Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-27
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PpRR's OPERA HOUSE -FRANK
DREW, To-MaRr.-Frank Drew, the
famous Irish and eccentric comedian,
appears for the first time this evening,
together with Sue Robinson, and the
talented dramatic company, at the
Opera House. The play selected for
the occasion Is Boucicault's great sem
sational drama entitled The Life o. an
.Actress, Mr.. Drew appearing as "Gri.
maldi, and Sue Robinson as "Violet."
Our theater-goers who do themselves
the pleasure to be present will enjoy q
rare treat. They performed to an e1-
cellent house at Carson last evening,
and the appeal Of this morning thus
speaks Of Mr. Drew in the entertain
ment given: "Mr. Drew's perform.
ance, last evening, Of Mons. Jacques
was decidedly one Of the very best
pieces Of acting we have ever seen on
the Carson stage. That character Is
full OF the most touching and pathetic
passages, and 1t was rendered In . style
which ELECTED the deepest sympathy
from the audience. We cannot but
regret that more Of our play-goes
were not present to witness 1t. AS
Larry Holigan" Mr.. Drew was as
funny AZ there is any license for. This
excellent artist opens his engagement
this evening at Virginia City, and we
heartily commend him to the patrons
Of the drama In that CITY,"
The SECOND CONCERT. = Madame
Camilla Urso's second concert at Pi-
per's Opera House, last evening, was
even more fully attended than on the
first occasion. The entertainment given
was Of a very high order Of merit. BY
special invitation of Madame Urso, the
childred of the public schools Of Vir-
ginia and Gold Hill we're present,
crowding the parquette. This was q
very pleasing feature, yet the only D
jectionable one. In some respects, ofau.
They made too much noise altogether
so much so as not only to disturb the
dress circle, but even those singing on
the stage. When Madame Urso APP
peared for her violin solo, the children
yery properly greeted her with hearty
applause and the waving Of handker-
chiefs. This had a very pretty, pleas
ing effect. Herr Dorhman presides ut
the piano IN these concerts, not Prof.
Scott, as we mistakenly had 1t In our
notice Of Yesterday. and he seems q
very talented performer, although his
music is simplyas All accompaniment
of the singing and the .violon solos.
After the concert was over, the audi
ence adjourned to the rooms Of the
Choral Society, where q grand and
very pleasing reception was held.
Madame Urso and her musical compan-
ions were present, and seemed to enjoy
the attention bestowed upon them by
their sagebrush friends very much.
Music. singing and dancing were freely
included among the festivities, and at
u O'Clock an excellent lunch was
served up. This very enjoyable party
did not break up until about 2 O'Clock.
MADAME URso's FINAL CoNCERT.-
On Thursday tomorrow evening,
Madame Camilla Urso will give her
final concert, at the Methodist Church,
Virginia, commencing at 8 o'clock.
She will be assisted by the talented
vocalists accompanying her, and also
by members of the Choral Society.
The programme embraces a fine selec-
ton, and a very excellent entertain
ment will be given. Tickets, 81 80;
children. full price. Nc reserved seats.
Tickets for sale at Dale & Co.'s, Lille
& Co.'S, Burrall's, and at the door.
See advertisement. .sgg'
The WONDERFUL HEAD.-All who
have not yet taken a look at that start
ling exhibition, the Turkish Speaking
Head, at Gregoire's saloon, G street,
Virginia, should do so this very even
ing, without fail. 1t ia the greatest
novelty out.
HARRY SrRIGos' BENErIr.- Don't
that Harry Spriggs' great COM
plimentary benefit takes place next
evening. Look out for The
Virgins, the greatest attraction Of the
GONE 10 CARsoN.-Camilla Urso and
her companions have . concert at Car
wit o.. 81 III