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PALMo's THRATRR.-Last evening the burlesque
opera Of "La! Som Am De Beauties" taken
from the opera of La Somnambula," was re-
peated at this establishment, and elected roars Of
laughter from a numerous and highly respectable
audience Mrs. Phillips and Sharpe in the charac
ters OF Dnah Crow and Rosa, exhibited their mu
seal powers to a great extent, which called forth
the applause of those present. The tenor parts Of
Mr.. Holman told we'll, particularly in the Duets
with Mrs. Phillips. Messrs Lynch and Murphy
also acquitted themselves well IN their respective
characters, exciting considerable laughter by their
comic humor Mr.. Kavanagh as primo basso was
equally successful, and his good bass voice told
we'll in the chorusses. Mr.. Kneass, the director,
deserves every credit for his arrangement of tn.
music. The new piece promises to be still
greater favorite with the public, particularly the
mirth and music loving portion Of it, than the
"Virginia Girl" and is we'll worth seeing. There
are other entertainments between the acts equally
novel and interesting.