The Maritime Heritage Project ~~ International Harbors Travel
Daily Alta California, February 5, 1852
THEATRICAL ARRIVALS.--
By the steamship Pacific, which arrived last
evening, we are pleased to notice the arrival of Mrs. Alexina Fisher Baker
and her husband, Mr. Lewis Baker.
Mrs. Baker is well known to all our theatre goers from the Atlantic States,
under her maiden name of Alexina Fisher, and those who visited the Chesnut
Street Theatre in Philadelphia a few years since, and later in the Broadway
Theatre, New York, will well recollect her and be ready to give her a hearty
welcome upon her arrival on the shores of the Pacific. Mrs. Baker is a pleasing
and powerful actress, but she is too well know by the theatre-going community
to require our enconiums.
Mr. Lewis Baker we have never had the pleasure of seeing professionally,
but the press of New York and Philadelphia speak of him in the highest terms
as an actor of no ordinary merit.
Upon their departure from Philadelphia a complimentary benefit was given
to Mrs. Baker at the Chesnut Street Theatre, which is represented as having
been a deeply interesting affair. We congratulate our community upon the
arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Baker, whom we shall probably have the pleasure
of seeing on the boards ere long.
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, Daily
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