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The Daily Dispatch: April 9, 1862., [Electronic resource], Metropolitan Hall. (search)
Metropolitan Hall. --At this popular place of amusement, Lee Mallory's "War Illustratrations " draws still all who appreciate the superb in landscape painting and the inventive craft of the maker and mover of the automatic drama. From the first to the last act, each painted scene and seemingly vitalized figure, superinduces that illusion which gives, for the nonce, a life-like reality to the exhibition of rural life and battle pictures. --Another grand matinee takes place at 11 o'clk to-m the first to the last act, each painted scene and seemingly vitalized figure, superinduces that illusion which gives, for the nonce, a life-like reality to the exhibition of rural life and battle pictures. --Another grand matinee takes place at 11 o'clk to-day, when our juvenile population will have a chance of enjoying the beautiful and the picturesque, linked with the mirth-provoking antics of automations. We learn that Mr. Mallory has in preparation some taking additions to the diorama.
The Daily Dispatch: April 9, 1862., [Electronic resource], By Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers. (search)
Pante Chnoptonmon.Metropolitan Hall. D. BidwellLessee (Also, proprietor of Academy of Music, New Crieans, La.) Lee MalloryActing Manager. Magnificent Scenic and Automatic Spectacle! Five Hundred Thousand Life like Figures. Ler Mallory's War Illustrations. Benefit of the Ladies' National Defence Association, of Richmond All tickets sold by the above are good for admission at any advertised exhinition. This great work of art, unsurpassed, oMallory's War Illustrations. Benefit of the Ladies' National Defence Association, of Richmond All tickets sold by the above are good for admission at any advertised exhinition. This great work of art, unsurpassed, of its kind, either in the Old or the New World, and which was exhibited to crowded houses upwards of One Hundred Consecutive Nights In New Orleans, Will be opened for time in this city Thursday Night, 27th March. And every Night untill further notice also, on Wednesday and Saturday, at 11 o'clock A. M., fro the accommodation of Ladies and Juvenites. The panoramic views, showing of attractive localities in New Orleans; the departure of the Washington Artillery, and of rural