Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-18


time in many years / Sat through
three consecutive performances"
II understand the ages OF the chill
drsn range from 10 to l6 years. Is
that so?n
80 Doc" Hummell, their man
aser says, and certainly they cannot
Be over that age. i watched them ~
the hotel and thought Of my own
children at home a. / saw those de-
mure little lads reading and he pretty
maids playing with their dolls and
toys, and . person could hardly be-
lisvs without witnessing it that chill
dren 70 young could give such wond-
ssfully clever performances. Little
Teddy Gamble, the l3 year old co
mediaD Of the company, lie q wonder
full boy. His "Ko-Ko" 10 extremely
funny, a. is also Mr.. Harry Wise's
"Mikado," Miss Bsrg's "Kstshs;" in
fact oil the parts were rendered with a
raredegree ofArtistic excellence seldom
equAllsd. Special mention might be
made Of Evan Gamble, the tenor, and
pretty Camille Cleveland. whose viva.
cious, charming manner, clear bell
like voice and magnificent stage pres
ence never fails to find . warm spot
IN the hearts Of the audience. At the
hotels she il quite q heroine among
mothers who bring their children to
visit the accomplished little prima
donna, and the boquets bon bon's.
etc, that she receives would surprise
and overjoy most children Of her age.'''
well, Mr.. Holloway, what Is 1t you
have TO offer us this season."
well, / car offer you Chas. C..
Maubury. Nellie Boyd, twenty-five
intelligent ladies and gentlemen. a
car load Of scenery and His Natural
Life.n
"Whst style Of play is His Natural
Life?"
st Ia a specular melo-drama from
the prolific pens Of Marcus Clarke aud
lingo Tyrrell; . piece that necessitstes
the carrying Of more scenery than any
play ever produced in America"
"Will you produce all your scenery
here?"
"Yes. L have taken the stage
measurements, and every scene will
be produced ~ advertised. Our scenery
Is all made to telescope to fit any stage
however large or small"
"Yes," said MI. Tully, "Mr. Hol-
loway has guaranteed to produce every
scene, the same as at San Francisco. /
have been to . great deal Of expense to
secure this attraction, and l look to
the public to support me in my en-.
deavors TO give them the best the
theatrical market affords. For some
time l have been looking for q strong
company to test to what limit the citi-
ems Of Miles CITY will support a great
company, and have surpassed my most
sanguine expectations. l have got
not only the grandest scenic entertain
ment on the road. but the best COM
pany and two well known stars. This
has all cost me big money, As they
absolutely refused to play here unless
/ guaranteed them a certain amount.
This / have done and look TO our peo-
pie to show their appreciation by help
Ing me out, and II she engagement Of
"His Natural Life' 10 the success /
thiuk II will be. | will repeat IL In the
near future. rs 1 have several other
strong companie. holding time, pend
ing the result of my first speculation"
We have read most tlstt.ring COM
ments on this company, and would
recommend il as the dramatic event In
the dramatic history Of Miles City,
and Mr.. TulIy's enterprise In securing
it is commendable. IL resolves itsel
into this: II the people want iirst-clss'
attractions they must pstrOnizs then
or seek some other source ~ amuse,
ment ~ they cannot eXpect Mr.. Lull!
10 expeud smother lie amount udle-.
he has some cooperation nom tn
public ~ warrant il. Let Us have
rou-lug, full hnu'e sJthr opera hons
% Fr'd,y and saturday evenings. n
advance M prices,
DROPoSALS FOR CAVALRY uOGsFS. -uhc
i Of Chief Q-uarteTmaster Department ~ 10.
Eaiar >aiHt Paul A!HU NOVEMBER Hh, lsss-
SEALED PROPOSALS for - ciya ~ hoFscs n
quird IN thu, Department, will Dr. received AZ iuI
OfIrU until - NJ, saturday The sh DAY Of DrCtu
bfr lsss. 4u1UHNuCd iMmeiiRtciy afterwards !
presence Ut biiders. The GOyprnturnt rcsrry,
he right 90 inject the whule, or any part Of an
lui Hrceiycd. hids will o. considered Tor 4 lo
number than 80, Bank forms " proposals. an
iull iustrucllOust to nidils, may be bad On u
I p|icAtiun TO thts Ofbco-A e. ROCHN ELl
:. 4ultrrm6sier L, s Army, CHIEF Qu~anermaste
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