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itionvon-theear ght-too, the itral ence_____Am ' ' ~ *idre,fmlal ghlyUent abil-enes ticu-rlnk,they ring, ause iouM last act, veraibank ^ ^ i •%the extraordinary success they achieved during their long engagement at Koster Blal’s In New York.One of the most brilliant instrumental specialties ever heard In Boston was made up of the artistic banjo solos of P. C. Shortls, who can with all propriety lay claim to the title of supreme master of the banjo.” His execution is really marvellous, and his rendition of the “Suwanee River and his playing of jigs and reels were received with hearty enthusiasm.Those dainty and talented little maidens, the sisters Hengler, were seen in a singing and dancing specialty that was the very personification of neatness and refinement. The Phanto3 offered a comedy acrobatic act which was made specially' attraeHvr by the introduction of a series of novel and ingenious mechanical effects, and Caz-man, the great illusionist, fantasist and jshadowist, presented a most peculiar ant. Interesting entertainment.Others worthy of special mention were De Laur and Debrimont, the operatic stars, who presented selections from the* * * ------1 _ i.No Exaggeration!' his Remark'b’eMAN BORN WITH A DOG’S HEADs now on view t1USTII STONE’SMUSEUM, IIreniont Row.BIG VARIETY *. •3SOWS hourly §T.V0 PtfCGRAM AMUSEM.NTS'RE cm SS.U THE 1 flTESTH VE. S’GHR 'PEN 1. to 10:3ulOc. ce*s it a I. ___.In H !m Reality Outstrips*W ' ■* —
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Boston Post
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Tue, Nov 20, 1894
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