Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-26
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THE CAMrLLAE Rso CoNcERTs.-Last
evening, PipersioOpera House was
well filled with q very fashionable,
a~ppreciative apdSSSrftical audience, the
occasion being sthe first concert given
there by Madsude Camilla Urso, the
famous protector OF the recent great
Musical Jubilee at San Francisco. She
was assisted In her concert BY some
very excellent vocalists, accompanying
her from San Francisco, Professor Gus,
tay Scott presiding at the piano, and
one of the most pleasing and satisfac-
tory musical entertainments was given
ever experienced in this section, the
programme e~mbraclnga very judicious
Selection. L~ongfellow's Excelsior"
arranged as a duo for tenor and bass
was excellently rendered by Signor
Morley and Mi. Campbell. This was
followed by the "Goat Bells sung
by Mrs. Mariner. Being loudly en-
cored, she responded with another
lively, pretty song, the "Postillion."
She possesses a peculiarly sweet, clear,
musical voice, Of excellent compass,
flexibility and power, and was very
deservedly ~applauded in all her sing
ing. Mr.. Campbell next sang the
bell Ringer, Tin his rich bass voice,
which was also received with applause.
Now, Camilla Urso herselfappeared in
a violin solo, being greeted with hearty
applause as she came forward with her
favorite instrument. She first per-
formed the "Caprice de Concert, " in
the truly artistic, brilliant, beautiful
style peculiar to herself. In response
to the rapturous applause Of the audi
ence, her magiobow, like an enchant-
er's wand, causea the soul of music to
we'll forth from her violin, In the full
harmony of that sweet familiar ballad,
the Last Rose of Summer" Never
have we heard that old familiar
tune so beautifully played as on
this occasion and we may say
the same Of "Home, Sweet H6me,"
which she played as an encore to her
second violin solo of the witches
Dance" We heard Madame Urso in a
violin solo at the San Francisco Musi-
cal Jubilee, but in that immense pa
yilion, crowded with assembled thou
sands. her violin, rs compared with the
grand music Of the great orchestra and
chorus, sounded tame, and was alto
gether at q disadvantage. Last even
Ing in the theater, her playing could
be appreciated at its true merits. She
is the Queen violinist of the world.
Signor Morley has 4 very fine tenor
voice, and his singing was appreciate
lively applauded. Other finely sung
pieces were included In the pro
gramme, but we have no further time
nor space to partioularize. AS a whole,
the concert vas q very gratifying sue
cess, and Il decided musical treat to all
good judges Of true vocal and instru-
mental music. The programme for to-
night is fully Is good, and it being the
last concert the theater will be again
crowded. Es-g
The AIMAMhRA.-Another glorious
bill for tonight. See distributed pro
grammes for ,~rStieulars. Concludes
with Arnold'S famous extravaganza,
entitled the .!AmaZon'S of the Carson"
Drop in ut the Alhambra If you want
to enjoy yourself hugely.
FRANK DREW AT CARsoN.-Frank
Drew, the famous Irish eccentric
comedian, in conjunction with Piper's
Opera House dramatic company, ap-
peared at the Carson Theater, last
evening, for the first time. The Appeal
ofthis morning thus notices him: "Mr.
Drew is decidedly a success. His rem
dition of 'O'Callahan' In His Last
Legs was capital. His action is good
and full Of life, and his singing good.
He gave us the stage struck barber in
The Wido,o's Victim with much spirit,
and brought down the house repeat
edly. He was excellently supported
by Miss Robinson and the Piper COM
pany. Tonight is the positively last
Mr.. Drew will appear as Mons.
Jacques in the play of that name, and
as Larry Hologan in the farce Of
More Bianders Than One. Miss Robin
son will play Susan in the latter
piece" Mr.. Dew and the company
will appear at the Opera House to-
morrow nightSa
ALI. BuaxsYAA This exceedingly
comic comedian and naturally in
tensely funny nan is announced to
appear In Elko on the 26th and 10Th Of
this month. He Is Sfgaged to appear
at Piper's opsF House, Virginiss
next.
TuArSrEtdNa DEADHEAP.-Goan and
see the Y6hdcrful Turkish Speaking
Head, oGregories solo9d Virginia to
nighTI 1t is the greatest novelty out
Do not be longer exed or worried
Over your complicated locRs Stich Sew
ing Machine ; full selling prid will be
allowed in exchange for a Grover q
Baker.
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