The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05
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conclude with the free of 30 AND 5Osir Llywhite,
Doom open a, at hsIepe, o'clock and the performance.
will commence 7oeioes DoTestl PIT 20 esS"; Gal
FOURTH APrEAKANCE OF MRS. POPE.
RoWERr THEAThE--Thursday Eye.,as, Novemf s.
LAZY OF IYoSsVP.uae Miss cSsms" Pope tissds
Melsotte, MI Neahe; Claws Clarke General Dam Mr.
tftsr which Pas de peux de Forge, by Miss H. and
TS conclude with the Drama of ALADDIN-Kassc. Mr..
Dire. Circle 50 esa,; Upper Boxes IS esa; PIT ,sa Gale
iTCHkLL's OLYMPIC THEATRE Thar.a,y even.
W ing N9y'5-To commence with the ALPINE MAID
After which for the third time, farce, called the
TO be ioliowed by AN OBJECT OF INTEREsT-Mr
Marmaduke Primsose. Mr. Holland.
The entertainments 10 conclude with THE TWo DUKES
-I5anio Mr. Clarke tisaeus, Miss ClI.e
CIRCUS-BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov.5.
=, -, Engand and America.
Mr. sea- e. NJ: evening only
Of Don JA M pf. @ os ne
will exhibit his tremendous and original Act of Horsemau
The celebrated Clown Cask vapiie and Antpodean Pro.
From a:y SsSs ihSihsa,7s hs.s..
snll vaung by the Company. MI. Lpmsns ofthe
hpS sors opsn s1Sas P sS 70
o'clock Boxes % cents. Pit l21s cents. rs
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
w; r. BURTON. Manager and Lessee
10 This Theatre has been thoroughly iedecoated IL shs
most gorgeous STYLE and the most beautiful Theatre
BRILLIANT ATTRACTION.
MELEE s'isi EippFssfI.%aiNs S 81
in New York and in haas h.v
the '''',ns''Rihi1VaA l.'t OF = FANNY gLssLER.
She will be assisted Nk Rer ba., that popular Artistic
Under whose dl''' Sz 81 Gi''l'l ballet Of the
~ THGRsbAY EVENING. NovEMBERs
III FEY H?si5i,
After which the 'D's"d al2 zsT ballet of the
Nh wds NJ h
Tomorrow, Madame Blange aud Mr.. Hazard.
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,
Chambers street.
THE Public respectfully informed that this elegant
establishment VII be Be .CyPep ned q ,.,s
for BALLET and ya1bAyE under tn,
direction Of Mr. Chppendale late director Nblos Gar
In the T Il rs ss:o s ShsH VII osr4 but
Madame, AUGUsTA-Her first appearance since her
H5Ss s s
NILE. 't ASss: HAzAr stt i,s CELESTE
Miss Mary Taylq Gan,
as. light Sss
FREE CONCERTS!
SELECT FREE AND EASY
Every Evening, at the STAG HOTEL" % Mercer
street, 5eween Hopard and Grand.
Commencing on T VSc&ys SSs '''7l o'clock
Mrs. Newton, Miss De Mortimer, and Mr., Collins.
n. professor viii preside at The Piano Forte
TABERNACLE.
r.u. and 70 f. kas Is. French
s''0i s E 81 bNSi Gsf;'5S5f f rF'
THURSDAY E EyE MI gas SsS g s,A.
MRS MR. E HSRER' M sISs5 5af klfEFli
AND rR iH5siE IaShG''HA
1. Grand Overture from "Gustave" executed by
q Duo Mrs Lcder and Mis-: Ko.n.Iy Ros.ini
,nS 95, ,sS, G1nce0 hs q. naS forte
H. Rondo Russo. Composed and executed
. Romance rom Anna BoIen sung by Mis-;
Kor.msky, ...,..;. 80. ........ .Donzett,
{by general desie) composed and executed
intermis,cn Of ten minutes
the Orchestra. ........... Bell mi
ARA. Mrs. +. Loder. "Ah che forse". .Bonfchi
,. Brilliant Duet on Moses in Egypt for Piano
forte and Volin-executed by Sgnor Rape
p:s da j HI: .''n
5. Variations (di Bravuraj on the celebrated Ter.
zett from LIE pre- aux Clercs," with Or
chestral arrangements. Composed and exc
The two are from Mr. Henri F.eso.
Paris andbsve been awarded the National Exhibition
Of 1874 the grand Gold Medal OF the first degree.
Mr.. TIMM will preside at the Piano forte.
Tckets-One D. liar each To be had the Music Stores
the Astor House. and at the door the evening Of the
Concert.
Doors be opened at 7. Concert at eight
O'Clock. p3rc