Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17

bra'ed American actress aud authoress, Ms
ANNA CORA MOWATT.
,,,,, On SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. II,
VIII be performed, 2nG time, the new play in acts,
entitled
ARMAND.
OR THE PEER AND THE AsANT
Blanche. .v...................Mr Mrs Mowatt
Armand. ....-......... Mr. Brelsford
La Manela, by...,.. Mad'e Ciocca and Mr. Caress
Dance, by. Mons Szoosy
To conclude with the lauchabIe farce of
SEAsHER AND CE2ASHEf
SlasheT ................... Mr. Burke
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