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"Garry Uwen." Tony Farrell, the Irish comedian, opened to a packed house at the Curtis Street Theatre last night, in his production, of "Garry Owen." The play is a typical story of Trish peasant life, and is well told by the members of the company. Tony Farrell as the Irish lad, gives a manly characterization, and the other characters are well taken. The play is finely staged, the church scène in the second act being specially realistic. The singing of the church choir is a feature, and adds reatly to the effectiveness of the scène. - Denver Republican. Grand opera house, Jan. 24. Large assortment of stable blankets, cheap, at Fred Theurer's. tf. ROYAL Baking Powder. fflghest of all In leavenlng Strength.-X}. S. Qovernment Report.