The daily gazette., 1880-12-15
Amusemen @.
!, PERFORMANCE LAST nvExrNs

/ The performance of "Uncle Toms
abin," in the Opera House last even
u by the Rial d Draper Combination
Is greeted by a large audience, in
<et every seat was occupied, and 3
nmber we're obliged to stand mp. The
sniOn Of the play differed from the
|esentations heretofore, aud the
Dscialties were good. The scenes
ers also greatly admired, especially
b river scene in the Arst act, where
liza with her child escapes on the
closely pursued by three blood
punds This scene was very realistic
ID called forta applause. The COM
buy was one Of ordinary ability, and
s audience seemed well pleased with
hsir acting.
c. n. BISHOP.
Those Of our citizens who attended
i performances during the opening
sek Of the Opera House, in 1871, will
d1ubt remember the comedian, 9.
Bishop, especially in his character
Ail'J Nichol JArvey," in the
sJ Of Rob Roy" Mr.. bishop Wis
d this place but once since that
pc, in his own play Of War Clouds
which he made . very successful hit
nee that time he has been the lead
comedian in Baldwin's Theatre,
y Francisco. At the close Of last
A'on he severed his connection in
% Francisco and is new starring 1t
der The management Of J. Ii. Hav-
" he will appear in this city on
ondai evening next in the amusing
nedy written by ID. r. Locke, bet
known rs Petroleum V. Nasty, en-
lsd the Widow Bedots." The play
Afnt presented last season by Neil
a'gs's, and was greeted everywhere
crowded houses. AS it is . come.
aOOunding in fun, it could not have
sn into better hands than Bishop,
hhe cannot make il amusing no
San Complimentary notices have
peaIed in the press wherever pre-
ueo, and among the many 10 the
,owing from the New York Her-
Inc eItravagant utterances Of the
ao", whose unique makeup was, of
MI, an entertainment, carried the
.ass along with degree of bounce
" made the play success.
AsPEcIALTY COMPANY.
a Friday evening the Gath. II. B.
ahu' Speciality Company will ap-
WIN one of lis delightful entertain
1"' Due announcement will be
'u' OIL The programme.
CHARLOTTE THoMrsox.
\. .us Tsnnsuncement that Miss Char
" inompson will appear in the Op-
muse On Christmas afternoon and
Saus Will no doubt be hailed with
sp1 oy our amusement goers. This
aas many warm friends in this
% sna las next to Maggie Mitchell
Prime favorite. She 10 al
sure OF . large audience and .
wv reception. She will appear in
.s IsW play Of "The Planters Wife" !"
'u Is SAID to be Of absorbing inter
sARA BKRNHARDT.
a u eluaens will ON Tuesday even
y sne zSth inst, have the opportun-
re.aas a seeing the greatest actress of the
IN n''ne Nv oay, Sara Bernhardt. She
o... appear in "Camille' her most
rsn"s IsiIl play. 1t will be acted In
h, u, fo1 ous IN order that the audience
Fett0o ,Oilow the action of the play, IL
n 'S printed in English will be for
sans ns price Of admission will be
KATR THAYKR.
n. ,h..egTn1esday T1 evening. the 2sth. Niss
Ia IN mayer will appear in concert
Oan;.h %t' O. oe assisted By the famous
u s,n. otudents. Those who heard
lumn.nt aaents last season with Abbsy's
hsy b.,n Dumpty troupe, know that
heir nv M no equals upon the stage.
lot bs uslc upon the mandolin cam
n. CURRY: ae
lpOsa anot no" Manager Bayliss secure the
lalyini oe sN OF the renowned tra0edian
s Tt 1or one performances. ItWould
portion, mere ne is no doubt thas = large
I. h Johr of !, our citizens would ike to
Hhsie,nnain ineCullough, in one OF his
ascursd dSsrian 90 plays. Cannot he be
one night at lsastp