons OF tears
hainc probably the first time IN SIX months
Nat most of them have had anything to cry about.
ssCamillen was glorious success. She was well
ar1,norted Mr. q. B. Waldron is talented
o,no man and will undoubtedly cultivate his
tents to a high degree Of excellence. Miss
SIle Douglas sustained the character of 6 Mad
Prudence admirably she improves amaz-
XIV. and plays all her characters well, indeed, so
we'll that we accord to her the compliment OF
Lon0 8 first class stock actress. On SATURDAY.
ovening Mrs. EstelIe Potter Macdonald creditaby
Sncfained her reputation as an excellent stock
octress IN the character of Voante, )" in the play
nf the Honeymoon Mr.. Potter is immense y as
teAminadab Sleek SO is Mr.. Pardey in the
:, Mock Duke, as was shown us en- Sunday night.
Do+ter is a host in himself, and Pardey is triumph
80 oven in his Union Shrieking y songs which
s'Itbouoh very dstasteful to the undersigned suits
.Lo ofher half of the audience, perhaps. Mrs. N.
g. . Leslie wins unbounded applause in her beauti-
s.l songs and is probably the I" rising woman y Of
t tSe troupe we shall see. Crazy Quartz advises
to gtre herself scope, and to not fear any danger
1f;sCos Denning and Sinclair sang that first Duet
MIS- sweetly They may help themselves to a
,tSe niece of the above advice too; withal they
very good looking girls and have alreadymade
~ ;mnression on some hearts know of. Miss
4Iorence is az little pink of perfection and will
make an actress. 4 ..ss -7siag
NAE nf Messrs. Leslie, Shields, Townsend, and
.tbers of the troupe, they sustain their parts wei
s,St more anon. haven't another particle of
'p uoce TO devote to any of you this week. M
pnuring the week somebody called my attention
: long harangue in the Boise city paper against
~ " "WalIa Walla stage line and Wells, Fargo Il
LIE express. and the mails and expresses genes
>, This gentlemanly stuff was signed Onion"
as the proprietor of the mails is the Union
strikes me that Union has for once hit
i On the head by choosing an appropriate
hit them with Nothing appears more
shle in the world to me than that all the
ses could run q little more regularly if they
aad "a do so: or we could have regular mails
.sT,as so earnest awish Of the dear people that
= World make their government do it !; but here
th sSa heauty Of the arrangement there is moth
y sn % radG the mail carriers except their Otc1ree
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