BALTIMORE MUSEUM.
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n3- FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MR., ]. l..
GALLAGHER.-On SATURDAY EVENING, Au-
gust lst, 1916. Mr. Gallagher respectfully offers to
the patrons of the Museum, his friends and the pub
lie large, the expression of his thanks for many
acts of Kindness and favor he has ever continued TO
receive from them during the progress Of three years.
which he has had the honor professionally to ap-
pear before them; and, in now taking his leave, he
tenders, for their patronage, such a WELL Sc
LECTED BILL as he trusts may merit their ap-
probation--it will consist of new and beautiful
drama, of the most intense interest, entitled


THE JEWESS;


OR, A DREAM OF FATE!


Sarah, (the Jewess) Miss A. FISHER Reuben
Clissold Mr.. GALLAGHER.


To conclude with the highly laughable farce of


THE OMNIBUS.


jy302t Pat Rooney, Mr.. GALLAGHER.