The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08
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DARK THEATRE Of Mr. CHARLES
KEdxoa T9sdsF E,sS9aER sefI SsS Ml be PEE
Kean; Peter, Fisher; Francis Barry; MRS Chas
Kean Countess winteen Mrs Abbott ciaudine' Mrs Bur
10 eonelude with tue HoNEYMo9N-Duks Aran1s. Nj
Chas Ksaa; Jacques B.s, Koisndo, Dyotti Juana Mrs
Doors open ocoek and the psriomanees Will com
T9;;aay a.s sa
Julia Dean Stranger NeaGe feter Hadaway Countess. Mrs
yuans Miss Julia Dean; Duke Aranra Mr. N.s6e JACQUES.
Hadawey Voante. Mrs Sergeant; Zamora' Madison; Hos
Doors open o'clock curtain viii rise at hall past
CAsILE GARDEN. WIN y. sIsa.ye rT0mspsHs,,
TR0PE % % Monday
an
ss;s,f Ss' rang! '' Of 6iSosHoR&%s
Of DIssoLvING VIEWS and
The amusement to commence at quarter to precisely
Adm1mce IS cents.
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Doors open at half past O'Clock: entertainments CON-
APOLLO ROOMS.
MADEMoIsELLE RACHEL respectfully informs the
NA public of Now FIST YS5s I' cobssScERr
ON wEps sEs b.aSf 4 sE 81 asSla sSH
On which occasion she w be assisted by the following Pro-
MILE RACHEL, Cher first appearance in Ame-
Monsr JtL:s HEGHr, iicm Frankfort. hi:
HERR %i a fSnp Ii spohi from 00A'
. EASEL his hrst appearanee) tioiln
M. JOHN NIL .;.....:....;.;... fiautist
M Fs5asss$ IL iii,
And Mr. GEO IoDER under whose direction the Con.
cert will be g,en.l
will be shortly issued 50 3teodrc
The RENOWNED SHAKER FAMILY,
w Hall .Bropilyn, this Tuesday evening september g.
for one night only. s8lt.r
CONCERT EXTRAORDINARY
THE MASTERS BULLOCK and COLE, and Miss Ann
Maria Cole IssPsss.y inform the citizens Of New
under the direction Of their teacher Mr. James Best
violino PIi@ozMas,er George Bullock, asedlsyeas.
voIamMnIs,er Henry Bullock aged 10 years
fisnoore-Msster George Bullock aud Miss Anne Maria
PROGRAMME.
i-oyeTureIT ancredi, Quatuor-viOlins, viola and
a-Eaaiass theme. from Rossinii's Nose in -
liz T,smolosGspTee Sacred Melody, BY 49,.
s-Fsnias'e Conesrssnt..La wi..e da Due de
MISUNDERSTANDING violin and viooncello Louis
PART III.
1-Overture-Grand NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Kuffner
2-Duo-V ariations brlllante, theme from Mey
erbeers " II Crociato"-Panofore Herr
l-Caprce and variations on theme from Bellins
Noma"-violoncello. ........................M Mine
The precision and taste with which these youthful perform
ers execute the various allotted them have
failed TO command the admiration Of large and
audiences composed OF the elite of their native city, with
whom they great favoes. They have also had the
honor OF performing before Ole Bull and other
artistes all of whom themselves highly delighted
not only with the sight Of novelty but also with
the wonde proficiency these youths have early
ed Their teacher in announcing their first Concert in this
CITY, respectfully invites the attention OF the public TO the
character and variety Of the music embraced in their pro-
gramne glance at which, consisting as IL does OF beaut
,p SELECTION Of Instrumental Music arranged Solos Duos
Tros Quar'etes and untetes, lntenpesed with Songs,
Duets and Glees he atters himself will them that
the OF these youths irrespective of their
afford musical ofa highly respectable character.
Tickets so be had the principal Music Stores
and the door; Children under l2 Of half
Doors open at IA o'clock. Concert to commence M8
Sc Otis eod~rc
kItiNOR LOUIS MARTINI. Professor of Singing, Will