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Untitled [Another eminent American, to wit, Buffalo Bill] The Sporting Life London, England May 4, 1887 Buffalo Bill Center of the West; MS6, William F. Cody collection MS6.3681.003.10 (Oakley scrapbook)

Texts Newspapers Buffalo Bill's Wild West in Britain Lakota Performers American Indians Firearms Indians of North America Lyceum Theatre (London, England) Sharpshooters Theatre Royal, Drury Lane (London, England) Traveling exhibitions Butler, Frank E., 1852?-1926 Oakley, Annie, 1860-1926 Weakly, Laura K. Initial encoding Clark, L. Hanna, Sam Kinnen, Anna Roberts, Briana Proofreading University of Nebraska-Lincoln Crowdsourcing (transcribe.unl.edu) Transcription The Sporting Life, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4.

ANOTHER eminent American, to wit, Buffalo Bill, has also been making a sensation, as he and his companions have been "doing" the theatres, much to the delight of sightseers. Red Indians in the stalls of the Lyceum and Drury Lane are not to be seen every day, or rather night. Just as we go to press we have received a very pleasing photograph of Miss Annie Oakley ("Little Sure Shot"), for which we have to thank Mr. Frank Butler.