The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-30
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A CA D E MY OF MUSIC,
KING STREET, CORNER OF MARKET.
Proprietor. JOHN CHADWICK
Agent. JULIUS l. MOSES
Architect and Contractor. ........J. Il. DEvERRUX
Superintendent OF Carpenter
sunepincndcnt pE Of Masonry = psVERraS SUnnirS
Superintendent OF Plastering:. j. W. DEvEREux
Painters and Giders. .......T. A. BEAAIsH Co.
Artists in Fresco,
G. T,RRELL and E. CRAMBR and Ass'ts.
Gliding. Observation-Disclosures .MCGEARY and DOTY
Upholstering and Carpets........C. d. CARR Co.
Iron Columns and Railing,
GEO. r. JACKSON and BURNETT & Co.
Iron Chairs. .......B. kE0CHLiNG
Papier Mache Ornaments. nts...............W. SHORT
Gas Fixtures and Chande:
lcrs. GEO. II. KITCHEN co.
Gas Fitting g.....................P. L. GUILLEMIN
Plumbing .................. ADAMS, DAMON d CO.
Carvcrs. s...........A. P. CHEvREUx and r. LEWIS
Stage and Stage Machinery. .......W. W. DEMlLT
Stage Carpenters. IT. WALKER and HERBEEr
Senic Artists,
Messrs. WALLACK, TIRRBLL and CRAAER
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Lessee and Manager. r........:.:...JOhHT T. FORD
Stage Manager. ............ -GRORGE A. GAHDifEh
TIE ACADEMY WILL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY
EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1869,
WITH AN
OPENING ADORE 8 8,
From tile pen OF DR.. W. GILMORE snlMs, of
South Carolina Spoken by Miss
LILLE ELDRIDGB,
Which will be followed by T. W. R0BERTSON'S
Modern Comedy, entitled
SCH DOL!
AS produced last season at Wallack's Theatre,
New York. Act 1st. Recreation act I'd. Ex-
animation Act Sd. Filtration Act 4th. Reali-
zation
Naomi Tighe, an East Indian
Heiress Miss LILLE ELDRIDGE
Bella q Poor Scholar. :. Miss LAURA ALExANDER
Laura, the Sleepy Scholar. MISS hBkBERT
Mrs SutcilYe, Principal. MRS. LOUISE ELDRIDGE
Jack Poynt2 2... ............. Mr. w. III. CRISP, Jr.
Lord BeaufOy Oy.....................Mr MT. JAS. ONBlL
Beau FarintOsh. ..............M Mr.. SAMUEL KNAPP
Krux, an Assistant Teacher. :Mr: SAMUEL RYAN
DR.. Sutclifie. fie.................Mr Mr.. JOSEPH PARKER
Scholars, Attendants, &c.
sS- Doors open at 7, Curtin rolled up at
O'Clock precisely.
PRICES OF FADMISSI0N.-0rchestra Chairs, 81;
Orchestra Circle, 81; Balcony Chairs, 81; Balcony
Dress Circle, 81. Entrance on King street. Sc
cured Seats, rs cents additional. Family Circle,
so cents, (onehalf reserved for colored famiies;)
Gallery, 25 cents. Entrance on Market street.
The Sale OF Secured Seats will commence on
TUESDAY, at o A. H., in the Vestlbule Entrance on
King street. N. LEVIN, JR., treasurer.
a CARD.
In assuming the management OF this elegant
Temple OF Art, the Lessee deems it incumbent
upon him to state that he enters upon his mana
gerial duties with great dlfidence and much en-
barrassment. Charleston being remotely situat-
ed from che great theatrical centres, his resources
will be consequently limited, and to some extent
contracted He will not, therefore, indulge In
profuse promises for the future, but will plodge
himself to use his best service and exertions to
furnish such novelties and attractions as he can
possibly command, and endeavor to produce
them in such style as will deserve success and
secure public appreciation.
Courteous attention will be paid to the patrons
of the Academy. Good order will be preserved
and enforced and proper morale be rigidly
maintained throughout the establishment.
JOHN T. FORD,
noy2a Lessee and Manager.