The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-22
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BROADWAY THEATRE. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
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Of oT6 ELL9-oshelo, Mr. Forrest IaSc Mr. Conway
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NiIBL.sos GARDEN sIs MANAGER Mr. JOHN SETON
at sioss The SonSsria favs Family Last
have he
wing at The aad talent
BY the sss
so%n9: n@Sd, Sept 2 T. With H. the Iaaso
cude with fairy comic psnsDmime Of RA0UL
DRoUGHAMs LYcEUM. BROADWAY. NEAR BRooME
- street Doors open st7 to begin o'clock Dress
shessSs Seats; 81 Private Bosss Msadsy evening Sept.
B. ayssa ies M ,nns
dun, MT q X. Mason; BanquO, Mr.. Foster LennoS NJ.
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By ns fas d ' Ssux H. sss
and Miss NJ. Tayleura
TIE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
Will give her arst Concert in Amsrics, al
TRIpLEa HALL TUESDAY, sEPT. % 1881.
PROGRAMME:
M. Hnrustas BIsaap and Herr aoas;. '-'''
DAn'' a' s Massns M.rsat 'V'r'
PSs AZ riaRasi har4 M'y'''s''
The Flowers of the An old Scotch Ballad
Aria" II Bivacco". .Bastista
BAllsd-"why do Weep for Thee. ........w Wallace
Mss CArHERINE HAYES.
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Swiss Song The Happy sw1sr; .Xengis
"The Harp that through Tasas Halls Irish Ballad
nw ' saSa%s Bsrsasss Marss.sit .-a'@'''
Miss CArHiraaiSsr HAYES. ~ ''''' -
Song In this old ch Mr. 4. RrsSsn Bale
H'nd' Ms nVS STpSs S'n'
erands Finale Instrumentse.
,ea oTshs,r, than psrsrmr the
% new YORK. has been engaged IL
.ss D ., AS9 s. Yin
the msnuf.etOry,Of j. Chckerins,
procured JSss music sssre, ,dEss; at Halls
Doors OPEN at cSuoe sS rp at
sToR PLACE OPERA HoUsE.-ADNIssIoN, 50
een's The wonders sominsnoe e. s Professor Ander.
tie With w b s1a have
his first in America In Of prior
ri III. Of nyF for and S
would not satisfied With three per Week ProsssoS
has Given up this place to the swan Of Erin Max
q Che Opera House which he asGeped
& ss uSa 'ass he T
this elegant theatre where the es.ertanmsnt will be seea
ga and until fartSer notice. he viii appear
wonders which sre sd%it,sd universally by the New
Yorh to have no parallel in the world average attend
zoo the Opera Ionse win
numbered pa be secured application, from 10
An early ,ppNess.n S A.ts. p,ss
al pat 20 CENTS grand day performance on Saturday
NOTICE INPoRTANT;-rHIs EVENING, PRoFEs,
every evening. 90 cents to all parts.
JUDIcIoUs L-ENrExrAIsMENr STILL
more eaeetiv..Profs.sor Andsrsons grand soiress
Admission 90 cents Open At u eomnsnce at o'clock.
TuIs EVENING, PROFESSOR ANDERSON AT THE
AstSr place Opera House. and every evening 80 cents
Il riuse at the Astor place Opera House. m're attrae-
THIS EvENING.-AsToR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.
Professor Anderson every evening. Tickets % cents
TICKETS FOR PROFESSOR ANDEssoN,s GRAND
be had a. G. Jollis 300 Broad.ay at the Hotels and
at the Opera House. 80 cents to all parts.
CHALLENGE TO HERR KIsr. NOW PERFORMING
~ the Circus Mons goire. the great modern Her
cuts now performing the franklin Museum l76 Chatham
iV ssn carry arr heavy sss weighs as
70 Herr K s 70 Of the same description
he does by strength. The money ready at Any TINA
7 Asst NIGHT-MR DENPsTERs LAST BALLAD EN-
IL will be given at the Tabernacle, wednes
day eyenipg SEPT. St-ihs sPo. where vas
Lonely Auid Wife," Evening Song" my Boy fanny;
Lament Of the Irish nisrant The Death OF Wsrren;
"The Blind Boy" f" I'm Ainne, all Alone TAX Yer Aud
Cioak about Ye;" and 1.-THE May Qaeen, In three parts
Tiskets 50 eents. To com nence at o'clock.
MANAGERS OF THEATaE7, MUSEUMS. AND OTHER
I places Of amusement. wishing to make engagements
with Monsieur Greg,re the ttsonge;s man ia the world
has never in the United States and who will
any the world Cor strength make ap-
plioation GEORGE Lea Franklin Museum, 75 Chatham