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( «e* <ttw«pfTt & « tfcjqfocv- . pfastf^ni «t«rc*t!i ^ffcsrar fWafrW&^fol f^Jt^ara m i “THE NATIVE THEATRE. 1. K “This private theatre, got up Jkbout two years ago, is still supported by Babii Nobin Cbander Bose. It is situated in the residence of the proprietor at Slyim Bazar, where four or live plays were acted during the year. These are native per- formances, "by people entirely t Hindus, after the English fashion^iiv the vernacular* language of their country; and wlaet elates us with joy, as it sh^ulddo all the friehds ot Indian'improvement, is sex of Bengal are always seen* that the fair on the stage, as the female* party are ali&oBt exclusively performed by Hindu women. „
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pleasure of attending«at a play one evening dtiilu^the last full moon
apd we must acknowledge that we were highly delighted. Thb'house was crowded by upwards d$ « thousand visitors, of all sorts, Hindus, Muhammadans, and sdme Europeans and East Indians, who were equally
