Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-11

KEENR AND HIS CRITICS keene
passed through Carson last evening on his
way to Boston. keene is well known as an
actor on this coast, and has been the subject
of more fattering and adverse criticism than
any man that the writer calls to mind at
present. On Sunday night he played
Richard III. at Virginia City to small but
demonstrstive audience No man alive plays
the love scene with Lady Anne half so badly
as Keene, and numbers of disguised Com
stockers Kissed the villanous acting keene,
who doesn't care straw for such demon
STATIONS, went behind the scenes and had a
good laugh He really enjoyed it and wa. in
as happy mood as Mark Taply would have
| been under similar circumstances Presently
keene began t. loom up and gaining strength
with each act, gathered in the applause like
a Mccormick hay rake clawing the grass on an
Illinois prairie. In the tent scene he had it
all his own way, and in the fencing climax
the gallery and dress circle ct being Sunday
night there were no ladies presently got up and
hewled with delight. This article is not
written for any possible effect it may have on
Keene, as he will probably never see it in
Boston, where the APPEAL has at present but
a limited circulation. If he does he will
neither feel aattered by its praise or bothered
by its abuse, as he has no more regard for
either than a United States Guager for the
requirements of the revenue laws. He has
the same good hearty fellowship for the
critics who " burn him up" continually as
for the person. who fatter MIN systematically
The writer has seen him as /" Antony exc
cute jig dance in Cleopatra's barge the
instant the curtain fell. With all his fine as
stimulation of the tragic, he is boiling over
with fun, and when the fancy sezes him is as
merry and rolickins as a circus clown and |
twice as funny, between which in |
tended to portray the heaviest emotions of the |
human heart.
WINTER AND WOOD PILES. - On Saturday |
Winter made sort of night attack npon the
town. The skirmish lasted all day Sunday
but yesterday a southerly wind and rein
forcement of sunshine and blue skies drove
!
again. This is probably about the last strug-
gle that Summer will make for life in this Sec
ton. The next attack will be general adj
vance and the balmy air, the haze upon the
hills, the ETHEREAL skies and the gorgeous can
opies of leaves will of necessity break camp
and flee to more congenial climes. Then will
some season of slushy streets, rheumatism,
,Onsolitis, fires to be built in the morning,
cold feet as matrimonial disturbers and snow
pals striking pedestrians in the ear The l
Door will suffer from the pinching cold and
ZONE raid on their neighbors wood pile rather
han purchase fuel at $40 cord. The rich
viii load their choicest sticks of mountain ma v
logany with gunpowder, and lay them out in
handy exposed place for the purpose of
eaching the foragers the vanity of trusting
o outside appearances. Let every man who
teals stick of wood in Carson during the ,
oming Winter split it carefully, that hidden
artridges of giant powder Gnd no larking place
herein. Burning it up once in the front T
ard is still more decisive test
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