Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19
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pAxK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MR. KEE..
4 LEY-THIs EVENING VIA We psriermsd the Comedy
vIcToRINE- MI. Keeleyveosioe, Mrs. Kelley
TRUTiL-AIfred de wailback Mr.. Riehings Mrs.
Keelsy.
TOO LATE FOR DINNER-Frank Poppieton, Mr. Balls
Nicholas Twill, Mr. Keeey-Mss somerton Mrs. Gunner
IL Doors open al PERFORMANCES Al "A O'clock
Boxes si-Pit so cents-Galery 25
A MrEEiCAN THEATRE, how Ehf-
No F NJ S k Mr.
GaiesLrhomas Acknowledgment, Mrs. Conduit.
TIE FRENCH sPY-Tiamet Caramanly,a Wild Arab Boy,
Mademesee Celrste-CoI DE Courcy, Mr.. Jamieson-Mo-
BANNED Mr. Addis-rony Bayard, Mr. Gates
DEAD sHoT-TInd, Mr. Mitchell-Iouisa Mrs. Flynn
AZ Doors 64-perrormaaces at n o'clock
Boxes IS cents-Ph s7l cents-Galery IS cents.
E.AANKh!N sTHr.ArkE.-Ms sTICKNEY's
JACOB FAIThFTL-Jacob Faithful. Mr.. Thoman-Young
Tom beazy, w Seiton-sIary Stspletoa, Mrs. Preston
GREAT WINGLEBURY DUEL-Alexander Trott, Mr..
Thoman-Mss Julia Manners, Mrs. Preston.
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTs-sir Giles overresch,
THE MUMMY-Tim Tact, MIR. J. Seton-Jenny Mrs. Stick
II Doors open at cperiormances commence at Il O'Clock
precisely. Boxes 80 cents-Pit IS cents.
NIRL0,s GARDEN.-MoNDAy EVENING, June
well known establishment will be opened TOR the recepsu Of
visitors on Monday evening June ah 1887 The proprietor
amuse and CRAFTY has he trusts made
for their entertainment the approaching will
The during the season viii be varied attrac-
acv and OF the first order and given every evening in the
Arrangements arein for the representation of Petit
Opens and Vaudeyes as given in Paris and at Madame YES
The GRAND SALOON has been re embellished and deco
raed-the walks and Flower Beds have been newly laid
and stacked with the choicest plants, kc the effect Of which
will be enanced by the addition Of numerous Tranparence
multiplying mirrors &c, and the destinations of Music viii
be added the pure and refreshing stream Of the cooling Foun
h snn ns R % OF the 70 h ART
,eced a, engagement with that popular Vocalist MRS BAL
LEY taie MISS wATSON1 who will appear for limited
Also that fssorte Vocalist, MRS KNIGHT, makes her first
MIR L. BISHOP the celebrated Vocalist from the Theatres
London, Edinburgh Paris &c, is also engaged tor short pc
rod and viii make his first appearance before New York
MR.. MASON Qrom the London Concers) win also have
The honor OF making his first appearance and will perform
| Grand Concerto on the Trumpet
inendence of MR. WATSON late Composer to the Theatre
Covent Garden, and English Opera iouseand Member Of
the Royal Academy of Music iond-n who is engaged
pressy for this purpose and win preside the Piano Forte
The Orchestral Performers selected from the choicest ia
lent to be found in this country, and will united form
Ss,io9 Of Musical talent not 70 Be- s9"ae il 'h Union
pal Violinst at the Italian Opera House.
a xGsn asa @ %sn r 1fei My
first appeaancel Mr. Mason, sgnor Aupck signor Casolni
Mr. MARKS Mr. Christian, Mr. Cramer Mr. Cleyaer, Mr.. Tay
Conference.-The. WATSON, who will preside the Piano
Tue Concert will commence al O'Clock.
H. Tickets SO cents-children half price,
Omnbuses will and from the City Hotel to the Gar
den during the evening
az limited number of Season Tickets will NJ disposed
Of je9
CASTLE GARDEN.-H MARSH respectfully m
ors bis patrons and the public that the Garden having
ractve style, l. open for the
His well known and justly celebrated Band, under the irec
ton OF Mr. Thomas Dks leader, re-eagaged and viii
perform the most approved oserures Marches 1c every
pleasant evening.
NIB piece OF FIREWORKS every fair evening at min.
O'Clock.
Abundance one shilling for which refreshments will be fur
nished at the bar. JET