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The Daily Dispatch: May 9, 1863., [Electronic resource], article 6 (search)
Amusements. --Two theatres are open in this city and doing a flourishing business. At the Marshall to-night Mr. Theodore Hamilton, a favorite young actor, appears as Macheth. At the Varieties that really capital actor, Waller Keeble, and a lot of able coadjutors, will present comedy and farce. At Metropolitan Hall Lee Mallory holds the even tenor of his way, accumulating golden opinions with his excellent war illustrations, marc, tableaux, and vocalism. This last show is very popular with the women and children.
The Daily Dispatch: May 21, 1863., [Electronic resource], Casualties in the late battle near Fredericksburg. (search)
his Theatre are admirable, and set off acting, good or bad, to great advantage. Mr. Theo. Hamilton is leading man. At the Varieties, Franklin street, Mr. Walter Keeble, an actor of established reputation, together with Charley Morton, Miss Ella Wren, and others, well known Richmond favorites, hold the even tenor of their way, nightly filling the house with appreciative audiences. The legitimate drama has several worthy representatives in the company playing at the Varieties. Last night was given "Romeo and Juliet" in very effective style. The "Rough Diamond," a farce first introduced to the Richmond public by Sir Wm Don, concluded the evening's entertainment. At Metropolitan Hall Lee Mallory, by the versatility of his genius, always has on hand something new and acceptable for the entertainment of his visitors. The hall has lately been remodeled, and now looks like a bijou theatre. The singing, dancing, and statuary at this place are well worth the expense of a visit.