For the Arkansas Intellipencer.
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Mr.. EDroR:-When on visit, at Fort Gibson


=, attended Theatrical performance, given by the


ihespian Orps of the Fort. The evenings en-,


ter'ainmnet commenced with Jerrolds admired
drama Of 'llack Eyed Susan;" the part of VIII


'iam' 'rhl'edby Mr.. Barr, was masterpiece Of
acting and showed all the look and action of fine
young sailor the other parts were sustained with
talent tha would do honor to some of our
argest houses in the. East. While the play wen,
on the dropping of pin might have been heard,
and when itended, the tremendous burst of ap.
piause told how the hearts of those present leaped
up like one. Next came the song and dance, of
which could say much 10 please; and the farce
OF deaf as POST concluded the evenings en-.
tertainments. "hch was played with life and spir-
IT, aGd brought down peals of laughter throughout
the piece. Much praise is due the society for the
hitting up and taste displayed on the scenery and
decorations around the interior, (done by you ng
artist belonging TO the Corps,) and for tho per-
iect order and decorum observed. The house was
hIled to overlooking. and the gay appearance of
The ladies', the officers of the Post, and the SOL
1'ers of the respective regiments stationed there,
made me think had returned to my home of ga.
ely and pleasure. Visters at the post, by attend
ing the performances will derive much inteIec tua
qualification and innocent mrth, and the most fas
'dous need not fear Of seeing anything immoral
Dr. improper. II.


Cherokee ~, September. 1874.