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Show IBiatrs. The nichtly success of Unit-It's Blonde troupe is beyond I'tllel. It is not so much what they s the style in which it is done, iithout a gesture, a motion or a word, i far as we have sten or heard, that aid offend tho most fastidious, they x ever buoyant, graceful and artistic; A each succeeding performance in-v.s in-v.s their popularity. The singing i the "Nursery llhimes" and the "alk rounds" alone give unbounded &tifacdon, and drew vociferous and "fpeatcd encores, which arc frequently ttpnted during the performances. To-tight To-tight and to-morrow ni;ht with a "utin.ee to-morrow afternoon aro their "ly appearances aud should not be m-scil by those who can enjoy a Bplcn-Jand Bplcn-Jand amusing performance. |
