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... Longfellow, 871.—Price 3d. “The Merry Maids of England Quadrille,” by E. Reyloff, 873-4. —Price 6d. “Apple Peelin’’, & Independence Day,” two of the Yankee Girl’s Songs sung Mrs. Barney Williams, 855-G. —Price Gd. # * Mr. Davidson having purchased all the ...
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... ness of the gestures, or the absurdity of the costume. But we had a new American song incorporated into it, called Independence Day, the precise purport of which wa failed to gather, though we were moved to laughter, in common with the house generally ...
... rustic, a French opera dancer, a Dutch officer, and a Yankee girl, in which character she sings a new song entitled Independence Day. The personations were capital, but the Yankee girl was inimitable —so richly national, so quaint and racy, so full ...
... Saccarappee, a live Yankee girl, who so teazes and bewilders the old gentleman with her rights and privileges and'her Independence Day, that he at last breaks out with a wish for the return of his English lass Letty, and finds her, to his infinite my ...
... rustic, a French opera dancer, a Dutch officer, and a Yankee girl, in which character she sings a new song entitled Independence Day. The personations were capital, but the Yankee girl was inimitable —so richly national, so quaint and racy, so full ...
... The Irish, German, and French dialects been assumed, one Mrs. Williams's ' 'ji* lB ' Mmplete the series, a new sotf, Independence Day,' Is added to that New England ■ repertory which many classic specimens sra familiar to every inhabitant London. We have ...
... as a French, Irish, Dutch, and finally Yankee candidate for the place. In the latter character she sings a new song— Independence Day. The farce was extremely well received, and the actress very warmly applauded. ...
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... dialects having been assumed, one of Mrs. Williams's favourite Yankee gals completes the series, and a new song, Independence Day, is added to that New England repertory of which many classic specimens are familiar to every inhabitant of London. ...
... [FEBRUARY 28, 1857 new song, Independence Day, is added to that N England repertory of which many classic specimen are familiar to every inhabitant of London. We ' now, at last something really attractive in American acting. Not only does Mrs. Barney ...
... dialects having been assumed, one of Mrs. Williams's favourite Yankee •* gals completes the series, and a new song. Independence Day, is added to that New England repertory of which many classic specimens are familiar to every inhabitant of London. ...