“Ladies free on Friday evenings.”

“…Miss Morgan sang a number of fresh songs, in which her fine soprano voice was heard to great advantage, and which elicited liberal applause. Miss Clifton’s chief attraction consists of the wonderful celerity with which she makes complete changes of her gorgeously rich female costumes. As a vocalist she is fair, and her songs were so familiar to the public ear that the boys in the gallery sang with due effect the choruses of them. Still her performances were successful. Blanche Selwyn continued her male character songs, winning liberal applause for her vocalism and easy, off-hand manners. Tony Pastor sang a new song entitled ‘The Fairy Queen,’ which seems destined to become quite popular, as the air is catching. In response to encores, he gave the freshest from his repertory…”