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4 revisions | Landon Braun at May 05, 2020 02:34 PM | |
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241BUFFALO BILL. The Opera house was crowded last | 241BUFFALO BILL. The Opera house was crowded last night to see "Buffalo Bill" and his company in the drama "The Prairie Waif." The lower part of the house was crowded and the gallery was jammed, many standing up throughout the entire evening unable to get seats. The play is, as was expected, a highly sensational one, the plot itself being very light, and serving simply to hold together a series of scenes from border life. There plenty of thrilling situations, hair breadth escapes, shooting, etc., and yet, there is a refreshing relief in the line of comedy which ran through it. "Buffalo Bill" made a remarkably fine exhibition of fancy rifle shooting. The trick donkey Jerry made much fun, and the Indian dances proved at least a novelty. There was very little really artistic work done, but there was a great variety in the features of the entertainment, and it evidently pleased the crowd greatly, and applause was liberally bestowed. |