Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-23

pear z last evening to a packed housa !
Although the performance was billed !
= 2.eu at 5 O'Clock sharp. q course |
il didn't as there were sixteen women |,
to take into consideration, fifteen Of
which are slow dressers !
The particular one which caused
the delay was Miss, but possibly |
it might have been Mrs
The small boys became noisy after
the hour and vociferated for the rag
to hoist and Barney Brule was kept
busy quelling disturbances.
When the curtain finally went up
the audience was confronted with the
beauty and talent of the town arrayed
in burnt cork and presenting a very
stunning semi-circle.
They were all there and the picture
the stage presented we'll merited the
reception which it received from the
audience.
The opening number was a medley
and it gave an excellent opportunity
Of the company.
When it was finished there was q
tumult Of approval and everybody
: nudged lis netghbor and wanted &
know why Carson had spent 50 many
thousands Of dollars patronizine par
apatetic Niger shows, when the real
thing was right here at home.
Without particulariZing, the Appe2i
viii say that this identical show v94
something all right from the rise Ia
the fall of the curtain and everyone
in the audience thoroughly enjoyed
every minute of it.
The vocalist who received a yer.
warm welcome from the audience was
Miss Mary Williams. of Oakland
whose parents some years ago were in
charge OF the Orphans Home She
very kindly VOLUNTEERED for the Occasi-
on and was the only white child" IL
the entertainment. Her voice was Won
derfully pleasing in its sympathetic
quality and cultivation.
Miss Jennie Torreyson made a per
fectly stunning interlocutor and the
jokes that We're exchanged between
her and the end men" were far above
the average of the ordinary run O.
minstrel reDartee
The end men" jobs We're held down
by Miss Murray, Miss Macdonald and
Miss Howe hustling the bones and
Mrs. Wildes, Mrs. Yerington and Miss
= Davis, shaking up the tambourines
They made very vain combina
ton
Miss Bessie Plat made q hit with
her singing of 'Youse Your Nanny 3
Boy. and Mrs. Tenant was lOudrr
applaUded in her solo Groom Bah.
Groom
Mrs. TOrreySOn captured both
pit and dress circle with De Owl ana
de Moon. and Miss Macdonald'e
'Scandolous Eyes" reached clear back
where there was standing room only
OF course those little Day children
came in and shook the game up q
while and made the back benches
howl with applause. You can't rouno
off good performance in Carson
dance more like real fairies than hu
man beings.
The quartettes were something tC
swear by, supposing for a moment
that you were swearing for the church
They raked in the applause in grea
swaths and piled it up.
Miss Davis. in the cake walk, ha.
the real tilt and the correct swing
and her humorous Troubles" aroused
the sympathies of the police.
Miss Ethel Stone twisted herself
right into the heart strings Of the au
dience Love ME Babe man Honey
Do"
Under the Bamboo Tree" had
most comforting and delightful effec
upon the audience as rendered by Mrs
Frank Wildes and Miss Murray.
The Misses Rattlebones and Pan
cake took fall out of the audience i.
excellent shape.
The evenings amusement close,
with "a Cakewalk in the Sky by 81,
ancient wenches. and when the cur
tain fell. the audience testified thei
appreciation by a closing round 0
hearty applause.
There s nothing the mater wiz
st. PEERS '.istrcIs.