The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-03-21
city and County.

-. nublished IN our ias' issue' ING ciosine eAer-
n0i'' Professor Rothwel's school were held in the
asss '. .on, Of Tempar Hail. on last Saturday even
p"a Aha hall was densely crowded, the audience
ng' 'AI - between two and three hundred. A tenn
pal STAGE had been erected in the back portion of
P'' IN and with wings and curtains, everything
u' -,,ced as complete though we were to be
vas, With the legitimate drama by star company.
HOie lads and lasses were decked out in holiday
Nd performed with much spirit their allotted
"A :, The exhibition. The exercises We're opened
pa ~. Moonlight Chorus, by the choir, composed
Wv nnmber of ladies and gentlemen of our city who
,..,oared their services for the occasion. after
,,s opening address was delivered by Miss
W.. r;,osley. Then followed the Female Exquisites,
,..,ome in which the characters were well rendered
:. ,rssss Alta Landing, Lodice Porter and Jennie
.u;,oon. Another laughable dialogue, called THE
,-;,ron followed in which Masters Walter Gal.
.,,n and Charles and Egbert Jones sustained very
IN The respective characters. poetical medley of
What is Most Beautiful" was then recited, in
which Misses Mary Dray. Anna Galbreaith, Lodice
barter Emma and Ella Bright, Lena Brodbeck, Clara
Turner and Alice Harley participated. This was fol-
,rol bv the recitation of Forgive and Forget by
,rss Ella Harvey; Aunt Tabtha, a laughable piece
,r1oaice Porter, and another humorous dialogue
allied "Out Maneuvered' in which the different char
.,srs were well rendered by Misses Prudence and
Snssn Harley, Jennie Abingdon, and Masters Andrew
Harley. Thomas Barry and Walter Galbreaith
There was then a musical interlude by the choir Of
.yever Forget the Dear Ones" Misses Carrie Dray
and Alta Landing then rendered 1.-THE Young Poets"
which was followed by defamation by Clara Turner,
of"Robert of Lincoln. Master Egbert Jones then de-
fvered the Speech of Dan Russell, which was quite
suuropriate considering that election for County
officers is near At hand The dialogue of the Frac-
dOus man was then given by Masters Robert X. and
Samuel Davis; and this followed by Bernardo
del Garpio, by Master Ira Landing. Little Johnny
Barry followed with What a child has," and the
scholastic exercises then closed with the piece called
The Village Lawyer" III which the characters were
very well sustained by Miss Clara Galbreaith. Mas
rers Charles and Esbert Jones, Thomas Barry, Pro-
lessor w. j. Rothwel and his brother Mr.. Z. j. Roth
well; AMI. after Good Night by the choir the audi
ence dispersed, highly pleased with the exhibition
We don't desire to discriminate draw any distinc
tons by partcularizing, it is natural for every
parent to think his child the smarest, etc. but sew
ea Of the young participants in the exercises of the
evening well in their pieces, and sustained
admirably, for their years the characters assumed
that refrain from noticing the aptness they
displayed delineating certain characters. Little
Lode Porter, for instance astonshed 1T the apt
tuie she exhibited in the rendition of the various
characters she assumed Her enunciation was so
plain and distinct that every word she uttered
heard in the remotest corners ofthe large hail. and
IL one of her age. Miss Alta Landing. a few years
ler senior, also exhibited in marked degree the
same proficiency, and appeared at home in the char
acters she represented. The same may be said Of
Jennie Arlington and Prudie Harley, also of Miss
carrie Dray, while the other little girls, young as
Aay are in years, displayed a wonderful proficiency
and aptness. The young gentlemen 1--WE have no
boys now-a-daysl all done well. Walter Galbreaith,
IN the Irish character surpassed friend Pat
AcCann' while Jack Harley made most excellent
Chcie Jasper" Charlie Jones may yet become a
village Lawyer; while Egbert, from his stndy of Dan
RUSSELL ought to make a good electioneerer when
lie runs Tor Recorder. Samuel Davis is not half so
Haclous as was the character he assumed, and
ROBERT Will discharge his duties as q man. he did
on the occasion last Saturday evening. Professor
hohWe has reason to be satisfied a; the proficiency
u Ms pupils in the various branches he doubtless
Allows that the parents of the children are.
HLIURSED.-MessEs A. ID. Saunders and W. b. No
'T members OF the Buena Vista Bar Company, re-
returned from San Francisco on last Monday. Mr.