Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
-DAMON AMI pyTn,Az."
The riAy Prc-ented las, NIHht at the
Oprra usu-e

under the direction ~ T. :. Laurie, uu
old actor Who IL d,snbled, brought out u
large crowd ~ ndmifiug aud apprcc,a
tive citzcus. The characters we're 10
aumcd ~ iuluWt
Damon. u -uuatU .... tntr u Wute
lythtNs. Spldrf &C lIcv
I. n thamI, rI,n
Dam,-l,- a-.Datr' ! L. Andtrws
rhilstius. PRECEDENT 81 'hc s"u'l" ........
rtu.lo., q -nl,iirt ; D. lanls.t
ncplla- USm"n'. slave ,,.tsr Nuu,s,auct,
IalAnthc. bude - Ibuta. Mrs T. ) l.uti,
lictminn, Wi'"t" pNnuu Mis- stella D"l"f'-
Past senator lu'IU ,tufg,..
s.rupi SuAt"t k"lr.tt ~,l,ri-.ts
IhltI Senator H. = kmgIF
luutth Senator Peter l.lrtNu,ri
lifth senator t.tumu"p Wont
Lt,,uuuu,tr. GuNs' ,iC.
The leading parts Damon, u senator
taken by Carr u White, ryul,H u
soldier, 10y j, G.. G. Prise, Canu'n", nrpl'
~ Tythuas, 10y Mrs T. = lhur,r, and
Tlrrmiou, vi" t. Damon, 10y Mes S'"lO,
Dolores (,leNaulcD we're exceedingly
good, and brought forth rN eden, uma
teur talent
II IL sale h. "a, tina, Mr. White has nu
superior ,u dag ~ the southwest country
IN the character ~ Damon, aud h,s at
ing last evening proved bun c,rNrt IA the
stage
H. a., I, when lI-rm.u ,Mi,. A.cSau
drti make, her arrr,l, To-" sr,uc pur.
ttayrd 10y Damon and toe wl'r,wDth ht,lr
Damon ,~uVa l.auuc, VA" . year cd
little daughter u Sir Laurrl, Nan IA.
deed patheiI', aLd tears were tu'Ur'aNIe
~ the eyes ~ many IA tie audience.
Mirs Alexander prcerutrd a maIutlt-
ccut picture ON tho stage, and her suI .
port ~ Damon, "a the dying scene, Mas
aluIus, faultlcsi, barring one Tact, that
| she looked toward the audience at times
when her cycs and thoughts should hHye
! boon concentrated entirely on Damon.
Il Was gUltc evident, however, that she
made great htt aud non u legion ~ nd
mlrets should shc adopt the stag" IA n
/ profession, which IuI CitIlrS under
stands she contemplate at an early day,
she will ue found amply able t. tak"carc
~ herself, aud thus cuusummhtr the
hopes u success entertained 10y hef
frIrndr.
Mrs. Laurie accepted her parts 10 tie
style, and was heartily cucored.
George Montgomery played the slave
to Damon throughout 10 excellent st!
and 10 good tlTsct.
DR.. Chamberlain - tyraut Was hlr
but the doctor ~ entirely too good ia
tured, to, mid mHnucrci and the unl!
fault T. lid with hun II tLut hc dad uu'
look eullirc.tly vcruds to be called "a,
"INrnnt u Syracuse"
julius Chltrlder ns "Phlll-tlus, prrsl
dent ~ the senate" IN announcing The
vote dissulNng tie body, cau'cd con
siderable laughter 10y mixing the lcttet
"b" with that - "S' and then again III,
body would never have been dissolve,
had Scott Knight and Peter lshetwou,
thrown more enthusiasm III therr oppu
sltlon to Gar PhlhstluS. Otherwise
Syracuse would to day be II grea, rlya
~ Albuquerque.
"Damocles, u senator by l.. IL An
drews; "Prucles, soldier" 10y t. T.
Lambert, and John Arutzen and lioher
S,lverbcrg. M senators, went through
their parts without mistakes.
The play was well rendered 10y th'
amatuer talent, and the large audience
. fully appreciated their efforts,
Between acts iuu- and tive, by reques'
Judge W. II. Burke appeared beior,Nth,
foot lights and gave recitation Of th,
= Mad Butcher" 1t IL our opinion thai
he would have proved n great tyrant II
the damon and Pythlns' play.
The music Of the evening was rendered
by the Albuquerque Silver Comet band
There ia some talk OF reproducing IN
! play ut the opera house next Saturdn
j., night Tor the benefit Of Mr. Laurie,
From tho DEily, Dec, 10
y AFrhla Swaziland emma In from In