Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30
p,prp,s OPERA HousE-LAsr NIaHT

P1pER's OPERA HousE-LAsT NIGHT
OF THE LYDIA THOMPSON BLONDE BUR-
LEsouET RoUpE.-Notwithstanding the
heavy thunder shower of last evening
and the consequent muddy state of the
streets, the Opera House was we'll
crowded. The entertainment given
consisted principally Of the fine scenic
burlesnue SomnGm6aRa, which passed
off very smoothly and we'll, revealing
new features of voluptuous beauty, as
we'll rs numerous delightful and highly
amusing scenes and incidents. Many
excellent songs, ballads and enc
ruses were given, and the audi
ence was very. much pleased,
Judging from the frequent and
hearty applause bestowed. Nan,
The Good For Nothing was given Dy'
way of commencement, and as "Nan,"
Miss THOMPSON succeeded admirably,
rendering that peculiar character IN q
somewhat original but very acceptable
style. This evening Aladdin, o. me
Wondered Scamp, will be given, u mag
nincent as well rs very amusing bur-
lesoue, with the farce of Jumbo jam as
an afterpieee. Recollect that this Is
the last of this very attractive troupe,
as they leave tonight for Reno and the
East after the performance Is over.
They are already booked to 60.
HEAVY AND REFRESHING THUNDER
SHOWER. About seven o'clock last
evening a very heavy shower of rain,
accompanied with thunder and light
ming, visited this section, lasting over
half an hour. 1t was, In fact, q cloud
burst-not q water-spout, rs some peo-
pie mistakenly term these peculiarltieS
and the rain did come down at a
most refreshing ratio. Rivers ran down
| the streets everywhere, and Main street.
Gold Hi, contained n flood, which
washed everything before it. aud even
got over the sidewalks and Into some
Of the saloons and buildings along
the street. The new Miners Union
Hall, and the Globe Hotel, above
Il loot pretty we'll flooded. The can
yons everywhere were filled with rag
Ing torrents, but we hear Of no great
damage being done.
TIE ALLIAMRRA TRoUrE.-The Car
son .ippcm Of this morning says:
"The A.lhambra Varieties Troupe de-
lighted their auditors last night with
another brilliant entertainment. Their
singing is splendid. The Cdn-can
was performed with all the magical
and classic grace and chaste posturing
of which that poetical and lovely con-
ception Is susceptible. Entire change
of programme tonight. See small
bills"
LOOK At THE RUINs.-Aye, look at
ruins of what once were magnificent
sets of teeth, to be seen everywhere In
society. Look at them, and ask your
self If 1t is not marvellous that such
destruction is permitted, when, by
simply using Sozodont, any teeth, how
ever fragile, may be preserved from
decay or blemish rs long as life lasts ?
RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-Services will
be held nc ST. johns Cnurcn, Golu
Hill, tomorrow, at II o'clock 4. N. and
S o'clock p. N. Free seats and q cor
dial welcome to all.
SHowERY.-As we 60 to press this
afternoon the sky Is heavily overcast
with clouds, and the weather looks
decidedly showery.
. TALKING about bath houses, but there
are none Oh the coast like Brodek's,
No. 81 South c street. Baths only
fifty cents.
ST. PAUL's ScHooL.-The next term
of the above school, at Virginia, COM
mences August 22d.
"SrALDING's GLUE" useful in every
house.