The Tombstone., 1885-04-10
The Dcnrnntic Club.

''5 u' 1hS'hS' is hdlI uFrW GU. lafSt md select audience. The frs, piece pre-. Sen'ed was The Tondirs" with the fol- lowing Cast: Chsr;es Fenton, who acted Hls part well, WAS persona'el by Mr J. P. Cum; farmer Acorn, Fiaak Earle. Shose make up and rendition oI the old faraer astoaished his many frienas, Geo. Acorn, 'he brother of Farmer Acorn. C. ". Gooca.c. Mir. Gouiale Gisnlaved 2 great deal of a1ilty in thls part and the audience showed their appreciation D; his acting by frequent applause; Tim. 'thv Ioadies, the principal part in the play WAS represented by A. J. Mitchell. wIia Is always Il fay"rte with the TomL- s.ele public. His rendition Of the par, was excellent and kept ihe audience in continual lnugnicr and good suiri's while he was on the stage; Lawyer Glib was well rendered by Dr. c. C. Willis Farmer Fen;ol, bs Cls"y C um. vas well doHe, and. a',h"un', a small part. shows that he is can~'." a; greater  undertakings n the art h,..,,nlc May Acorn was sp'endidly rcnd-rrd Ly Miss R,riha H4rtman and shows powers of whch she herself iid not think she Was ;al'ahle. H~r changes from scenes Of :ariu,ss 10 those of sadness were ss well ore as though she had been on the stage for years instead of il Eciag her maiden oEOr,. The company will lus. valuable member by ike departure of Mss Hartman. Mrs. rond,es was sus. ;.in-i by Mr.. Carrie Gregory. and like All pieces in which Mrs. Gregory has ap pcared, be.Orc d Iombstcne auiiencr. MRS extra well done. S!e has her par iowa and always knows how 10 .kc the most of it. When the cu.tain !roppci on Tootes ihe audience was in
 perfect state of excitement, and Mrs Gregory, Nr. MIicicii and Nr Cum were called before ;he cu,tain. 2 i.erethc, were received with tu mu.uals apilau~c md shower of baquets. The evcni. g's
 Eterta;n nmcnt concluded with lie ,aughah.c farce entitled Turn 'Fm Out" with the ielluip. cnst of characters: NcO.icmus NoDs, 4. J. Mitchell, who, IS in the frs. pIecr, kept the audience continually laughing at lis comic acting 'hraughou, the whole time; Mackint,sh Noke. C. W. Gcojale, in which character hs again distinguishes; himself; Es!an-
 inc Roseleaf, Dr. c. c. Wiliis. I'hls was regular treat to mHny in .hq audience. who lad never sran rca. live dude. Mir. Willis played t excei'entiy, and portray rd the actual manner in witch these empty headed fogs annoy and pcrsccu:t unprotected femaies on ,i- street ard in their own houses, while tho lord and mns Ter is oH protecting some pretty widow Julia, Moke's wife, was taken by Miss Ncttie Raft.rty, ard was an excellent piece of acting. One would scarcely be 'isvc that tiIs was the young lady's frs, appearance in 2 piece of ihs k!Ed, sa easy and natural dii sAe take her part. II $ Nettie done equally as well in he. lart as did Nellie Poyd whc, $! Q plsyei Julia, about two yeas ago. We hope rh.t We may have the pleasure of scrin. Miss Nettie in some other play in thr xear future. Susan, maid Of a,l work. WAS tak"n Dy Mrs. Gregory. and as usua was well done. Comment upon her ab,i- Y as an actress are unnecessary, as she is iiways goed. The audience vas large and appreciative. The net proceeds will amount 10 abo II SEQ, which Is quite an
 ,dji,ion 10 the cemetery fund. ! NOTES.
 Mayer Raffertv and family occupied
 eats in the parque..
 Geo. ". Swan and wife were also in ;he pnrquet.
 A. l.. Hartman and family were in ihe .iress cirtis.
 A. T. Jones and wife had seats in the
 naIquet.
 c. D Roppy and wife occupied scatsin | rEe dress circle.
 | Geo. N. Walker and wife could be seen in the dr, 8, cIrc c.
 A'bcrt Springer and wife were ob-
 ,crved iR the parGue:.
 Judge Hcrr'ag and far..ly ha6 seatc ir | ,he dress circle.
 [ r Durke and wife Ccrun;ed dress
 circle spnts.