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WINDSOR THEATRE, Bowery, below Canal st. JOHN A. STEVENS, Lessee. F. [H?] MURTHA, Manager. PHENOMENAL SUCCESS. MATINEE BUFFALO BILL MATINEE MATINEE in his great character, MATINEE TO DAY BUFFALO BILL AT BAY, TO DAY at 2 o'clock. of at 2 o'clock. MATINEE THE PEARL OF THE PRAIRIE. MATINEE MONDAY. March 15, Mrs. G. C. HOWARD, in UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
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WINDSOR THEATRE-BUFFALO BILL.
This theatre was reopened last evening for the appearance of Buffalo Bill in his drama of "The Knights of the Plains," A large audience assembled and the play produced a sensation. The play abounds in interesting incident, amusing combination of character and exciting tableaus, and "Buffalo Bill" was most enthusiastically applauded. Mr. J. J. Louden as Ralph Royston, played the villain very cleverly, but his hoarseness made his utterances almost inaudible. Messrs. L. R. Willard and Alfred Beverly, and Miss Nellie Jones acquitted themselves in their various roles quite well, as did some others who held minor parts in the play. The shooting match by Buffalo Bill, as a matter of course, gave him ample opportunity of displaying his marvellous control of the rifle.
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LOW'S OPERA HOUSE. W. H. Low. JR................[MANAGER?]. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, MARCH 16TH AND 17TH. Grand Holiday Matinee! St. Patrick's Day. EIGHTH ANNUAL TOUR OF THE GREAT SCOUT. (HON. W. F. CODY,) Buffalo Bill!
AND his monster combination, including his Military [Brass?] Band and Orchestra. Also a band of genuine Indian Chiefs and EDDIE BURGESS, Boy Chief of the Pawnees.
TUESDAY EVENING AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE.
First time in this city of Colonel Ingraham's Male Drama, entitled, Buffalo Bill at Bay, OR THE Pearl of the Prairie! WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY. CODY, OR LOST AND WON! PRICES-75, 50 and 35 cents. Box street now open, 11 J&B4t m13
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Low's Opera House - The famous Indian Scout. Hon. W. F. Cody (Buffalo Bill), with his band of Indian chiefs and compilation of artists appeared at Low's Opera House [word] [word] [word] Col. [word] melodrama, [word] [word] Buffalo Bill? at B? the Pearl of the Prairie. The drama is repleat with plots and con? [word possibly plots], thrilling scouts? and amusing [word] [word -ing] feats of [word] and fiendish exploits of [word] savage and the [word] gods, who filled the house to over flow [word] [word] vent to deafening explosions? of [word] pro-? In the form of cat call [word] howls [word] do [word] Mr. Cody impersonaters? [word] characters. [word] displayed considerable variety and skill. Indian war dances and some wonderful skeat? shooting were prominent feats of the ter-? This afternoon the tournament will be commenced, and this evening W. F. Cody, Lost and Won.