Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-03-02


they play only the he's attractions to be
found in the taea.ris,l market For
the remainder oftho present. season some
Of their most attractive cards will appear.
Beginning March 5tb. for one week
Champion Corbett. fresh from bis yicto-
ry over Mitchell, will ppea. q. bis new
success, called 'Gentlemau Jim, 10
which Mr.. Corbeti give a sPlrring ez-
hibition that is Of Itself worth going
miles to see. On MONDAY March l2th
the famous spectacle America, which
was the reigning sensation at Chicago
during the Worlds Fair. where tplay-
ed to the enormous fgure Of Sl.5OO' ooO'
the largest receipts for ans attraction IN
the history Of theatricals 10 the world,
will appear in Baltimore for one week
with three msttinees, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, March Is, 10, and
Il. The matinees have been arranged
for the sFeei4l coaveHi,ass Of the out Of
town public and to further enable them
to see this magnificent production, all Of
the railroads eeutering in Baltimore will
run excursions The success of the
worlds greatest stage spectacle Amer
ica' at the Chicago auditorium, is com
mensurate with the immense scope Of the
colossal undertaking ia The way Of elab-
crate stage productions, and press and
public unite in proclaiming America
by far the most magnificent spectacle
ever witnessed in this country. Its sue
cess in a popular sense, Judged by the
crowded audiences that have admired
and cheered at every performance. is the
greatest that has been known for a spec
tacular attraction in this country.
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage, will 60 to
Baltimore from BROOKLYN, to deliver a
lecture at Harris Academy of Music on
March 10th. For Easter week, Harris,
Britton and Dean have provided an at
traction par excellence il the Seabrookt
Opera Co. in 1.-The Isle Champagne.
Lovers of real music il its best condi'
tions will flock to Baltimore o. this occa
sion, where the favorite and versatile
comedian, Thomas Q Seabrooke, vii
give the farewell performances in tba
city of bis sparkling and brilliantly spec
tacular comic opera. "The Isles 0
Champagne" Like NEST comic opera 0
the present time, 1.-The Isles of Cham
payne" as illustrated by Thomas Q
Seahrook aud his own comic opera com
pauy, is clever elaboration of u ludi
crously absurd idea. beautifully set AM
abounding in beautiful songs. Itcan b
truly said that this is the first conf
opera that has beeFs taard fO- lon
time which could stly claim real mu
steal merit. On Apfk Americas
,reatss.-o.S's,ioual Oh, -suss
-.4s.i:;s;se. -sar -
famous \ ,,souafA aslujlss ~
mile" L.. article Miss Moultol
divorce and rsAEorge Haster
April 10th, Henry = Dixey and b
company of 7t people viii be seen
the new "Adonis7 April 23rd, IL
big melo-drama, In Old Kentucky
now running at the academy of Musi
New York, will appear 1t this thcatr
The celebrated Mask and Wig" ell
: from the University of Pennsylvani
will appear for we nights in their ne
operate burlesque King Arthur. y
This will be one of the most notable S
ciable events of the season. Auoth
big society event will be the presentatic
of "Dianaa Dream" for the benefit
Baltimore's "Home for Incurables,"
which all Of Baltmore's most tamol
beauties viii appear. The Old Hom
stead will play return engagement
May eth, and several other attraction
equally as strong will appear during Il
month of May