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San Francisco (California, United States) (search for this): article 6
Joey (search for this): article 6
A card from Miss Joey Guggenheim--she refuses to play on Sunday night.
In the San Francisco Alta California appears the following card from Miss Joey Guggenheim, a young lady well known in theatrical circles, in which she takes positive (and, as we think, very just) grounds against performing on the Sabbath.
The card is published in vindication of herself against the persecutions of the manager of the Metropolitan Theatre, and it is but justice to Miss Joey to say that it gives evidence of ample ability to "weed her own row" through this mundane world:
Editors Alta California: As the public of San Francisco cannot know why I did not appear last evening at the Metropolitan Theatre, as announced in the bills and advertisements, I feel it my duty to give an explanation, and would be thankful for a place in your paper.
I was engaged at the above-named theatre for four weeks, with the privilege of eight, and made my appearance in the new piece entitled "The Elves, or The S
H. Coad (search for this): article 6
Rogers (search for this): article 6
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Joey Guggenheim (search for this): article 6
A card from Miss Joey Guggenheim--she refuses to play on Sunday night.
In the San Francisco Alta California appears the following card from Miss Joey Guggenheim, a young lady well known in theatrical circles, in which she takes positive (and, as we think, very just) grounds against performing on the Sabbath.
The card is pubMiss Joey Guggenheim, a young lady well known in theatrical circles, in which she takes positive (and, as we think, very just) grounds against performing on the Sabbath.
The card is published in vindication of herself against the persecutions of the manager of the Metropolitan Theatre, and it is but justice to Miss Joey to say that it gives evidence of ample ability to "weed her own row" through this mundane world:
Editors Alta California: As the public of San Francisco cannot know why I did not appear last n Theatre, for, in self-respect, I could not descend to such a thing.
I owed an explanation to the public — I have made it; and, having done so, I must decline all further notice of the affair. I am, respectfully, The public's grateful servant, Joey Guggenheim. International Hotel, San Francisco, Tuesday, October 1, 1861.
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Chase (search for this): article 6
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