Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-10
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HAMBRA CoNBNAT1oN.-The Monday
evening audiences at the Opera House
are not generally very large, but last
evening was an exception In this re-
spect, the reason being an entire new
change Of programme and Its an
nouncement; therefore all who had
seen and knew the varied and high
degree of talent embraced In this the
atrical combination knew pretty we'll
what they might expect OF each men,
Der In their various reputed s~pecialttes,
all desired to see In an entertainment
like this, where all had q good oppor-
tunity to give a taste Of their quality.
"Home In . Regular Fix" . very
amusing little comedietta, was given
as a commencement, followed BY the
"Watermelon Man." John Enright
developing more Of the true, natural
old darkey than has been thrown
into any one Improvisation Of the
kind on that stage for many . day.
The stump speech Of Add Ryman was
certainly the best we over heard. and
immortalizes him forever In the esti-
nation Of that audience. 1t Is worth
the price of admission. The vocal
duet, "Drift my Bark" by Miss Reif-
farth and Ainsley Scott, was beautiful
ly rendered, although we fancled that
his rich. bass voice, was at times per-
hsps a little too powerful for her sweet
soprano. The "Invaded studio" a
droll little farce. was followed BY the
recitation Of the "Fireman's Ad.
dress" delivered In good, energetic
style, BY Harry Thompson. Baker
and Farron followed In their unrlyaled
specialties, and the whole concluded
with the "Court Scene" This droll
burlesaue /. full Of witty allu-
sions, happy hits, and laughable
Incidents, from beginning to end.
and Sam Hickey. as the Judge,
kept everybody laughing throughout.
He IA a capital actor aud true son OF
Menus. we came near forgetting to
make special mention Of Mr.. J. G.
Russell. the famous baritone, who also
made his first appearance at the Opera
House last evening. He has a mag
n~iticent, powerful baritone voice, and
sang a ballad or two very tastetully.
He was much and descrvedly applaud
ed. We have seldom seen a better
pleased audience. The same pro-
gramme will be repeated tonight.
Roll OF HoNoR.-rhe following Is
tho roll Of honor Of the Silver City
Public School for the month ending
December 9Th : Sarah Angel, Naomi
Angel, Cora Angel, Horatio Angel,
Ella Jones, Willie Jones, John Jones,
Lottie Young. Lizzie Dunbar. Emma
Geyer, S. A.. Dryden, Mary Mullow-
ney, Peter Mullowrey, Lizzie Ryan,
Emma Mathews, Anne Horn, Mary
Stock, Anna Plummed. James Henry,
Willie Henry, Annie Henry, Cordella
Quintral, Caroline Sabine, Albert Mer-
rill, John McIlvain, Anne Cahil, Eddy
Ryan, Katie Horn, May Sherman, Ce-
liza Gross, Addie Gross, Mamie Martin
and Vented Stock.
SEVERE AccIDENT.-Thomas Chiley,
a carman at the Belcher hoistinR
works, accidentally fell of the car
track and trestlework ut the dump,
about three o'clock this morning, fall
ing a distance of ten or fifteen feet
among the rocks. He was badly cut,
bruised and injured In the right side.
DR.. Hall attends him.
GOLD HILL FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Regular monthly meetings of the va
rious companies tomorrow evening.
See official notices In our advertising
columns.