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SCENE. -- _The auditorium of a Music Hall, the patrons of which are respectable, but in no sense "smart. " The occupants of the higher-priced seats appear to have dropped in less for the purpose of enjoying the entertainment than of discussing their private affairs -- though this does not prevent them from applauding everything with generous impartiality._
THE CHAIRMAN. Ladies and Gentlemen, the Celebrated Character-Duettists and Variety Artistes, the Sisters Silvertwang, will appear next!