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147Buffalo Bill Coming. Buffalo Bill, the noted scout, will appear at the Elmira Opera House to-morrow evening, in a new and exciting drama, written expressly for himself, and entitled, "Buffalo Bill at Bay, or the Pearl of the Prairie." -- This piece is founded upon actual scenes in his eventful life. During the rendition of the play, the audience will be introduced to a band of genuine Indians, who are accompanied by government scouts and interpreters. Eddy Burgess, or "Pe-risk-y-la-thar," the Boy Chief of the Pawnees, the youngest chief of which any record is given among the entire Indian nations, will be an attractive feature of the entertainment. In addition to this, Mr. Cody will be supported by a talented company of artists engaged specially for he piece. It is scarcely necessary to say that he will be greeted here, as he always is, with a crowded house. | 147Buffalo Bill Coming. Buffalo Bill, the noted scout, will appear at the Elmira Opera House to-morrow evening, in a new and exciting drama, written expressly for himself, and entitled, "Buffalo Bill at Bay, or the Pearl of the Prairie." -- This piece is founded upon actual scenes in his eventful life. During the rendition of the play, the audience will be introduced to a band of genuine Indians, who are accompanied by government scouts and interpreters. Eddy Burgess, or "Pe-risk-y-la-thar," the Boy Chief of the Pawnees, the youngest chief of which any record is given among the entire Indian nations, will be an attractive feature of the entertainment. In addition to this, Mr. Cody will be supported by a talented company of artists engaged specially for he piece. It is scarcely necessary to say that he will be greeted here, as he always is, with a crowded house. |