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GLEN'S FALLS OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY, SATURDAY, MARCH 4
The Noted Scout,
(Hon. W. F. CODY,)
Buffalo Bill!
AND HIS MAMMOTH COMBINATION.
The Beautiful Sioux Indian Princess,
HE-NU-KAW,
(The First Born,)
HARRY E. BURGESS,
Boy Chief of the Pawnees, the Youngest Chief of whom any record is given.
FLYING CLOUD,
The Oldest Man Chief of the Sioux Nation, A Genuine Band of Noted Winnebago
INDIAN CHIEFS,
Supported by a POWERFUL DRAMATIC COMPANY, produces Buffalo Bill's New Drama, written expressly for him by John. A. Stevens, author of "Unknown," entitled,
THE PRAIRIE WAIF!
A Story of the Far west!
Fancy Rifle Shooting by Buffalo Bill,
who is acknowledged preeminent and alone.
A Grand Street Parade, Buffalo Bill's Silver Cornet Band and Orchestra,
Reserved Seats, 75 cents. For sale at Braley & Co.'s.
WM. F. CODY, Proprietor and Manager,
JOSH R. OGDEN, Business, Manager,
HARRY SELLERS, General Agent,
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TOWN HALL,
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
Monday Evening, March 6;
THE NOTED SCOUT.
(Hon WM. F. CODY)
BUFFALO BILL
AND HIS MAMMOTH
COMBINATION.
The Beautiful Sioux Indian Princess,
HE-NU-KAW, (The First Born,)
HARRY E. BURGESS,
Boy Chief of the Pawnees, the Youngest Chief of whom any record is given
Flying Cloud,
The Oldest Man Chief of the Sioux Nation.
A Genuine Band of Noted Winnebago
INDIAN CHIEFS,
Supported by a
Powerful Dramatic Company,
Producing Buffalo Bill's New Drama, written expressly for him by John. A. Stevens, author of "Unkown," entitled
THE PRAIRIE WAIF,
A STORY OF THE FAR WEST.
FANCY RIFLE SHOOTING BY BUFFALO BILL, who is acknowledged preeminent and alone.
A Grand Street Parade. Buffalo Bill's Silver Cornet Band and Orchestra.
Reserved Seats 75cts. For Sale at Siocum's Newsroom.
WM. F. CODY, Proprietor and Manager.
JOSH. E. OGDEN, Business Manager.
HARRY SELLERS, General Agent.
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-- The noted scout and actor Buffalo Bill will give one of his stirring plays in the town hall next Monday evening. As this is the last exhibition to be given before the town hall closes for repairs there will no doubt be a rush for tickets, especially as Buffalo Bill is one who draws large houses every time.
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RUTLAND OPERA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
Wednesday, March 8th,
THE NOTED SCOUT,
(Hon. Wm. F. Cody)
BUFFALO BILL
AND HIS MAMMOTH
COMBINATION.
The beautiful Sioux Indian Princess,
HE-NU-KAW, (The First Born.)
Harry E. Burgess,
Boy Chief of the Pawnees, the youngest chief of whom any record is given.
FLYING CLOUD,
The Oldest Man Chief of the Sioux Nation.
A Genuine Band of Noted Winnebago
INDIAN CHIEFS,
Supported by a powerful dramatic company, producing Buffalo Bill's New Drama, written expressly for him by John. A. Stevens, author of "Unknown," entitled
The Praire Waif,
A Story of the Far West!
Fancy Rifle shooting by Buffalo Bill, who is acknowledged pre-eminent and alone.
A Grand Street Parade. Buffalo Bill's Silver Cornet Band and Orchestra.
Admissions, 75, 50, and 25 cents. Sale of seats now progressing at Higgins.
WM. F. CODY, Propietor and Manager.
JOSH E. OGDEN, Business Manager.
HARRY SELLERS, General Agent.
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-- Buffalo Bill (Hon. W. F. Cody) and his company had a fair audience at the opera house last night. The play was "Prairie Waif," and it was presented in a creditable manner, with good scenery and accessories. It is the usual dime novel story. "Prairie Waif" is the heroine; Buffalo Bill is the hero; and the Mormons are the villains who abduct the girl. The sensational character of the play, with its fights and Indian dances drew liberal applause from the galleries. In the second act Mr. Cody gave an exhibition of fancy rifle shooting which showed skill and accuracy, and in the fourth act a band of Indians gave an exhibition of their songs and dances.