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AMUSEMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY JANUARY 26 AND 27,
BUFFALO BILL
BUFFALO BILL
BUFFALO BILL
(Hon. W.F. CODY)
AND HIS DRAMATIC COMPANY
TOGETHER WITH A BAND OF INDIANS.
TOGETHER WITH A BAND OF INDIANS.
in the four-act Drama entitled
KNIGHT OF THE PLAINS;
KNIGHT OF THE PLAINS;
OR,
BUFFALO BILL'S BEST TRAIL.
BUFFALO BILL'S BEST TRAIL.
Prices as usual. Box-sheet at JOHNSTON'S and office of Theatre.
WEDNESDAY-A "TAG" PINAFORE COMPANY. Ja 26-21*
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SAREPTA HALL. ONE NIGHT ONLY, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1880.
HON. W. H. CODY, BUFFALO BILL.
EIGHTH ANNUAL TOUR of the Histrionic Government Scout, Guide and Hunter, with his MAMMOTH DRAMATIC COMBINATION of 24 ARTISTS 24
Buffalo Bill's Superb MILITARY BRASS BRAND and ORCHESTRA; and to further strengthen the drama, Mr. Cody has, at great expense, secured a BAND OF GENUINE INDIAN CHIEFS!
On this occasion will be presented the thrilling melodrama in four acts written for Buffalo Bill by Major Bart, U. S. A., entitled May Cody; Lost and Won.
In panoramic order will be given thrilling tableaux of the Mountain Meadows Massacre; Brigham Young's Temple; The Morman Danites; the Endowment Chamber; The Garrison at Fort Bridger; A Drumhead Court Martial; and Darby McCune will introduce his Trained Donkey. During the second act Buffalo Bill will exhibit some of his
MARVELOUS FANCY RIFLE SHOOTING which has distinguished him as one of the greatest marksmen the world has ever produced. A Band of Genuine Indian Chiefs will be introduced. Also EDDIE BURGESS, the Boy Chief of the Pawnees, a stolen white child; and C. A. BURGESS, the U. S. scout and interpreter. These will appear in Natural Camping Scenes, Dances, etc.
Popular prices of admission. Reserved seats 75 cents to be secured at Janney's drug store.
Look out for grand STREET PARADE on the above date on horseback, headed by Buffalo Bill's Military Brass Band.
Persons wishing to purchase the " Life of Buffalo Bill" can do so by applying to the ushers during the performance.
JOSH. E OGDEN, Bussiness Manager. Col PRENTISS INGRAHAM, Treas. jan 22, 26,27 & 28
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Ford's Grand Opera House
Buffalo Bill, the big Indians the donkey, Bill's rifle, and all the other interesting performers in the "Knight of the Plains," can be seen again to-night at Ford's Opera House in the most civilizedly savage style. The boy chief of the bloodthirsty Pawnees will wear his best suit of paint, and there will be a prairie of fire of lurid style. The entire entertainment is a successon of surprises, and will well repay a visit by all who enjoy the wonders of which the scenic artist is capable. The last of Buffalo Bill Matinee to-morrow.
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OPERA HOUSE
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
COMMENCING THURSDAY, JAN. 8, [?]
Hon. WM. F. CODY.
BUFFALO BILL
And His Mammoth Combination of
24 ARTISTS! 24
Also A BAND OF GENUINE INDIANS
With MILITARY HAND and ORCHESTRA. In the new Prams written by Col. Prentice Ingraham for Buffalo Bill.
KNIGHT OF THE PLAINS!
And SATURDAY in his Great Drama,
MAY CODY; or, LOST AND WON.
Great Bireet Parade (by the Military Band and the Indians on Horseback, headed by BUFFALO BILL.
Prices $1.00 and 50c. Reserved seats for sale at Phillips & [?] Jos. E. Ogden. Gen. Manager.