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5 revisions | Brynn Ramos at Apr 02, 2020 03:20 PM | |
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199Buffalo Bill. The audience which assembled to honor to the shooting of Buffalo B last night, was a large one, but t absence of the bon ton element was noticeable. "Prairie Waif" is a waif in th ename implies, for which le generous public be thankful. There no more like it. Mr. Cody gives life the piece by his presence alone. It is often that the public can see a great interpreting his own character, and this reason the audience was enthusiast. The plot and incidents are tame, unl it is where an Indian gets shot or stabb and were it not for the second act wh borders a little on the "Davey Crocket" style, the play would lack merit. T second act is one of the best stage setting that has ever been seen here, and represents a charming backwoods retre. The absence of Indians in this act is great relief. As if to atone for other affects the "Sadie" and "Onita" of piece were played by good looking women; and the orchestra was good. | 199 |