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W O R C E S T E R T H E A T E R.

NEW DRAMA, AND NEW COMPANY !
Saturday, April 10, 1880
(HON. W. F . CODY, )

Buffalo Bill
AND HIS
Monster Dramatic combintation,

INCLUDING A
Military Brass Band and Orchestra.
Band of Indian Chiefs, Eddie Burgess, ( Boy Chief of
the Pawnees. )
First time in this city of Col. Prentiss Ingraham's
melo-drama in 4 acts, written for Buffalo Bill. entitled

BUFFALO BILL AT BAY:

Or, The Pearl of The Prairie.

CROW, And his Trained Donkey JERRY.
During the Drama Buffalo Bill will give an exhibition
of his
MARVELOUS RIFLE SHOOTING.

Popular Prices. Reserved Seats to be had at Theatre
Box Office two days in advance.
Look out for the Street Parade, on horseback by the
Indians, headed by Buffalo Bill and Military Band on
above date.
W. F. CODY Propritor and Manager.
JOSH. F. OGDEN, Business Manager.
Col. PRENTLSS INGRAHM, Treas. (?) ap8

117

W O R C E S T E R T H E A T E R.

NEW DRAMA, AND NEW COMPANY !
Saturday, April 10, 1880
(HON. W. F . CODY, )

Buffalo Bill
AND HIS
Monster Dramatic combintation,

INCLUDING A
Military Brass Band and Orchestra.
Band of Indian Chiefs, Eddie Burgess, ( Boy Chief of
the Pawnees. )
First time in this city of Col. Prentiss Ingraham's
melo-drama in 4 acts, written for Buffalo Bill. entitled

BUFFALO BILL AT BAY:

Or, The Pearl of The Prairie.

CROW, And his Trained Donkey JERRY.
During the Drama Buffalo Bill will give an exhibition
of his
MARVELOUS RIFLE SHOOTING.

Popular Prices. Reserved Seats to be had at Theatre
Box Office two days in advance.
Look out for the Street Parade, on horseback by the
Indians, headed by Buffalo Bill and Military Band on
above date.
W. F. CODY Propritor and Manager.
JOSH. F. OGDEN, Business Manager.
Col. PRENTLSS INGRAHM, Treas. (?) ap8