Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-22

prpwusa 0pwpA H0ruH Lad ni0dI
.u',
the opera HOUSE was o~onio''Ao'y ni0u'
The society play Of 'Frou Frou,". with
.u.v star Miss AJsls Leichtsn. Wa
a. -..-.,.. uu.. I.,sh,,n =,
'n' ~ ~
course sustained inc isadins character
that Of Gilberte, the faithlsss wife.
Miss Leighton Is handsome, accom-
plished and the possessor OF q well
rounded stage figure. Her dresses are
the perfection Of the modiss's art; still
abe cannot enact the character OF Frou
Frou with credit to herself. Her Voice
needs careful training and cultivation,
Is Il is now lacking those soft, pathetic
tones so much to be desired in a charac'
ter like Gilberte, in certain scenes,
Then again in the third act where power
in the voice IL an absolute requirement,
Miss Leighton all but broke down. II
will mot do for us to criticize too harsh.
ly. for the lsdy NAV have been laborine
under a disadvantage in the shape OF a
cold. consequent upon q change OF eli
mate. Mr.. Billings as Mons. Brig.
and, the father Of Gilberts and Z
confirmed rous, appeared to better
advantage than in any character that he
has sustained since his engagement. and
that Is saying a great deal. His impsr
sonation was perfect. His makeup
caused the audience 10 applaud loudly
ON his first appearance; loo muct
r'ai's ein $50 mt,.h ~ .r.
,ained his mart. Miss Adams. az Louise,
was frequsn,ly ~sPplaueed. as her rem
dsring o, 'na' enaiac'e, was s.oeI'
at. Lusay Pefs - a..
Iisnii w. oai'ory. WIN s.ssr
sen. ms e~on.ePuon anu na.n
Wele Pe,iee'' suu -;
sos',on ~ Sn'e NM As,S'.s
De auusa' siiss nome iaynol s.,. ~.
Y ~ nave P,eie.reu osiuS
tne en,iAc'eI o. Losiss ,nssesu ~ Inn
0, rauhhe, 9u' uiu 's'y WI
sac was nsm.;"n.,~ r~rf ton
m.s.. a. !, N. 40 anna,
ne. ~ hae ..,. .hams, ,hsf ~
80 No., 80, ,ri,r rscoxsrsJ Msssrs
Ior, and am v,ra nod n,
usual. We think the management
might have replaced that old hair.eov'
ered ufawing.room SET win T ie,'
Ts"n ,pn.",.a
Ok A Nrsrr.-Tommy Beals, son oil
DIR. Beals, after an absence Of four years,
h.s rs,rrr.J N Ina shadow nj Mount
tor the purpose Oh paying :
short visit 10 his old stamping ground.
lie looks rs hearty rs q young buck.
He is not married. he says. nor IL there
any present prospect OF his going Oh tn.
handle. Tommy used to play base ball
when he was with US. n kept up ms
ncN ai'er nc Nen' ~ 49, nm. q
Ro.,on Rel S,octins,. who mad.
the trip TO England and showed our old
country folks how to'play our national
game, and. strange to say, their own "a
we'll. Tommy holds q berth in the Bos'
ton custom-hosse, and Is Of on a leave
Of absence.
w,,x,xa IN p,nxxrs-Ths last Leg.
islature oil nevada passed an act W com
pei parents to send their children e
school. This Act provides that all chill.
dren. between the ages OF eight and four
,esn loa' "a s;,h,
weeis co~usscutively, provided that the
children are moi excused BY the Board Of
School Trustees on account oil mental o.
bodily intrmitiss. Now, parents wh'
have failed to conform to The Provisioni
OF this Act, will find 1t to their inIsresl
to step down 10 the boaru OF low,
lars.
Gu,oY c,o.ns.-ws congratulate sul
ala ,r;.na las. Macdonald Of 1881.
v,~..;. -, ...rr;n,
o'u'n $780, cn'~-V