"The Philadelphia Inquirer,"—
"So great was the rush to see them, that the sale of tickets at the box-office had to be stopped half an hour before the performance. They are unquestionably excellent."
"The Philadelphia Record,"—
"It is estimated that at least one thousand people were turned away from the box-office last night, unable to obtain tickets or entrance, so great was the rush."
"The Cincinnati Commercial" says,—
"They have drawn better houses in Cincinnati than any white troupe."
"The Brooklyn Eagle" says,—
"From first to last, all are absorbed in admiration."
"The Cincinnati Inquirer" says,—