The green monster
by Gabriel Ravel
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Boston Theatre, Thomas Barry, lessee and manager , J.B. Wright, assistant manager. Brilliant attractions! for the benefit of Marietta Zanfretta, and her first appearance since her severe accident. Farewell engagement of the incomparable Ravels, Gabriel, Antoine, and Jerome, the peerless brothers ... the talented and beautiful Signorina Teresa Rolla, whoe great reputation is nightly increasing in public favor. The wonderful and dashing Marietta Zanfretta, and the double troupe of pantomimists, a magnificent combination of great artists! Never excelled in Europe or America. "Green Monster!" to-night. Received with roars of laughter. Gabriel in his great original character of Harlequin! Antoine in his great original character of the White Knight! Mr. John Gilbert, Mr. W. Davidge, Mr. Davenport, and Miss Ida Vernon in the new Comedy ... This, Monday evening, March 1, 1858, will be presented, third time this season, the famed comic fairy pantomime, invented by Jerome Ravel, entitled the "Green Monster" with beautiful scenery, costumes, new machinery, tricks and transformations ... After which, evolutions on the tight rope! on which M'lle Marietta Zanfretta the first female rope dancer of Europe, from the celebrated establishment of Franconi, in Paris, will perform a grand pas gracieux, without balance pole, in female costume. Her first appearance since her severe accident. Master Chiarini, Miss Chiarini, and A. Lehmann, the great pannier dancer, will also appear.
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