Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-11-26

THE CAST.
! Duke Aranza .......... .........J. N. Carnahan
Count Montalban. ................. Ben Claussen
Bo1Inuu Ba1thnIor i: Sherwood
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Ju!lana MISS Auu' Gl;usssi
Valcnta ....... =: -. Miss May Falconcr
Zanora Miss Lulu Preston
IIostus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Gussle Cur tls
Lopez, Pedro, Attendants, &c.
The scenery was a leading feature of
the entertainment. The street scene, rep
resenting q leading .thorouyhfare in Mad
rid, was without doubt the finest ever
seen in the northwest. The wood scene
was also romantic and natural. The
house and room scenes also elic1ted much
applause The whole ground work OF
the performance reflected great credit on
the company and Messrs. briggs and
Cliff, the scenic artists. These entertain
nents should he continued at least once
u month during the winter. The cos
tunes of the performers were perfect,
having been purchased in the east espec-
tally for this piece. y. ,....,.
... TO BE REPEATED. .. ssg
To the Bismarck Amateur Dramatic C1ud:
ParticiP Patng in the expressed feelings Of the
audience at Raymonds Hail. last evening, where
you were SO cordially invited to repeat your
Honeymoon experience, we unite our wishes
with theirs and would respectfully request that
you repeat the above named drama on Saturday
evening next. With kind wishes to each mem
Der OF tho club we are very truly yours,
Geo II, Farchlld, John A. Mclean, c. A.
Lounsberry. Wm. A. Hollemback, Thos Van
Etten, DR.. A. 7. Bigelow, II. e: Hollembaek. W.
Wm S. Kinney, Col. VIM, Thompson, 7. IL.
Seims, Joseph Hare, f. &. dollcmbaek m. A,
Bentley
70 Geo. H. Fairchild and Others:
On behalfef the Bismarck Dramatic Club we
accept your Ii nd Lvitatien and will repeat the
Thanking rou for thi . token Of appreti alton we
remain Very Respectfully ours.
j. NJ. CAKNAHAN.
The price of admission at tomorrow
evenings entertainment will be hut fifty
cents for reserved seats, plan Of seats now
to he seen at Holiemback's A full house
is sure to greet this second performance,
rs many failed to see last evenings.
THANKSGIVING DINNERS. ssi
There were several Thanksgiving din
| ners givon in the city, bur the one at the
| Sheridan House was by all odds the most
elaborate and complete dinner ever given
in the northwest. Mr.. Bly, spared no cx-
pense to make this his chet d'deucre, and
Mr.. $. II. Emerson, with the assistanec c
Of Mr.. Fuller both eu tait in the man
agement Of such affairs, did themselves
proud in the arrangement of the delica
cies and the serving cfthe guests There
| has never been such variety game dim
! ner before given in the northwest, and 1t
is doubtful il /. better dinner was given
III the east than that which greeted those
who came to render thanks at the Sheri
dan yesterday There were roasts Of cv-
cry nature, and among the game and fowl
were wild and tame goose, turkey, chick
en-, all kinds OF Wild duck, tame duck,
venison, elk, mountain sheep, buffalo,
brant, antelope, etc, served in every con-
ceivable manner, to suit the tastes of all
The list OF delicacies, fruit, etc, was com
plete and too numerous 10 attempt i. men
ton. Tempting Havana. oranges rcepcd
out from under clusters OF Malaga grapes
and lentto the tables !. most enchanting
magnetism.