The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-04

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i The GRAND DUCHESS. little
combination Of steel springs, Mrs. Jas.
a. Oates. and her newly organized and
, enlarged comic opera company, en-
bracing now aome twenty-five persons.
occupies Twins Hall on Monday, Janu-
i. lary IL. The following from the Rich
/: mond Dispatch will show that this
pleasing actress has lost none of her
charms: nn 80
"a very large and fashionable audi
ence welcomed Mrs. Oates and her
comic opera company at the theatre last
night. And when we say large, we
/; mean that the house Was full Her re-
ception was most cordial, and certainly
she must have felt highly complimented.
The opera presented was that OF The
Grand Duchess and right handsomely
and oreditably was il rendered. The
charming little songstresa has lost none
, of that nrepressible il gaitey. winning man
i, ner and pleasing voice, which, In addi-
ton to the charming, prepossessing fea-
lures, radiant with spirit and express
sion, made her Irresistible with her au-
diences when she was here last. She
afforded the most gratifying representa-
! tiou of The Grand"DucheBs' last night
Her effective rendering of the song OF
'Dites Lui. and Of LIE Sabre de mon
PEREZ were enthusiastically received.
She is admirably supported, aud her
!. visit to Richmond will doubtless be q
very profitable one."
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HOTEL AnuIvALs, January 4, 1874.-Hen-
drix House-D Mingling. Indiana; Z b Hash-
burn, L Il Rce. Charleston; II Leake, L
Wheeler House-J E Myers. Balti-
more; G Patterson, VIM II Brav 'cy,
Chester; p F Mclaughlin, A N TalIey.
Charlotte; s II Melliohamp. Whining
ton; j 9 Foster, Lancaster; H West
heimer, Baltimore; VIM Dudley, B o
Mauldin, Charleston; a G Fox, Mrs G
J Fox, Mrs E T Merritt, Mrs Fox and
maid, s Fl Griffin, New York; Miss
Brown. Sumter; W 81 Trescot, Pendle-
ton; John g Calhoun, Alabama.
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