Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-10
H EVENING NEWS.
Thur.a., Rvsaiss..-.--N.rel 10, Is5o
PIrEn's orERA Housr-JoE Mur

PrrER's OrERA HoUsE-JoE MUIR
ruy TONIGHT. : This evening Joe
Murphy appears in all his glory, and,
w doubt not, will be welcomed with
4 perfect ovation by his numerous
friends hereabout. His talented wife
also appears, and q very superior and
attractive entertainment will be given.
II will commence with the funny Irish
drama entitled "Handy Andy" Joe
appearing Us Andy, after which he
will do up q series OF his comic
sketches. The little Wilson fairy will
give her fancy dance, and the whole
will conclude with the sparkling
comedy, Pas de Fascination" in
which the charming Sue Robinson
will appear as the bright particular
star. Relative to Joe Murphy. we clip
the following from the San Francisco
Figu-o of Il few days since: "At the
Alhambra Theater, last evening, Joe
Murphy made his first appearance be-
fore a San Francisco audience in dia-
lect comedy, and in q white face
exclusively. Joseph is u Californian,
and his decided talents have been
ripened and matured in our midst.
Ca%lifornians therefore take 4 decided
interest in him and his fortunes, and
will watch his future r ON the
stage with considerable interest. Joe's
earlier efforts were limited almost en-
tirely to the burnt cork profession, and
having attained such perfection In that
department as placed him beyond the
reach Of rivalry, our ambitious hero
wep; that he had no more worlds to
conquer in that direction, and vi9or-
ously applied himself to the study Of
Dutch aud Irish eccentricities. He
eSsayed his first efforts in that di-
rection before the web-feet Of Portland,
and met with such marked approval
that he decided to give a metropolitan
audience u touch Of his quality In
white dialect characters, appearing
last evening in the title roles Of
Handy Andy" and "Persecuted
Dutchman." The house was we'll
filled. and Joe's efforts were received
with the most uproarious applause and
laughter. His brogue Is rich and his
Teutonic accent overwhelmingly funny.
Mr.. Murphy has a broad field of Use
iulness before him in the ley path he
has marked out. Let him persevere in
it, and success is certain"
TIE BENEFIT LAST EvENING.-The
benefit of Joseph Garrens, last evening,
ut Piper's Opera House, was, We are
pleased to state, n grand success in
every respect, the theater being densely
crowded throughout, and everything
passing Off admirably. "Kenilworth"
was we'll played, and so also was the
nice little farce at the commencement.
The music Of the Gold Hill Brass Band
was the best we have listened to in
that theater for u long time. There
are musicians in that band who would
have done themselves credit even in
the great orchestra of the late Musical
Jubilee at San Francisco. We ask no
odds Of any other section on the Pacific
coast in the matter Of either vocal or
instrumental music. The Cornish Glee
Club sang some very good songs in ex-
cellent style. When the poor crippled
beneficiary, MIR. Garrens, was con-
Quoted upon the stage between the
acts. q perfect shower Of half dollars
ratified down around him. which Joe
Murphy, the popular minstrel and
comedian, like n gentleman rs he Is
voluntarily stepped forward and gath
cred up. By this benefit Mr.. Garrens
realized quite n snug little snm. 1t Is
q noble charity, worthily bestowed,
and the managers of it, as well as those
who assisted toward 1t In any way, are
entitled to the heartfelt thanks Of all
truly good and well disposed people.
For the truly generous action OF Mr..
Piper In this matter, he should De sat
isiictoriiy reinemoereu. Inc auu, y r,e
tried to make Joe Murphy snow OH ms
artistic abilities iittie, put no, not
for joe he excused hin,seiI py say
n,srcn nn,il to.Sjsbt
pous., Jndrs Addison. the
,,ndSnn,. toh Mosesn Postmaster In
Win, CITY has been nosing around
no.r,, al Tho m,rr;.ocob,e
n,n nor ,Sa, y;,r ,,n,;-;m% ~ tS how
au ~ : Gc;nn 20 gc, married
soon 'tt ~, .I Sdsd bnsb,nJs are
, VIZ ,h.r are GOING n L~onsekeenr
;nn r;~h, a,y,v Sosy oI6 tbev are. and
nuS ;ha c"9jition Of their grand
w,n,nor is s,c Rrt be strncl a Tartar
,ho other Sav' which has husbed him
~ w.. H.. nrsssnt He iponired of n
up ,or ,.Gv m.ho sis on t5e marry"
~" &c tbo,gbt vas the most nonnlar
wiz S. IN S;=rr;n;, C;tv m Perform
iarr;on. sme Wbether it was
Pew Mr. Wb;t,Ler
pau NJ W1somhsr or whoS The
nerr;.%sahIs YOUNG ladv Of Woman's
p;ntt ~ro"i;y;,iaS renI;ed tb,t She
preferred the Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock.
ODD Smarty,. from the maoasn; mas
ia. an Saan nn The street
r. N,
The ALiiANhRA.-ine famous Neu
Buckley, together with Ida May, APP
near for the first time at the Alhan-
- % ,;rht !, conjunction, v;thytbe
DlIs IA NObJbANkANh