New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

~ ITALIAN OPERA
Admission with ie.er,sd seats. s
Admission riibo. rs,eTysc ~ sSc,ssS,,ti....... 50
ssT,.y bcads ffoH S1Iils '."'
yrpyrspsY sSs Y xpi -Wii be presented for the third
time, verdis Grand Opera in three acts
LA TRAVI 7 A.
N'd'S%s S.:. sHsAS HAs g5sE3r' II a
sisnor AMODIo, and
In the principal roles.
Musical Director and Conductor,
Nay MARETzEK
ITALIAN OPERA-Mondays. Wednesdays AID Fridays
CRAND CONCERT by the PUPILS of WARD
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iS'' Ap'' L. 'n''' 'Pf PRoGRA%ME SnIis ''' u " Il '
!. Chorus" National Anthem"
8. Chorus" MeIrily DER the Waves we Go"
T. Solo" The Blossoms on the Backthorn."
S. Chorus-"The German students Song"
g. Deesms'i9n-' Hsyne iT11 and Wei Mso;teT ter
9. Chorus-n Happy Land" ,,,,,D,
TO- Gug' Grand TsbIean.ws.hHgton'.D Dream
the dsIse. period Of the s a
and sleep: & RcPsStG e, ySn ,S s., Ps.,t: before him.
u. Solo" Row the Boat Lightly"
49, Grand Chorus The Firemeii's Chorus
I. Piano Forte solo-From NJ The Enchsntress."
2. Chorus" Away Away"
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4. Recitation" Auction Extraordinary"
81 Grand Tablcau-"T The American Union" or ashins"hS
1.-THE thirteen Coone freed from tyranny add their
bcr s new States thus glorious Confedersey OF
thirty Free and Independent States Representative states
g. Solo and Chorus" The Flag of our uniOn.",
7. Solo" Those Sunny Dsys"
9. Chorus" Daylight i Oh the Sea-
g. Solo" Kitty Clyde"
l" s'Af%' Fan ni%sTs sssnt ss Gf' street '''
y. sdo. Shons Tho N}PBs o|dP Bome,ssd M ,ss Sr5'
r. T. saic shSru The tn HashaS aStIy stIes
IS. Duet" The Dearest Spot Of Earth,
& Il GsS5 S Of sps s s
purchase Piano for the aud behet Of the PnP
of public education, Is respectfully 'ohci'ed
Tickets 25 each be had at the door Doors open at
81 o'clock; to commence at y O'clock
DURTONs NEW THEATER, BROADWAY
ID LAST NIGHT hut ONE Of THE FAREWELL PER-
'oHnSSE EYSE ANP HARRIsoN OPERA COMPANY >.
La soNNAMBULA,. -.
Sl%TT%bHiFRA DiAv0Lo-cins for the BENETiT
Ms aG 9TsA PER eaf f OF
Book open. Places secured without e1tr. charge
7 AURA KEENE's NEW THEATER,
IL No. ga Broadway, near Housonst
S0'' Lessee pecH. s"o qPs" s:ss ococt
THE NhT THE RHHTh love Hn OF '%P PkiN6E. RtfSd '
The pieces which have been Performed at Laura keene
called in complete and perfect manner than has ever
before been seen in this City. =, -
King Frederick of Prussia ia.............M Mr Burnett
Prince Frederick of Prussia. Miss Laura heene
To conclude with - ~
THE ELVES,
with all its beautiful scenery and dresses n,.,,., =,
LEGEXD-The mountaB forests OF Pssorla are nhsbnea
s said by Sptes and Elves who like the Phantom
Dancers Of Germany delight to entrap travellers into he
realms and them with their nschevous antic1
the power Of transferring the spirit they often IN
their malicious gambos give life to the newly dead stsue
fsntascay moving In the forest bur
il only during the they retain their fictitious existence
tb.. cbofu nj ".
THE MONEY QUESTION will be pro-uced immediately
u ROAD w AY II II f A r
I'D =. A. MARSHALL.."............. Sole Lessee
W. X. BLAkE........ stage Manager
begin with the Overture at
u o'clock
THIRD NIGHT OF MR.. and MRS. E. L. DAVENPORT
THIRD NIGHT OF DE SOTO.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April p, 1887
Third time in this Thester and most successfully pro-
duced in principal cities Of the Union, the tragic play
by American author
GEORGE II. MILES, esq, Of Baltimore),
DE SOTO.
Uerrando de Soto the dscoverer Of the Mis-
sippi. davenport
I1ah +. L. Davenport
The full talent Of the company in the distribution OF char
actcYs.
New and Characteristic Scenes by GEO. HESTER
Dresses properties appointments &c and appropriate.
To conclude with the Farce of COUSIN JOE.
Several attractive novelties in preparation. drama Of
Of intense interest will be acted Immediately, called
THE son or THE NIGHT.