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AMUSEMENTS.
ROCHESTER OPERA HOUSE.
LESSEN and MANAGER ............ J. CLINTON HALL
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 27th.
28th and 29th and Wednesday Matinee,
The Popular Favorites.
BUFFALO BILL! TEXAS JACK (Hon. W. F. Cody.) (J.B. Omoshundron.)
THE PEERLESS M'LLE MORLACCHI!
In their well-known Successful Dramas of Scouts of the Plains!
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Life on the Border!
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Opera House.
There never was seen in this city a house more completely packed than the opera house was last night on the occasion of the first appearance of Buffalo Bill, Texas Jack, and Mdle. Morlacchi. The drama presented was "Life on the Border." The opening farce was given in "The Widow's Victim," in which Morlacchi as Jane Chatteney astonished all by her naive, graceful and effective acting, Her dancing is too well known to require complimentary remark, for she is without doubt a most charming danseuse - one of the best in the country.
The drama of "Life on the Border" was well put on, and the manner in which it was played gave utmost satisfaction. A sight of the handsome faces and manly forms of Buffalo Bill and Texas Jack is enough to fill the house to overflowing every night. The troupe will play to-night and to-morrow afternoon and morning. At the last performance Morlacchi appears in "Thrice Married," giving three beautiful dances and singing a coraaino from the opera of Eminant The drama will be the great sensation - "The Scouts of the Plains."
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Buffalo Bill, Texas Jack and M'lle Morlacchi will appear at the opera house to-night, tomorrow and Wednesday nights, in their dramas of "Life on the Border," and "Thrice Married."
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Local News
LEFT THE STAGE. - Hon. Wm. F. Cody, better known as "Buffalo Bill," whose family at one time lived in West Chester, has been deserted by two of his former associates in his late dramatic career as gained in "Life on the Plains." "Texas Jack" is now secluded on Mlle. Morlacchi's, (Mrs. Texas Jack) estate at Billerica, near Boston, and "Wild Bill" now goes through the dreary duties of United States Marshal at Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory.