Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
(From the Democratic Rccorder.)
THEATRICAL.
MR.. CLAWS BEN 1T,

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NJ Positively the Last appearance %
The Managers of the "vlrgin Heifer" Theatre, re-
spectfulIy announce the Public that the exceedingly
Pathetic Comedy,
"THAT SAME OLD COON"
will be introduced more upon their Boards IN
1914. Several important additions have been made 10
he piece, whereby the attractions greatly increased
and they confidently anticipate full House. The We.
teran Tragedun,
Henry CLAY OF KENTUCKY And TENNESSEE,
will appear for The last upon the American Stage
in the new and entertaining character OF the
"MiLL.BnY OF THE SLAsHEs
The Scenic arrangements have been gotten up by
the best Artists at tremendous The Stock Com
pany will be einforced-by the best "Stars play
The subordinate parts and the performance will be al
together unrva.ied in the History OF the American
Stage
Dranlatis PerSonp.
Horace GREHLY, Chorus
Henry CLAY, NIL Boy Of the s'ashes
DANIEL WEBSTER. O'd Chorder.
Mules and Orators, aud Mu'tsh Orators by Dozens.
The Curtain will be raised IN May, 1874, precisely
Trumpet sounds Dumb sho,o fotiOms.
Entcr-"Mill.boy of the Slashes, on mule, with a
numerous train of attendants varousy mounted Music
from the Orchestra: 7ir-"Mueteer.
80, haste my mules, creep,
Nor saunter slow,
Our Journey long the mountain g steep,
We've many league To co." &c
Enter Chorus.
PROLOGUE.
"Oh for Il muse Of fire should ascend
The brightest heaven of invention
Kingdom Tor 4 stage princes 10 act,
Aud m"narclIs III hold the swelling scene
Then should the ambitious Harry like himself
Assume the of Mar: And al his heels
cashd like hounds should famine sword ana pestiience
Crouch for employment"
The "legi,ima,e drama" will be revived, and the old
farce,
The "REcuLAToR,"
will be reproduced with additional interest. stuffed
calf or "Vugln Hrfrr" in bronze, labelled the "bes
rurreneu The tcorid eUer kneo amounted bale OF
cotton, marked "speeie bass'-wl be introduced on
the Stag.
Recitation by Major Noah, the convenience Of
"breeches pockets" James Watson Webb will fol-
low with sublime piece entitled "FJyt'co thousand
dollars, or,
A Fair business Transaction"
u The Managers beg particularly to assure the sen
sitive and sympathetic community that no weeping
widows and orphans will be admitted on the stage
Everything the least calculated to rghten the humorous
will be positively erased from The exciting drama -
After which
TIE BEAUTIES OF PRoTEcTIoS.
will be enacted -excluslvely by Yankees and "South
rrn with Northern principles Mr. Clay VIII
harangue the audience from spinning Jenny; and
prove most concusivey 10 The farmer that one market
is better than Il dozen Amer bret nterude, VIII De
introduced a pathetic piece entitled,
"TAKE CARE Of THE Rich, AND THE RIcH WILL
TAKE CARE THE Pooh
"Black Dan will play the principal part assisted by
Buckingham with gloves on.
Then will follow ludIcrous piece entitled
"OsTRIBUTIoS:
Or, hor TO make money by giring dollar for eighty
four cents
Several exper, ugsIers will appear in this entertain
ing comedy.
Many other pieces of equal interest will be played
when the performance will be closed by the grand ex-
lrayapanZa entitled
VivE L HUMBUG.
Mr. Clay will appear in his shirt sleeves astraddie
mule, "ploddng on his weary way to an old rlckety
IRIS, mill which the artist has most charmngly located
n the back ground
"TnAr SANE OH Coos"
will be reproduced with extraordinary melodramc al
fractions.
While the audience retiring, Mr. Clay will sing his
svore song called
"TmE IsGRAriTUDE OF REruBLIcs
md the "Univcrsal Wing Party" when the "Virg'n
eer Theatre, and the temple of Janus will be closed
brewer.
.7dmi,,anee-Box Ticket, S25 States Bank, or %
cents specie.
Pn-Haf price.
n Rhode Islanders will be provided for in the lob
'y III