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The Daily Dispatch: December 1, 1860., [Electronic resource], article 4 (search)
The Concert at Mechanics' Hall this afternoon, by Miss Caroline Richings, aided by other popular vocalists, cannot fail to attract the attention of all lovers of fine vocalism, and especially that of the ladies. Miss Richings, during her engagements in Richmond, has so won upon the popular favor that she has been nightly greeted by fashionable audiences; and now that she is about to leave the city, she has kindly consented to give an entertainment for the gratification of those who do notlism, and especially that of the ladies. Miss Richings, during her engagements in Richmond, has so won upon the popular favor that she has been nightly greeted by fashionable audiences; and now that she is about to leave the city, she has kindly consented to give an entertainment for the gratification of those who do not attend the Theatre. As will be seen by the bills, the programme is a rich and varied one, and the entertainment will no doubt prove highly gratifying to all who witness it.
The Daily Dispatch: December 1, 1860., [Electronic resource], New blasting Powder. (search)
Theatrical and Musical. Mr. Peter Richings and his accomplished daughter will terminate their protracted and successful engagement at the Richmond Theatre to-night. An unusually attractive programme is announced. Miss Caroline Richings' Concert, at the Mechanics' Institute, this afternoon, will afford those among our citizens who do not drama an opportunity of hearing in song. She will, more Fellow's beau- Miss Richings Kunkel orchestra will undoubtedly be Theatrical and Musical. Mr. Peter Richings and his accomplished daughter will terminate their protracted and successful engagement at the Richmond Theatre to-night. An unusually attractive programme is announced. Miss Caroline Richings' Concert, at the Mechanics' Institute, this afternoon, will afford those among our citizens who do not drama an opportunity of hearing in song. She will, more Fellow's beau- Miss Richings Kunkel orchestra will undoubtedly be