ACT III.

Scene 1st--Street and Cathedral in Wittenburg By Howthorne Scene 2nd--Rocky Glen By Hawthorne Scene 3rd--Prison By Almy Scene 4th--Street and Cathedral--Apotheosis of Marguerite By Hawthorne

To conclude for the FIRST TIME with a New American Comedietta, in TWO ACTS, by a Gentleman of this city, called

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Mr. Elsworth Mr. Stoddart Lieutenant Harry Elsworth Mr. Ringgold Captain Walter Armstrong Mr. Lingham Major Cleveland Mr. Burnett Captain Arbald Mr. Benson Lieutenant Marvin Mr. Hayes Apollo Metcalf Mr. Johnston John Mr. Harcourt Corporal Mr. Leslie Soldiers Messers Jackson and Kellog Rose Ellsworth Miss Laura Keene Kate Ellsworth Miss Alleyne Bridget Miss Howell

A Grand Scenic Drama, called THE SONS OF NIGHT, has been in rehersal and will be produced immediately.

ADMISSION Drama Circle and Parquette 50 Cents Balcony Seats 75 Cents Family Circle 25 Cents Orchestra Stalls One Dollar Private Boxes Six and Eight Dollars

Box Office open from 8 in the morning throughout the day.

Children in Arms not admitted. This regulation will be rigidly enforced.

Treasurer Mr. W.W. Gray Box Bookkeeper Mr. F.N.Cartland

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_AN INCIDENT OF THE REVOLUTION_

A COMEDIETTA IN TWO ACTS

_By_ OLIVER BUNCE

AS PERFORMED AT LAURA KEENE'S THEATRE NEW YORK, FEB. 28, 1857

[The acting edition of this play, with the relative positions of the performers on the stage, is published by Samuel French.]

COSTUMES.

MR. ELSWORTH.--_Shad-cut brown coat, brown or black breeches, shoe-buckles._

LIEUTENANT HARRY ELSWORTH.--_Red, turned up with blue, buff breeches, high boots._

CAPTAIN ARMSTRONG.--_Blue, turned up with buff, white top boots._

MAJOR CLEVELAND.--_Red, turned up with white, breeches, high boots._

CAPTAIN ARBALD.--_The Same._

LIEUTENANT MARVIN.--_The Same._

APOLLO METCALF.--_Gray shad, square-cut suit._

THE LADIES.--_The costumes of the period of '76._

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