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HLIU ilUUUHUIiiU UUU CUIUU1UUU1U|» UlUbfi*• »,*. . • . . • . . » , , ,iutj rooms. ' *•i ho theatre has been equipped with all appliances nccessary to the induction of the drama. The r.ew scenery which has been nainted would not bo out of place in any largo,9 0.0 ♦theatre. , Among the new sets we observe a garden scene, such as is usually set lor the dance. It is a fmo work, we candidly say that v.e did not believe that Sir. Sal-a could pro-. duee anything so handsome as this scene and il 10 drop curtain. But they are ther^, and are his handiwork. Tho company which sails tomorrow from New York is full and complete, livery face is new, not ono has ever played in Galveston. Many of them arc known to us as performers of ability, talent and respectability in their profession. Wo have not seen tho lull list of names, but if tho names given us .are correct, and wo believe they are, tho Grcenwalls have some that we did not think Aould leave the big cities of tho North, iiven tho orchestra comes out from New York.— » - » .The Messrs. Rivers «fc Co., Dramatic Agents, write that this is tho “best company in tho -South/'Tho management propose to give an opening night, say next Saturday, when the the-atro will be lighted, tho scenes set, and the ladies end gentlemen of our city invited tovisit what is the first creditable theatre over in. ’ - • * *Galveston.'
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Galveston Flakes Daily Bulletin
Galveston, Texas, US
Sun, Oct 20, 1867
Page 3
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