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Story January 24, 1886

The Waco Daily Examiner

Waco, Mclennan County, Texas

What is this article about?

The Boston Museum Company concluded its successful week-long engagement at Waco's McClelland Opera House with performances of 'Border Life' and 'Hazel Kirke.' Manager Sanford Johnson hosted a banquet for the troupe, and they received positive news from Galveston.

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The Rontos Meseiweo

Last Performance in Waco. The Banquet.

The Boston Meseuwampn completed its week's engagement at the McClelland opera house with a repetition of 'Border Life,' last night.

In the afternoon 'Hazel Kirke' was repeated as a matinee performance before a well-filled house. The audience at night was large, despite the cold. The engagement here has been a successful one, and the people of Waco have shown their appreciation of the efforts of this company to break the back of high prices, by a most liberal patronage.

Friday night Manager Sanford Johnson, of the McClelland opera house, tendered the company a banquet of oysters and wine, which was an occasion of much enjoyment.

Mr. P. J. O'Brien, business manager of the troupe, received a telegram from Galveston, the next point at which they play, to the effect that one gentleman, a friend and relative of Miss Julia Anderson, had purchased seat tickets for 'Iyanak' wishes this troupe a continued success in its tour through the state.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Theater Engagement Waco Performance Banquet Successful Tour

What entities or persons were involved?

Sanford Johnson P. J. O'brien Julia Anderson

Where did it happen?

Waco, Mcclelland Opera House

Story Details

Key Persons

Sanford Johnson P. J. O'brien Julia Anderson

Location

Waco, Mcclelland Opera House

Story Details

The company completed a successful week's engagement with performances of 'Border Life' and 'Hazel Kirke,' received liberal patronage, enjoyed a banquet hosted by the manager, and got a telegram wishing success from Galveston.

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