Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

TEMPERANCE EKTkRTAnAENr. - The Re
form Club entertainment at the Opera House
last evening drew a packed audience, once
more demonstrating the fast that cheap ad-
missions are popular and pay. The singing
and recitations in the first part were all good,
although Miss Lamprsy might have treated
the audience to something beside the W.
out "Charge of the Light Brigade" Her
elocution was especially good, and the recita-
ton loudly applauded.
The scenes from Toodls, were rendered to
the satisfaction of all present. Buck Zabrls,
kiss elegant costuming of his part being
not iessble feature Mrs w. S. Byrne, }. K.
Mack and George Tyrrell made happy show
ing.
When the time came for the Ministries to
make their appearance the police carefully
searched the audiences for revolvers and vege-
tables, and persons detected with even so
much as a last Springs turnip about them
were put out. The side arms were stacked In
the box office and tags issued to their owners
The overture in three fats and four keys,
followed by a chorus in which the entire cora
pany participated, did not create the riot Ia
ticipated.
"Down by the River by Mills, was ground
out in unique style, and as fine as xxx -four
"The Jocky Hat size, II, by J. Meder,
ouired the united efforts of the Sheriff and
three deputies to allay.
Jennie Gray" as handled by A. Mills,
gained the hearty sympathies of the audience,
and there is talk of giving the lady benefit.
Miss GRAY is an old favorite in Carson and
will draw q full house.
Lilly Dale" by Dickie Jose, drew dou-
bic encore from the audience. Although
rather an old girl, Lily is still well liked ia
Nevada.
kiss me Quick and Go" by P. B. Ellis
caused many of the audience to comply on the
last proposition only. The applause, though
small, was select
Sadie Ray" by Nat Dow, vas not inter-
fered with by the audience, and no sang it
through. Mr.. Bows voice is a mellow aaszzo
tone and highly cultivated.
John Mack sang dublin Bays" doublin
his bass as he went along.
The finale WAS enthusiastically received and
the troupe disappeared behind an Italian
garden showed up against French fiat. No
arrests The Shakspearian reading by George
Tyrrell passed off quietly and the best Of
order prevailed. After making his stump
speech Sam Morris was taken to an open lot
and killed by the Republican Central Com
mittse. As whole the entertainment fur
nished plenty of solid amusement and the
audience thoroughly enjoyed Themselves
TIN BALDWIN CoMpANy.-Lew Rather. the
celebrated advance guard of the Baldwin
theater combination, reached this city last
night, flushed with the recent victory of the
troupe over the theatsr goers of the Co,nstock.
Lew says the troupe was some time coming,
but when it did arrive it shit 'em hard. He
now proposes to invade Carson and hoist the
flag of "The Big Four" at the Opera House
tomorrow night. He says that everything has
been fixed with the combination and it is now
a united institution moving as one harmonious
and undivided whole, the pride of the pro-
fession and the envy Of all rivals. The com
bination will play two nights, and on the sec
ond Lew thinks people will be turned away
from tho doors.