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Slavery Days Co. of 25 genuine colored stage artists played to a small audience in the Town Hall Saturday night. Thp combination is the best of the Kind that has appeared here since the days of “Our Amateur Minstrels” and deserved a much more liberal patronage. The plantation scenes were very realistic, being at times grandly pathetio or intensely humorous, and always interesting. The singing bythe male quartette was especially fiae,and the Buck Dance and Oake Walkwere enthusiastically received because of their novelty and exquisite skill withf.ViAV wapa narfAPmorl
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Bowmanville Canadian Statesman
Bowmanville, Ontario, CA
Wed, May 02, 1894
Page 5
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Godfrey M.
CT, USA 09 Jul 2020
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