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LAWRENCE HALL.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Tuesdah Evening, May 16th
Re-uniting of the Original Scout COmbination.
Buffalo Bill! (Hon. W. F. Cody,)
(J. B. Omohundro.) Texas Jack!
And the Peerless Danseuse
MDLLE MORLACCHI!
In the Great Western Drama of Life on the Border!
The Performance will commence with a Sparkling Comedy, introducing M'LLE MORLACCHI in Singing and Dancing.
PRICES AS USUAL.
Reserved seats 75 cents; to be had at Allyn's Book store four daus in advance.
JOSH E. OGDEN, General Agent.
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Opera House---One Night Only!
Wednesday Ev'g, May 17th.
Reuniting of the original scout combination.
Buffalo Bill! (HON W. F. CODY,)
(J. B. Omohundro) Texas Jack!
And the peerless danseuse
M'LLE MORLACCHI!
In the Great Western Drama of
LIFE ON THE BORDER!
The performance will commence with a sparkling comedy THE WIDOWS VICTIM, introducing M'LLE MORLACCHI in singing and dancing.
Prices as usual. Reserved seats, 75 cents; to be had at Ward's book store four days in advance.
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AMUSEMENTS.
Liberty Hall One Night Only.
Thursday, May 18, 1876.
Reuniting of the original scout combination,
BUFFALO BILL! (HON. W. F. CODY.)
(J. B. OMOHUNDRO,) TEXAS JACK!
And the peerless ansense
M'LLE MORLACCHI!
In the Great Western Drama of
Life on the Border!
Te performance will comence with a sparkling comedy THE WIDOW'S VICTIM, introducing M'lle Morlacchi in singing and dancing.
Prices as usual. Reserved Seats, 75 counts; to be had at Box Office of Hall three days in advance. JOSH E> OGDEN, General Agent.
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Amusements, Lectures, [?]
Providence Opera House. Leases and Manager ................WM. HENDERSON. FOR three nights and one matinee, commencing MONDAY, MAY 22d, the original and only Scout Combination, BUFFALO BILL, (WM. F. CODY), TEXAS JACK, (J. B. OMOHUNDRO), and the Peerless Danseuse, MDLLE. MORLACCHI, in the great western drama of LIFE ON THE BORDER. WEDNESDAY MATINEE - PRICES AS USUAL.
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BUFFALO BILL AND TEXAS JACK AT THE OPERA HOUSE.-- These heroes of the western wilds, who deeds are not unknown to fame, and whose lives, if fully told , would leave romance in the shade; will appear at the Opera House this evening, together with M'lle Morlacchi, supported by a good dramatic company, in the drama entitled "Life on the Border," a representation of stirring deeds, by th eheroes themselves. They will exhibit here three nights and at a matinee on Wednesday afternoon.