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Show j Nk o ' ( V.': u. )L1. ST.CEOBCE, UTAHy TUESDAY, MARCH 16 ' 1880.110. 2. r Sn 1 (M TTIrl l$VTf (R OMIL i$-- : R. WHITEHEAD-- , A. W. IVINS, C. E. JOHNSON, (D. J. F.GATES, Managers. vr mi vf atU IEv. EHaupcBji 1 t (JDttDno. JUL lit ie performance will begin with the5 Thrilling French .Revolutionary in 1 act; by John M. Morton, for which new scenery !i Drama and costumes are now being prepared, entitled: THE XL Hi n 4 MDDJMC&IHIT Xi h G.' CAST OF CHARACTERS. ierrc De la Roche, an old soldier ntoine Duval, (Count de Merville in disguise) oco, one of the "brave soljfer a Barre, a Jailor, bhoys djutant, hillippe ;Dupont, i Jerome, T iaval Mr A. W. Ivins, Mr. J. F. Oates, Mr. A . R. Whitehead, Mr R G MacQuarrie Mr W, A. Terry I Mr C. E. Johnson Mr G Mrs Susie Young Gates, Miss Maud Johnson. auline, (Countess do Merville,) iinetta. To conclude with the F Whitehead Miisick-a- l ( Yankee Farmer, tobert Howard, The People's Lawyer, i H Iugli Winslow, a Merchant, Jharles Otis, a clerk in his employ 41 ohn Ellsley Solon Shingle, a Tripper, an Attorney-a- t Law, Thompson, a police Officer; u " luirk, ohn. a Porter, Comedy entitled Mr. A. R, Whitehead. Mr A. W. Ivins. Mr H. Pickett. Mr J. F. Gates, Mr. R. G. McQuarrie. Mr 0. E. Johnson. Mr. W. A. Terry. Mr. G. F. Whitehead, Mr.C. E. Johnson, Mrs.A. R. Whitehead. Miss Ida W oolloy. Judge, r Mrs Otis, Jrace Otis, Tickets at Music Store 50c 75c & $1. j' r li. Doors open at ? T oqlock P. M. ' t - - v -- i |
