Theater playbill for Miss Marion Macarthy and H.M.B. Macarthy in "Love's Sacrifice" and "The Irish Tutor" at the Worcester Dramatic Museum, Worcester, Massachusetts, September 6, 1853

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Worcester Dramatic Museum! Lessees, Gates & Brown, acting & stage manager, J.G. Cartlich, proprietor, C.S. Davis. Now open for the Fall & Winter season. Triumphant success of the great dramatic company! ... Miss Marion Macarthy, the charming and accomplished vocalist, recently from Europe, and her brother, H.M.B. Macarthy, having been honored with enthusiastic approbation and a hearty encore, will appear every evening in a variety of beautiful singing. All the old favorites and many new candidates for public favor. To-night an intellectual feast. Immense play & farce. On Tuesday, evening, Sept. 6th, 1853, will be acted the beautiful play in 5 acts, entitled "Love's Sacrifice! or, The Rival Merchants" The orchestra, composed of artists of acknowledged talent, will execute several beautiful overtures. Leader and musical director, Mr. Reinicke. At the end of the play, Miss Marion Macarthy will sing "Kate Kearney" To be followed by the popular comic song, called the Finnigans, (as received last evening with prolonged applause,) by Mr. H.M.B. Macarthy. To conclude with the truly laughable farce, entitled "The Irish Tutor! or, New Lights".