Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28
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PpER's OPERA HOUSE FRANZ
DnEw.-The famous Irish and eccen-
trio comedian, Frank Drew, was an
nounced to make his first appearance
last evening in conjunction with the
Opera House company, but owing TO
sudden indisposition he failed to con.
meet. The popular favorite, fiolS
Bray (Mr. PinneyG however COL,
sented to appear as "Pauline" IN tne
L@N of Lions, which play was suosti-
ltuted for the one on the programme,
and alsoin the afterpiece, Katy O,Shea.
She succeeded admirably, and was
we'll and d~eservedly applauded. Sue
Robinson appeared as "Claude Mel
notte." 1t was a decidedly peculiar
impcrsonation, but in many Respects
the best we over saw. n VIII nnI
great favor in that character, WIN
any critical audience In the Worla;
The other characters were wen
personated, and Flora's songs !
the afterpiece were loudly encored.
Notwithstanding the unfortunate q
disposition of Mr.. Drew, the enter.
tsinment given was in the highest
degree satisfactory. To-nighI Drew
will appear as "Mons. Jacques" In the
beautiful comedy of that name, ana
also as LARRY IIolagan IN Nore
RuBders Than One. He will be sup
ported by Sue Robinson and the entire
strength of the dramatic company;
No increased price of admission, IL
10 extra charge for reserved seats.
CAMILLA URso's FINAL. CONCERT
This evening the final concert Will De
given at the Methodist Church, Virr
| yiuia. Madame Camilla Urso and her
musical accompanies being assisted
by the Choral Society. The following
Is the programme "Quartette, The
Knights FAREWELL Chorals Duo,
Excelsior Sig. Morley and Mi.
Campbell; Ballad, Mrs. Mariner;
Violin Solo, Madame Urso; Quartette,
II Know a Maiden,' etc, Chorals;
Song. The Vagrant,' MIR. Campbell;
Duo, 'Parigi o'Caro,' Mrs. Mariner
and Sig. Morley; Violin Solo, 'The
Witch'S Dance Madame Uro; Song,
Signor Morley; Song, 'The Angels
Serenade,' with Violin 0bligato lby
request), arranged by Madame Camilla
UrSo; Song, 10. +. Mcguire Duet,
oh! How Sweet the Hunters Songn
Mrs. Mariner and Mr. Campbell"
This will be the best concert Of the
series, and, Of course, crowded as
usual. Tickets 81 so, for sale at Dale
IL Co.'S. Lille & Co.'S, Burralls, and
at the door. No children admitted
except on payment Of full priee-lo
half price. scrr 90
TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The
great new sensation Of Whoolld! Will
be produced for the second time tonight
and in glowing style, with gorgeous
scenery, beautiful women, splendid
dresses, startling effects etc. Besides
this 4 rich bill Of other attractions.
| Go and see Who0p-la! Those who did
not see it last night missed the greatest
treat Of the season.
HARRY SPRTGa's observation-disclosures
row evening, recollect, that Harry
Spricg's, the famous d%clineator and Co
mcdian ut the Alhambra, Virginia,
takes his great complimentary benefit.
The Viryfas the gayest and most ex.
| citing sensation ont, will be produced
for the first time on this special occa-
sion, also lots of other good things.
The TURKISH SPEAKING HEAD.
This startlingly wonderful novelty
will be exhibited at Gregoire's saloon,
c street, Virginia, this evening for the
last time before being taken to Carson,
where it will be exhibited for a few
evenings. Go and see it tonight by
all means. 1t is the most miraculous
thing alive. r.