The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-03-04
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The Gaasss Of the I'd pronounces the
Maeqserads Bah Of Thursday eyening a
spleldid afair. The following cast of
Characters given, IS tie wearers were de-
veloped by he signal to unmask:'
Joe Woolnan as Charles the H., In an el-
egaat crimson dress trimmed with sea-green
velvet and bullion. Billy Gallagher, as gay
Mrcutio, ia white tunic trimmed with
blue satin, spangles and bullion. Henry
Parchen,- 8. Othello. in handsome blue
broad cloth trimmed with fur. Harry Com
ley presented an elegant appearance as
Claude McEnotte. from the Sd scene OF the
Lady Of Lyons: DR.. Ren, az Polonious, in
a rich and. elaborate dress and most per-
feet disguise. Frank Marsh, as Captain
.D'Alroy, wore a.scarlet aud gold hussar uni
form, rich and to the character: Frank Bor-
stadt and joe Bray, appeared as tho twins
Barbeaud, from Franchon, and gave excel
lent personations of those characters: liar
~ D'Acheu, assisted the merry monarch"
both giving good representations. DR.:
Franks, as Rob Roy, looked every inch a
McGregor. 3. w. Carpenter, as 1ago,
worea dress made of brown colored cloth,
relieved by black silk velvet and bullion.
Harry Richmond, as Gobo, the goblin page,
was one of the most interesting and best
sustained characters in the room. Frank
Croker, q terrible Turk, made fcrocious
appearance Charles Curtis, knight of
Ava; handsome green silk velvet dress.
trimmed with white satin and slashcd with
gold He wore dress sword. G. w. Fox,
a. Peter Spyke, looked as rustic as Peter
ever did. A. NJ. Lavenberg, handsome
costume of the Court Of Napoleon l. Mr..
---Lavcnbcrg was dressed as Venitian
Cavalier. Ches. Travis, determined on fun,
and bound to have lots of it, went as a
clown. He will do to travel with Dan
Rice. J. II. Ming, as 6hakespcare's cele-
brated character of Tombstone, presented
a ludicrous appearance. Leslie Woods and
Charlie Wells were dressed as Zouavcs
Mcfarland, of the Capitol, as Marsarona,
an Italian brigand. W. Jack, as James II.
of Scotland. ''The guide mon of Ballan-
gath" Billy Todd, as Pat O'Hoolahan.
was nate italian. Theodore Shed, as DOL
" Spankcr, from London Assurance. Al.
len Wilkinson as Magos, the giant Roll"
Wilkinson as a = peasant. John IT,
o"'''H. :, . Vcnitian cavalier. James
|ons, as ''Hamish,"' from Rob Roy. Mr..
aynter. rs Lord Derby-a good character
alton. P. Roman, as one of the Old
uard of Napoleon. Jimmy Griffith, a.
,anish brigand. DR.. Adams, as the Fat
~ of Other Days." was in fine order. s.
snghornc, as Peter Teazle, from the
school for Scandal" was very good. Mike
sineig, Spanish cavalier. II. Myers, as a
lgrim. Charles II. Lewis, black velvet ,
it. Ed. Isaacs, rs Fred Douglas. DR.. I
arlow, Prince of Wales. Charles Ellis, az
Yankee clock peddler; mn admirable get
}. Anthem Hotter, as Valentine, one of
c best characters in the room: Mr. Gil.
1T, as an old Continental, beat US CON-
etcly.
Mrs. Mccormick, as Undinc; an elegant c
ess. Mrs. DR.. Maupin as Columtine.
rs. Frank, As q peasant girl. Mrs. Van
ecken, as Sister of Charity. Mrs. Kirk &
dali, as Highland Mary. Mrs. Carpenter, +
a Gypsy girl. Mrs. Harlow, as the for
ne teller. Miss Clara Roberts, as Queen q
,se. Miss Dora Wilkinson, as Highland
,sie Miss Wilds, Queen of the Moor. I
rs. Fowler, Queen~-of Hearts. Mrs. ,
yers, as Cinderella. Mrs. Twogood, as
!. Bloomcr. Miss Everts, As Follics.
iss Paynter as Pocahontas; An elegant
css and perfect disguise. Miss Ryan, as
G Colleen Bawn. Mrs. Shields, Is Wan
, the Spanish dancing girl. Miss Hos
r, Is the Greek girl. Mrs. Atchison, as @
c Goddess of Morn. Mrs. Langrishe, rs I
.cretia Borgia. Miss Shaw, IS the child
the Regiment. -r--