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*1e*tufoP*srPb\Miss May JRoberts and the Starling omedy Company £ave entertainments at Cornwall's Opei'a House in this vil-age every evening last weak, commono-ng Monday and olosing Saturday nigbt. They were greeted by largs and appreciative audiences on each appearance.In tbeir artistic acting and social commingling with our people off tbe stage tbey appeared like perfect ladies and gentlemen, and in every respect were superior to any dramatic company that has ever filled an engagement in tbis village. Our oitisens were so bigbly pleased with tbie fine dramatic company that many of them signed a request for tbeir return. Tbey responded with a promise to give two more entertainments bere next Monday and Tuesday evenings, and will appear on tbe first evening in tbat popular emotional drama, “Camille.” We bespeak for them a crowded bouse. Miss May Bob-srts is an acoomplishtd actress, ’who wins tbe admiration of her audience at tbs fi»t and retains it to tbe last. Miss Helena Coe is brilliant and charming in every role in wbiob sbe appears. Mr, J.P. Butledge is an motor wbo would adorn any stage. He possesses, great versatility of talent and is exceedingly pleaeing in veioe and manner. Mr. K.G. Mortimer is not aaeily txcelled in tbe characters be represents. Mr. P. Chas. g Hager is a fine actor and a very pleas- , ant gsntleman. In a word, tkis is a first-class oonspauy. —Pen* Ymn Democrat.*1ticP'Plt;sir«ataiVa*KtltltlncfieI£is
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Trumansburg Sentinel
Trumansburg, New York, US
Wed, Oct 27, 1880
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