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The performances were pretty much the same a.
through the week. "Putnam," Jack Shepard"
" Christmas Carol" Wonderful Rope Dancing"
&c, &c. A bit Of fun came of at the Chatham.
As the curtain was about to rise for the farce, the
"Dumb Belle" one Of the actors camc forward
and said-


Ladies and 0entlsmen-In consequence Of q severe
eod Miss Reynolds u unable to sing the songs advertised
IN the bills and throws herself upon your kndness-
{" Oh, oh, 90, 90 ~ screamed the pity The farce will
therefore be- played without the aongsD cs Bah bsr-
ney you be d. ar from the PITY


The curtain then went up, and the lady appear
ed, and was greeted by handsome bouquet, pro.
baby prepared fort singing, but which the owner
was determined should net "waste its sweetness on
the desert air." song or no song.


We have several novelties promised for the COM
ing week, among which we hope to see some good
houses at the Park-a novelty which would be
highly acceptable and refreshins.