The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-01-03
Anus eFnents.

StauntOn is to haye'.l number OF enter
tainments during the present month ana
some really capital pc. ftormances are prom
ised
Tomorrow night, II amerly's Minstrels.
the s'Blackbirds Of the Nation, give one
of their excellent pei f@rmances at the
Opera House. The trou PIE is, perhaps. the
finest minstrel combinati 0m on the road.
RICE's PLEASURE Pal .rY--On Monday
might, aunique entertainment will be given
ut the Opera House by the Rice party and
our people are promised a performance far
above the average. The POtfsville. Pa,
Chronicle OF Dec Stll, cont; Tins the follow
ing notice:
VIM. Henry Rice, who bonght.eut Mitch
ellis Pleasure Party and the right to play
Glll's Goblin, - is an old Pottsuaile favor
lite. The members of the company are all
known here. Last night they gave one OF
the funniest performances OF the season
at the Academy of Music. Mr., Race Will
never forget Pottsville. He has visited
this place every season. Last night Tor
the first time he came here with his own
company. John Stewart, who played CObO
last night, came here with Barney Nc
Cauley in Uncle Dan1.'' as Sheeny Make.
Miss Hallock was here in 1.-The Maid of
Arran.'' Frank Budworth has been here
on several occasions, always doing ssChi-
nese business, y which he does better than
anyone else in the line. Miss Zita Gaines
is the daughter Of Kate Fisher. the we'll
known '.Mazeppa.o Size has a very pleas
ing voice and evidently one which has been
cultivated by competent masters.
l,o ,says ptr 3
delighted our people few weeks ago, re-
turns to Staunton on the 18th Of Febru-
ary. and gives one entertainment in the
Opera House.
THE EICIIBERG QUARTETrE.-On
Thursday and Friday nights, January
18th and 18th, the Eichberg Quartette. of
Boston. will give two of their delightful
entertainments in the Opera House. This.
us our people well know, is one of the
most elegant entertainments presented OH
the stage. 1t is refining, elevating and
most thoroughly enjoyable, and we can
safely promise these accomplished artlses
IL warm welcome from their friends III
Staunton. who so pleasantly remember theif
former visit.
Il DOMESTIC LECrURE.-The play OF
s''Y @aHg Mrs. Winthrop that was such a
success at the Madison Square Theatre last
year, aRG which has been presented once
lin StauntoE. will be presented again on
January 14tk. it is beautiful domestic
story by Bronson Howard, the well-known
dramatist, and author OF Bankers Daugh-
ter Saratoga and either successful
plays. We can well imagine why it has
captured the critics and theatre-goers in
New York city as it has, 1t is a story that
often happens in real life, of a husband and
wife drifting apart through misunder-
standings and are happily brought together
by some little incident Such is the play
OF Young Mrs. Winthrop" that is TO be
produced here. No married couple eau
afford to miss it. and for, that matter no
better lecture can be given to those about
to marry than to witness the performance
of this. 1t is a gem of dramatic litera-
tnre and as such will long live in the hearts
...e the people. We will take occasion to
refer to this. play at some other time.
In March. the queen Of tragedy, Janau-
scbek. appears in Mary Stuart