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Evening Star, Issue 4277, 10 November 1876, Page 2

Amusements. QUEEN’S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. Grand Fashionable Night. FRIDAY, 10th NOVEMBER, LOOK 11 108 d PEOPLE PAID LAST NIGHT TO SEE RAINER’S GREAT DIORAMA ■OF THB AMERICAN WAR The only eemplete work of the kind in existence. The thunder of the cannon and the din of the battle field fall npon the ear of the audmnee—the fire and smoke of the advancing hosts and their dee Berate chargee, areseen- and the fearfiuwork of eamage anddeath is presented with a distinctness and vividness mocking reality, ■o thattheaudienoe eanrcadily imagine themselves actual spectators of the sublime and represented. The beholder has before him, faithful to life In every particular, all the principal Battles, Sieges, and Naval Engagements of both the Northern and Southern Armies, during the Gigantic Rebellion in the United States, from the Firing of the First Gun, down to the Final Capitulation and . Surrender of General Lee, and the' Confederate Forces. During the trawls of this Exhibition through Africa, India, Eurmah, Java, Torres Straits Settlements, China, Japan, and other countries, the receipts have amounted to over LBO.OOO. Dress Circle, 3s; Stalls, 2s ; Fit, Is. Manager: Mr Habbt Stahlbt. Lecturer: Mr O’Bbikn. Agent: Fbjsd. Hiltoit. The great diorama of the AMERICAN WAR. NOTICE. Those persons who were unable to obtain admission last night will be admitted to-night with same ticket. comb'barlyi P P RIN O E SB’S THEATRE. . Step Manager Mr I. P. Keogh. Sixth Week, and Last Night but One of th< extremely popular young tragedian, M E DA MPIE R , Last night but one of MR JOHN BRYAN, - (The great comedian.) Tonight, RAISING THE Wim Jeremy Diddler...... ....Mr Dampier, THE IRISH EMIGRANT. To conclude with the great absurdity, for the . . .’last time, braganzio, the brigand. Braganzio (a young brigand),..Mr John Bryan A most important novelty on Saturday. On Monday—Mr J, B. Steele's Benefit. JJR OARR I S COMING. supping. OVERLAND ROUTE TO EUROPE, SAN FRANCISCO AND nß’-v YORE VIA The Auatralaeinr. irw\fir ••;. Company, under Contract with .ho V.Cv South Wales and iVt-w Zealand Governments for the Conveyance of Ker Majer >„y « Mtll^

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