THATCHER'S ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr. Daniklfi, the talented ban tone, took bis benefit at bho Priuce of Wales Theatre last evening before a good audience. A. performer is usually in good spirits on the night of hie benefit, aod last ereuiug the beneficier formed do exception to the rule. Hi§ songs were all given with spirit, and, being wellselected, were a treat iv themselves. Apologie* w«re received from two amateurs who promised to assist. Mrs. Thatcher contributed her able assistance, and sang some of her best pieces. The songs of the "inimitable," however, formed, as usual, the chief attraction, and his humorous remarks and keen satire, which were dealt out uugparingly on many local celebrities, were the sourct of coutinual merriment.
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3753, 29 July 1869, Page 4
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119THATCHER'S ENTERTAINMENT. Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3753, 29 July 1869, Page 4
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