The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-03-10
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AMERICA.
The grand historical spectacle America
will be produced at Harris Academy OF
Music, Baltimore, week beginning Monday,
March 18th, when over four hundred people
will take part in the performances. Special
excursions to the America matinees and
evenings will be run on all roads leading to
Baltimore Seats can be secured by mail or
telegraph The matinee days will be Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, and will COM
mence at two o'clock sharp and conclude at
$50, giving the out of town people ample
time to get the trains. These who visited
Chicago during the Worlds Fair will remem-
her that it was considered an attraction sec
ond in interest only to the exposition itself.
1t was then impossible to obtain seats for Its
reproduction, certainly after the September
rush began, except by purchasing tickets Tor
a week In advance, and as the number OF
visitors grew, even this did not suthce.
Thousands of persons who desired to witness
what WINS considered Mr.. Kiralfy's best effort
had to leave the city without gratifying that
desire.
1t is, of course, as a spectacle that Amer
ica'' is to be considered. 1t is not play.
In an educational sense the allegorical figures
are the most notable. They include repre-
sentations of almost every conspicuous event
in our national history, beginning with the
emharkation of Columbus and extending
down to the most important discoveries IN the
manufacturing arts The Schaffer troupe are
a special feature Of the show. The extraor-
binary feats of these skillfull acrobats, per
formed with unerring certainty, are the most
delightful because they are free from all sense
of danger, and are apparently as much en-
ioyed by the youngest members OF the family
as by their elders. Sylvester Schaffer S Jug
Cling is more wonderful than ever and those
extraordinary grotesque, Basco and Roberts,
who climb about in the air like apes, excite
shouts of laughter The ballet of merrymak-
ers, the ballet of arts and sciences and the
ballet of inventions are always encored, but
none so much as the contrasted bit OF home
pathos where the soldiers sing Camping To-
night The show closes with great con
gregation of nations, than which nothing
more genuinely sumptuous has been seen on
the American stage. On Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, March 18th, 18th and 18th, the
Western Maryland Railroad will sell excur-
sion tickets from Union Bridge and points
east to Baltimore at one fare for the round
trip, with so cts added for coupon of admis'
sion TO matinee performance. These coupons
will be exchangeable for reserved seat upon
payment of difference in price according to
| location. if presented at box Office of Acade-
my of Music not later than 100 P. NJ. on date
| Of issue. Excursion tickets will be good
going only on trains arriving at Hillen Station
at 1921 and ll47 A. NJ, and returning same
date on train leaving Hillen Station at i. Il
p NJ