Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-27
pprp,s OPERA HOUSE = CLOSING

PpEa's OPERA HOUSE - CLOSING
NreHr AND BENEFIT OF JAMES GARDEN
To-N1our "TuE THREE GUARDS
MEs."-Last evening, owing 70 the
terrific storm and deep snow, lingo
mar was presented to a rather slim
audience. The play was, however,
rendered In just as good style as though
the house had been crowded. Miss 1nce
appearing as Parthenia, Mr.. Garden
az ingomar. and the balance Of the
Characters being we'll taken. Miss
Ince's imnersonStion Of P%arthenia was
fully up TO the standard Of her acting,
and could not we'll be surpassed; In
fact, it Is one Of her favorite cnarac-
tiers. Mr.. Gardens 1ngomar was most
excellent, aud rather better tnan o
average. Barry made the best Poly
dor we v saw. This evening the
engagement of Miss Ince, Mr.. Garden
and he dramatic company concludes,
and the Opera House closes Tor the
season. not to be reopened probably
till next year. This final evening Is
by consent set apart for the oenent OF
Mr.. James Garden. A more deserving
actor ncy aspired to the favor Of our
th~eatre-going public, and we hope to
ace the house we'll aud thoroughly
crowded In every part, storm or no
storm. The play selected for this
snecial OCCASION Is new here, being the
st,rhree Guardsmen," dramatized from
Dumas famous and thrilling historical
romance of that name. 1t IS a nne and
very interesting sensational play, and
on its W merits calls for q crowded
house. aside from its being produced
for MI. Gardens benefit. OF this tai
ented gentleman the Enterprise Of yes
terday makes the following correct re-
marks: "Thls gentleman's advent
among us has been but recent, but the
little we have cen Of him Induces the
hope that he may revisit US speedily
aud often. During his present and
former brief engagement he has on all
occasions exhibited the qualities Of a
gifted, painstaking and Conscientious
actor, aud has firmly established him
self among the number of u popular
fayorites. With the advantages OF
youth, progressing personal appear.
ance, fine Evolutionary powers, and
Quick and discriminating intelligence,
Mr. Garden may reasonably aspire to
the highest station Of his profession ;
and in after days it may be a matter
Of congratulation to our play.goers
that they encouraged and assisted him
In the difficult first stages OF a peerless
ascent"
Nor BLocKED.-The heavy snow
storm has not effectually blocked up
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad as
yet. The snow drifted upon 1t consid-
erably, requiring much shoveling at
some points, but the trains are run
ming to-day about as usual, with
but little trouble. The fact Of 1t IS
that so many trains are constantly
running over it that the snowdritts
have but little chance to block up the
road entirely.
CoAsTINa.-Young Washoe, Of both
sexes, improves the present opportu-
nifty for the glorious fun Of sliding
down hill on sleds. The hilarious
Youngsters wouldn't mind having this
snow last the year round.
READ Tread Reinstein's new adj
yertisement. lie, is determined on
taking tho lead In the clothing line.
Now Is the time to get a frSt-class rig
cheap and no mistake.
YouSa LADIES SocrAL.-The next
ball of the Young Ladies' Social So
ciety of Gold Hill will be given next
Wednesday evening. See advertise
ment.
HOSPITAL PAr1ESrs.-Dr. Zabriskie
informs US that he has nine patients at
the present time uudor his charge In
the County Hospital.