The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-25
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NEW ASSEMBLY a EIaird 60oMS.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY!
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA! - ~
NPRECEDENTED CONVERSATIONS or NUSL
cal STARSi
-, The public are respectfully informed that
Nine D Z wILHoRST. Nine. sTRAKOsCH
and all the principal vocaiss suakochs unrivacd
l'alian Opera Company. will appear in
BRILLIANT MUSICAL FESTIVAL!
WEDNESDAY EvENING. December 1st.
ever offered in this city and will contain and con
yerted pieces from the following Operas and oratorios:
TRoyAroRE, ROBERT LIE DIABLE,
TRAVIATA, la FAVORITA.
ifnhlIANl, LUCRETlA BOKGlA,
THE PROPHET, sEMIRAMIDE,
ST PAUL, CREATION.
The Manager bees leave to announce that
,rvE NH VIZ DE G6v "lLHoRSr, MN NILE II. PAR0DLi
will all appear on one and the same evening.
Although the expense to engage such unprecedent-
ed galaxy of musical celebrities announced in tie
above advertisement, and it is well known no comb
nation Of four eminent Prima DonnaS such as
MnE M FnfSR M MME g sTFaE6scH
has eyer Yer nrpearea ossther in this city the manag
mission to all parts of the Hall TO
ONE DOLLAR.
RESERVED SEATS FIFTY CENTS ENTRAl
NJ may be secured commencing on MONDAY
MORNING Nov. 23th, at y O'Clock, the Music Stores
ofWllLIG North Charles St, and McCAFFREY Baltj-
Doors open at O'Clock; performance commence at
o'clock. n24tf
MARYLAND INSTITUTE HALL.
1VA FATHER KEMP'S
OLD FOLKS CONCERT C0aPANF,
CONSISTING 81 vOcALIsTs,
with their
GRAND ORC HESTRA,
all clad in
THE COSTUME OF 100 YEARS AGO,
viii have the honor Of appearing on
THIS EVENING,
land every night during the weekly in OF their popular
HOME CllttIES-ur PRESIDE REHEARSAIS
The unparalleled this Class in ali our large
cities in rcvving the Sacred and Patriotic Music of our
toe.fathes, guarantees satisfaction to all their patrons
GRANbSIE i. FoSs though going on to IS, and his
For particulars, small bills
E-Admisson to all parts Of the Hall, % cents Doors
open at T. Concert at7A +. ".
THANKSGIVING DAY-Two Concerts, afternoon and
evening. n2O-tf
TEMPERANCE HALL
a Now OPEN
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY
J. INSCO WILLIAMS CELEBRATED
BIBLE PANORAMA.
This magnificent painting with Chaos, and
continues down in historical order the Babylonish Cap
tivty containing than fifty of the sublime and
interesting in the Bible
Exhibitions every evening. Doors open at i to :,
mencng at ~ precisely.
Tickets % cents-to at the Hall door. Children
under ten years old Is cents.
Also exhibitions WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER.
MOONS, for Families and Schools Doors open at 2
Explained by PROF. TTBBITs. n1O-tf
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE,
KUNKEL K O....-...,..............Less
JOHN T. FORD........,...--., Manager
POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE OF ". E. BURTON
On THIS THURSDAY EVENING, NOV 25th, 1855,
VIII be performed.
THE BREACH OF PROMISE.
NJ Mr.: sudden sudden Mr. Burton
MIS- Iialper Mrs. Hughes
After which,
JOHN JONES At THE WAR OFFICE
Guy Goodluck, Mr.. W. E Burto
To conclude with
THE TOODLES
Mr. To0dlcS. Mr. Burton
Mrs. Toodles Mrs. Hughes
On THIS Thursday AFTERNOON, at ~ O'Clock a
titled,
THE DRUNKARD!
With other cntcrtainmrnts-on this occasion only in
keeping with time honored custom, the admission will be
% cents children half price.
Engagement Of the popular American Actress, MRS
JULIA DEAN HAiNE prior to her departure
for Europe.
TOMORROW friday EVENING. NOV. 26th 1858,
viii be performed, =
THE HUNCHBACKl
Julia Mrs. Julia Dean Ilaynv
Helen ,.......... Miss Jennie Parker
Sir Thomas Clifford ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Harrison
National Medley. ..... ......,..... Miss Partington
To conclude with
BETSY BAKER,
Marmaduke Mouser ................,...Mr NJ W Fiske
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Parquett" .............. so cents
Reserved Seats ...........................75
famhy Chcic..... .,,,...,........,.2
L.92ss open al TO commons. 1t Z! gc9ek
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