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On the 30th she v/as presented in her assertedly autobiograph- ical play, Lola Monte 2 in Bavaria * As a dancer and actress Lola was not an unqualified success, but she excited Interest enough for the Chapmans to present a burlesque of her play by Dr. Robinson at San Francisco Hall on June 20, called V/ho ' s Got The Countess ?
THE AMERICAN CLOSES ITS DOORS On Christmas Eve 1853 the third "colossal" theatre of San Francisco, the Metropolitan, was opened and from that time on the American was re...legated to a secondary position from which it never fully recovered. Very fev>f performances are listed there during 1854, partly due perhaps to the be- ginnings of the first financial depression the city had suf- fered, and in July of that year the American I v/as forced to close its doors. One event of later theatrical importance, however, occurred on March 18, 1854, when Charles Thorne Jr., — then a child and later one of the bright lights of the New York stage — made his first appearance on any stage cji Ali , the Slave, in his father's presentation of Monte Oris to .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the 30th she v/as presented in her assertedly autobiograph- ical play, Lola Monte 2 in Bavaria * As a dancer and actress Lola was not an unqualified success, but she excited Interest enough for the Chapmans to present a burlesque of her play by Dr. Robinson at San Francisco Hall on June 20, called V/ho ' s Got The Countess ?
THE AMERICAN CLOSES ITS DOORS On Christmas Eve 1853 the third "colossal" theatre of San Francisco, the Metropolitan, was opened and from that time on the American was re...legated to a secondary position from which it never fully recovered. Very fev>f performances are listed there during 1854, partly due perhaps to the be- ginnings of the first financial depression the city had suf- fered, and in July of that year the American I v/as forced to close its doors. One event of later theatrical importance, however, occurred on March 18, 1854, when Charles Thorne Jr., — then a child and later one of the bright lights of the New York stage — made his first appearance on any stage cji Ali , the Slave, in his father's presentation of Monte Oris to .
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