THE CAMPANnInGIAns
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Let MUSIC sound while he doth make his choice; Then, if he LOSE, he makes a swan like end,

 Fading in music"

 So wrote the bard of Avon; but heaven foreIend that these words should apply to our friends Ludlow & &Smh managers of the theatre; yet we must con- ess we trembe for them, knowi ing what we do in re- latlon 10 their engagement with the musical bes.- The terms that we hear to be given these mus- cal gentlemen, far exceed our ideas the proper re- muneration for times that try mems pockas-but per- haps it's all right. Certain is it, that 1.-the public find these men as wonderful they generally re- presented to be. there need ex,s doubt that the theatre will be filled even at the advanced rates of entrance.