The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-30
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PARK THEAras.
BENEFIT OF MR.. sEGUlN.
Tuesday Evening, December 80,
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Amilie, young Orphan. -. Mrs seguin.
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Price Of AdmlisoasoI-s, 81 M, 80 crss, Gallery
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eONERY TREATaT1.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
Tuesday Evening, December so,
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oneacts6, an Indian Chief Mr. Mr. j. j. K. Scott
To conclude with
hchard Darvh Mr.. J X Scott.
Ernest n Ma,Taven. Mr.. Davenport
Bo.s. CENTS second and Third Tsrs s; q c.
Doors will ha past the eurta= will ris-.,7
BOWERY CIRCUS.
BENEFIT OF J; BURTEss AND JOE NILES.
Tuesday Evening, December 30,
The best Rider in Areric viii appear this OCCASION be-
. sides great variety q other entertainments.
NV YEARS BAY SfI sere will be Grand Gala
at the Bowerg Circus $50 ltrc
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
AMATEUR rERF 60 INA SGd FOR THE BENEFIT
Tuesday Evening, December 80, Is45,
- Characters by the Amateurs.
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Tickets One Dollar, 10 admit gentleman ard lady.
al hali-ptst six--erormance
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PHILADELPHIA
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MRS. AND MIR G KEAN's SECOND SS NIGHT.
Tuesday Evening December 30. Is45,
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@ II TH h iS"s Mr. Dunn
ARCH sTREET THEATssJs,
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Tuesday Eveniag, Decemsse 80.
WIZ a E ofEsc;fn' BA Ks SFW5iEsfffhy of
a aiH,se s.'n~.i Mrs Mrs E Es4ss
LOVE AND CASH
10 SHhS rs sSI&sS of'hs
The White Knight, Mr.. Burke; Red Knight, Mr.. Davis
Black Knight, Mr. stevens
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
flndsf the management of
WELCR, MANN AND DELAVAN;
Is opened throughout the Winter Season brilliant
combination OF uuspproachabs E9uesrian Folt,geur and
Gymnasts murvaed Ia the great Equine Temples of
France and England
The limits advertisement viii barely admit of
cpve list Of of the highly gifted artists of this great
IN THE FEMALE CLASS
MADAME MACAkTt, First Principal.
MRS. HOWARD First Scene Equestrian.
MRS. f. WOODS, an Alamande and Two Horse Equestrian.
Fanciiui and Neurological characters,
MISS l.. WELLS.
Principal Male Equestfians. LEVI NORTH and T. V.
TURNER
First Equestrian Panomist c. J. ROGERS
New School Backward Rider with East Indian Effects,
SIGNOR GERMANI
Two and kDur Horse Equestrian and Postionist j. j.
NAIHANS.
His pupils are w Cincade and Little Pastor.
Personfer OF Local Characters, &c MR. r WOODS.
Principal Arena Equestrian, W. =. CAROL.
First Vaulter of the Troupe, Mr.. McFARLAND.
Equilibrist and Posturer, MR.. @ DUNBAR.
Clowns, MEssRs; MAY and WILLS.
Ring Maste-, II. NICHOLS
Professional Comic Vocalists, MESSRs. DTCKENSON,
LATHhOP WEAVER and Kt LILY.
large company Of Rough Riders An Orchestra full and
efhcen led by Mr.: MYERS, late Of the Park Theatre
The numerous splendid Costumes by Mr. A. J. ALLEN:
The Box Ofhce open from 9ocock IN the morning unit
O'clock PM where attention will be paid to the public