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Jul 13, 2020Whit May 06, 2020Landon Braun Apr 02, 2020ChristianSlagle Apr 02, 2020ChristianSlagle Aug 23, 2019Laura	152 AMUSEMENTS. ACADEMY OF MUSIC- "BUFFALO BILL." Buffalo Bill.........................Hon. W. F. Cody Representing three distinct Western characters Mark Stanley.......................R.C. White Jim Hardie...{Danites}..........Harry Clifton Jack Hardie.........................George T. James Hans..................................Jule Keene Captain Russell...................C. Wilson Charles General Brown....................Robert Neil E. Overton, a Sutler..............Harvey M. Pike Lone Deer............................William Wright Lieutenant Saunders............Harry Irving Yellow Hand, Cheyenne Chief......Harry Melmer Lieutenant White.................E. Booth Jack Cass.............................Jerry Onita...................................Miss Lizzie Fletcher Sadie...................................Miss Connie Thompson Buffalo Bill's opening performance at the Academy was marked by an overflowing audience and an enthusiasm that carried everything before it. Not only the galleries but the lower portion of the theater was packed with curious people not one of whom could be pursuaded to leave the building before the curtain decended on the last act. The weather was extremely unfavorable, a heavy [?] storm prevailing at the evening and it was a master of much surprise that even Buffalo Bill succeeded in drawing such an immence crowd together. The [?] Undoubtedly it is the best play of its kind in existence. Aside from Mr. Cody, who is successful in his own character of "Buffalo Bill," may be mentioned Mr. R. C. White as "Mark Stanley," Mr Harry Clifton and Mr. George T. James as "The Danites," Mr. Jule Keene as "Hans," Mr. Charles as "Capt. Russell," Mr. Wright as "Lone Deer" and Mr. Melmer as "Yellow Hand," all of whom played very acceptably. Miss. Lizzie Fletcher, a pretty and talented young lady, appeared as "Onita," with excellent results. Miss Connie Thompson in the soubrette role of "Sadie" was also releasing in her work. Buffalo Bill and his company will be at the Academy the balance of the week. SMALL GATHERINGS. "A Child of the States" was witnessed by	152 AMUSEMENTS. ACADEMY OF MUSIC- "BUFFALO BILL." Buffalo Bill.........................Hon. W. F. Cody Representing three distinct Western characters Mark Stanley.......................R.C. White Jim Hardie...{Danites}..........Harry Clifton Jack Hardie.........................George T. James Hans..................................Jule Keene Captain Russell...................C. Wilson Charles General Brown....................Robert Neil E. Overton, a Sutler..............Harvey M. Pike Lone Deer............................William Wright Lieutenant Saunders............Harry Irving Yellow Hand, Cheyenne Chief......Harry Melmer Lieutenant White.................E. Booth Jack Cass.............................Jerry Onita...................................Miss Lizzie Fletcher Sadie...................................Miss Connie Thompson Buffalo Bill's opening performance at the Academy was marked by an overflowing audience and an enthusiasm that carried everything before it. Not only the galleries but the lower portion of the theater was packed with curious people not one of whom could be pursuaded to leave the building before the curtain decended on the last act. The weather was extremely unfavorable, a heavy [?] storm prevailing at the evening and it was a master of much surprise that even Buffalo Bill succeeded in drawing such an immence crowd together. The [?] Undoubtedly it is the best play of its kind in existence. Aside from Mr. Cody, who is successful in his own character of "Buffalo Bill," may be mentioned Mr. R. C. White as "Mark Stanley," Mr Harry Clifton and Mr. George T. James as "The Danites," Mr. Jule Keene as "Hans," Mr. Charles as "Capt. Russell," Mr. Wright as "Lone Deer" and Mr. Melmer as "Yellow Hand," all of whom played very acceptably. Miss. Lizzie Fletcher, a pretty and talented young lady, appeared as "Onita," with excellent results. Miss Connie Thompson in the soubrette role of "Sadie" was also releasing in her work. Buffalo Bill and his company will be at the Academy the balance of the week. SMALL GATHERINGS. "A Child of the States" was witnessed by

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