Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

d...e.. IN pretty equal prop ari'ons, which ram
81 eseiledt the amia1le admiration OF the gen
,lem.n Of the ii Al ewes we're turned win
ui.iful eaze, MOTTO Jack 10 the bot, Ou' 10 Tue
hon OF expectancy. aud the united company
saon made their appearance. r"ona OF ny
pianse and generous welcome salntsu o'e nan
Q r.. who So. med rather absshed, bnl came
forward TO the fraut of the bns nrhl I" me
Stage and in line with the diess boxes, ana
bowed modest thanks Their Importance "a
cited momentary surprise, win an apparent
disbelief hat they were uniled, 'il 'ne i"Fo'"h'
,.,. ;mr,,tse The one seemed To consitan The
;nyoIoniary motions Of the other.-lhey looked
ILe ,.o bows aud were dressed 10 black jack
,,.and t-owsers Their union could moi be rs
rs,ta,nrd from he boxes hui might lac mir
red nom the constant similarity aud ohseqni
ousng.s OF their motions The opera OF Aiiaa-
erxes proceeded, and the audience were oeoa'
sianally diverted from the iclors on lhr stage
% the mute but more attractive actors ~ me
sage hok who seemed TO rrgafd Tue passing
seem with a mixture Of cuttosny and inie'es'
which BETRAYED great inirllg"nee' Al one
zine the audience seemed TO doubt that thu
Siamsse boys were really bnlied and al nno-
Their tina doubt vas dis>paed by the abrupt
un,iions offhe one hoy suddenly exciting cor
responding actions IN the other. lhsy gazed
alternately at the actors, the audience, AMI
oecasi1nslly when something odd OF particular
touch d their fancy, communicated their de
light or surprise 10 their i6ends near them IN
the boxes
When the 6ra &C, OF he Opera was OYER,
loud hnzza aud calls Of s,amese boys al
traclsd their attention, sni fbsv came forward
atthe instance oflheir lrie,ds. aud bowed tolhe
audience II was remarked rs singular he"
well timed and harmonious their m"iiuns"efe,
as lfspringiug from one cnnmnn impulse. lhfS
had scarcely sal down wheI they observed some
ladies over head snentchiu, uui heir far neehs
from the boxes above 10 get bet er view OF
che changers when the mn on the hight who
seemed The moving hero, and more active oil the
two, stretched forward hishead, and locked W
10 the boxes laughed aud nodded TO the fair
above, who half recoed with SHINE aud
10Y from such especial notice.
The farce Of ihc Cilz succeeded the Ope
ra aud the youibs were equally charmed with
,he broad grins ot the farce As with The melting
strains oil the Opera II not our business 10
cIilioise the merits OF the opera OF farce perior
mers aerc, which. though deserving OF aliprsi,e
vel yielded IN interest 10 ihr curiosity manifest
ed 10 watch the proceedings Of the siamrse
youths.
After the termina ton Of the farce, the on hs
with their friends withdrew Tor a short time. q
returned some tune after the Pantomlne com
menced.
Their attention was much reused by the
many working wonders Of The Pantomme, aud
they appea,ed 10 he mute with surprise. or
bending forward with eager interest 10 oom
prehend the hurs,ing Ginr,es Ma sccne ie-mng
in n magic state 81 mutation. They were almost
too busg IN tue ENJOY mcnis Of the uioks aud
splendid pageant In lie able TO communicate
their sensations 10 each Other.
In this manner they CONTINUED ill the end
OF the plutomime. when they r,se, aud bowed
modes'iy to the appliances q the aufence
they withdrew. highly delighted With the
treat.