Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

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rae eaerEy Hnviaea to ths Ballet.
CnIoAao, Doa. 1.-The ministers of
auwafon kf.ra1rss.a
nats ol eaaboEate eards Of invitation 70
ballet psRfoFmanca b. the Amsrioan
0rcFa uGmpany. Ihia aotion Of the
manaaemoeb has occasioned net q LITTLE
comment, and speculation n rife e. %
how tniakiy ne clergy Of this city will
pop1lsta he front rows OF Columbia
Iheatsg On lha eFening indicated. The
invitation, which possesses 9 certain
uniqus intsEssi, soads as fslIoWs: "In
viaw o. The aafask On eha Amarioan
0psFn baliee b certain Of he eleFRy 10
81 Louis and Cincinnati. the National
Opefa Company has dsaided 60 extend
"a invitations 70 ell ministers IN Ohioaeo
20 attend the perfolmanos of '.0alafsas
and Rubamstein's bal costume ballet, on
Thursday evenibR, at toe Oolumbia
TheateF. Tbs tampany invites from
the ministers Of this city q fair opinien
a. 10 whether, aa presented With artistic
refinement IN the Al erioan opera, the
ballet is not an attractive, artistic,
morally fnooa0un adfanct 0f the opera.
You are hereby respectfully invited 70
Aftead the performances at she C0lnmbia
Thoatsg, on Thursday evening, e 5
o'clock. On presenting this ineitafion
e TIE bax ofiioe On O. before WedneB-
day next, two reserved esaks viii be
given for the above eveninq