The daily gazette., 1876-10-17
Theatrical.

They are getting red hot in the west, as
may be inferred from tine following play
Dlll posted up as campain document. It
IS sharp and effective, and contains some
good hits:
"RADICAL REFORM"
THE LATEST ATTRACTION AT THE NAT
IoNAL THEATRE.
The amusement Season Opeas ,oith eue,y
Prospect of Success-The Proprietors
of the "National Theatre" are billing
their establishment quite heariy-We
Present the Programme in full.
NATIONAL THEATRE,
Lessees, U. S. Grant & Co. Manager,
Zachariah Chandler; Manager Properties
and Scenic Effects, o. P. Morton.
Every Day and Night until Novem-
Der Z.
The Roaring Farce,
"Radical Reform
produced with all the effects that have
given this production such an Unprece-
dented Run for sixteen years past. In
presenting this well known play before
the people once more, the management
desires to state that, Notwithstanding the
fact that heretofore.
THE PUBLIC HAS BEEN DISAPPOINTED
in not witnessing all the great attractions
enumerated upon the bills, that they have
upon this occasion made such arrange
ments as will insure its complete and en-
| thusiastic success. The attention of the
public is particularly called to the follow
ing superb and.matchless cast:
Caesar Gas played by him up
wards of II years.. u. S. Grant.
Kazrac, the dumb slave of
Caesar. ar...............Mi Mizzer Chandler
A Pirate. .Secor Robson
Burglar called "Sylph". .Orville Babcock
First Dummy. ............. *. B. Hayes
Second Dummy. y......... w. A. Wheeler
Justice, ,.................., Albert last
| o, U. Trage. .Landar'et Williams
Parish. %. Z. Morton
po Co..;o 1Ben Harrison
Banner Carriers. our Mash Collum
Friends of B. cs..... JOAN JOAN Seepsara, e. Ge%,
First Conspirator. ...... John A. Logan
Second Conspirator. Gov. Chamberlain
Third Conspirator &. :. q. Marshal Packard
Mrs. Pariah. q. q. Mrs. Francis Thompson
A Widow. Mrs. Ben. Butler
Robbers, coTuptionists, whisky thieves,
outragers and oppressors by the company,
| assisted by numerous volunteer gaugers,
post masters, BARRIERS and colonies. Dur
| ing the play a realistic Southern scene
will be given, in which twenty drunken
negroes will tar and feather one white
man. 1t is with pleasure that the man
aSement announces that during the course
Of the drama John Sherman, OF Ohio,
will perform the ''Heart Bowed Down."
upon Hayes Piano. Hayes family ram
and blooded stock will be exhibited. The
latter will be attached to Mr.. Williams
Landaulet. A copy of r. B. Hayes in
come return will be presented each mem
ber of the audience free of charge. The
bloody shirt will positively be exhibited
at intervals of three minutes, and John
A. Logan and o. P. Morton will, within
sight of the audience, kill and deyour
three members of the "White League"
drinking their blood with the froth on.
r. G. Schenck will respond to the scalp
Of the people and appear in his justly
famous act, called Emma Mine Of Poker
Flat. Boss Shepherd, Deacon Mckee.
John Mcdonald, John A. Joyce, Jacob
Rehm. William Belknap, Bill King, and
other distinguished citizens will occupy
private boxes. The entire entertainment
will conclude with the grand chorus of
''Let us have peace" sung by $4,000 Fed
eral officials, led by Mizzer Chandler
| Chicago Courier.