ENTERTAINMENTS.
THE HIBERNICON The Queen’s _ Theatre was well filled ox Thursday evening, the entertainment being evidently relished by the audience, which comprised a large number of country visiters. This talented company will give a performance at irert Chalmers on Monday next. THE PRINCESS THEATRE, On Thursday evening there was a capital attendance, when the Duvallia made their final appearance. This evening Miss May Howard, an American actress, who comes to us backed by the beat recommendations, makes her dehut in Rowe’s successful play of “ The Geneva Cross.” THE REV. 0. CLARK’S LECTURES. The Temperance Hall was crowded to its utmost capacity last evening, when the Rev. Charles Clark re-delivered his lecture on the Tower of London. The interest of the large audience was well sustained during the entire lecture, and at its-close Mr Ulark retired from the platform amidst the most deafening applause. Miss Christian sang the beautiful solo from Elijah, “ 0 rest in the Lord,” with great taste and feeling, as also two verses from the Colonial National Anthem, for which she received a hearty recall.
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Evening Star, Issue 3772, 27 March 1875, Page 2
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177ENTERTAINMENTS. Evening Star, Issue 3772, 27 March 1875, Page 2
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