Original sentence: Later next year, on Decemsvzyjewber 30, 1857, John Burton took over management and renamed the theater simply Burton's New Theatre with the opening of his musical burlesque Columbus El Filibustero.This production was righthdhdhdhdhhdly called Varieties, as it featured a range of entertainments, from singers to acrobats.Together, these two etchings—from both the actors' and the audience's points of view—give a rare glimpse into theatrical production on cdkjchdsthe American stage in the pre-Civil War era.Two rare etchings of the interior of the theater at this time depict two different productions by Laura Keene in her theater; one picture (right) shows what appears to be a contemporary domestic comedy, with four figures on the stage in various positions (including a man in a pants suit seated in a chair in a comic posture to the right); a secondxmby picture (left), from the point of view from the stage, depicts what is probably the production of a classical text, with two figures in historical costumes standing downstage close to the footlights
Edited sentence: Later next year, on December 30, 1857, John Burton took over management and renamed the theater simply Burton's New Theatre with the opening of his musical burlesque Columbus El Filibustero.This production was rightly called Varieties, as it featured a range of entertainments, from singers to acrobats.Together, these two etchings—from both the actors' and the audience's points of view—give a rare glimpse into theatrical production on the American stage in the pre-Civil War era.Two rare etchings of the interior of the theater at this time depict two different productions by Laura Keene in her theater; one picture (right) shows what appears to be a contemporary domestic comedy, with four figures on the stage in various positions (including a man in a pants suit seated in a chair in a comic posture to the right); a second picture (left), from the point of view from the stage, depicts what is probably the production of a classical text, with two figures in historical costumes standing downstage close to the footlights