The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24
ANUSEHlEgTS.
EOuD's MINSTREIs
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NOVELTY AFTER NOVELTY.
The proprietor az Woods tuilpgs h,s added ~ his
always p'peisr programme feature whrh, = orgina,
h. may 1ihoui the fear o. laying himself open 80 she caTss
ofvapty say words detail with regard u the mlt,r
@ IN b n E jews ss espns ~ h be s
@ Nd ssrsa o III ~ G% sas ~ ~ not as
TIM The public should have any doubt q WIN i entitled %
pnreny treats ane asn@ss q Snishas
ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENTS
SAn 10 os esn s'. been assaea Ss
scale Of ~ '''''''' ''''1''9 - So '' 'N
marred i; tone q dclcecy AMI now
persadcs it, where the feelings OF the tasiious were some
times shocked BY broad ausion determination now ap
d esass II Mr Wood kes To himself he d
having done much bring about this very necessary reform
due and no than wha, the public have by their more
Than liberal patronage declared over and over again. to be
Having said thus much justice himself Mr. Wood begs
70 offer few words explanatory Of the style of amusement
same time perfectly in kespng with Ethiopian enterssia
Nh Wood that series Of vo,.,.s
the idea at although he forced to expend Al
yet account show ed baisnee right end
fore the QUEENS Of New York would always support an
enterprise bearing the stamp of excellence
the which attended Mr. Woods led him
T4BIEAUx RrrkhsENrING SOUTHERN scBNERY.
wou6 be not ony highly entertaining but instructive rs wv.
succeeded in getting up ,,,,
kind alluded TO- which are now in course of representa-
ton upon his stage and which have already secured The stamp
during he few past nights hoasnas our most dise@
light and have accorded to them such praise rarely falls to
WORK OF ART.
The first OF these pictures Is -
and presents gang negroes rolling the evee,
while others scattered about in groups varous engaged
Southern and western rivers are observed upon the Of
he Father o. Waters Which stretches far Away In The dis
Sefnsd boating down the stream The elect OF this pic
SOUTHERN TossSSo sI PLANTATION IN THE
The field hands, with the oyerseer discovered
s aud al Jolly enough sss X r. bsss Soea SENSUAL
Looking ask mastsr with whip in hand stands looking modify
which M he e once by any who has travelled
tlIaueh the tobacco growing regions OF the south.
'D ''a p'S' cIIFisTMhs rs FYe TEsTiTaI
among plantation negroes Of he south by moonlight,
ss & in
cujos ment Some are dancing some singing some playing
NJ bones While all seem to be giving themselves up to the in
'' ''g Az Y EvENING CORN HusKISG SCENE
group happy coored folks discovered IN the pleasant
"ceuaon Of haskng corn All seem very eopenea and
irppaphsaiy Applying the prise ear ' ''"'"
LIZZIE EVA REHpISG THE BrnIE TO UNCLE TOM
The happy spruee face Of the child looks up at the old
her with look gratitude and yeneraon This picture
which must please everybody
''''' 4 scrNE AT UNION SQUARE
sunrise The equestrian statue o. Washington Is seen in the
loeground and around ar. grouped number Of persons
aokng up with admiration at the Father Of his Country In
this the spectator supposed to be standing at Fourth
a aSspo o "Ss Tbs scene Is finished by a
The effect Of these pictures ms witnessed from auditorium
he hare To de 80
aPS tsffnr Fa ToT ns hhy" PfcTTRR
with IS perfect light and shade aud it, superb tnts
In adding these pictures 70 his programme Mr. Wood has
TIE oTiiER FEATURES OF his IMPEACHMENT.
world 70 produce e equals Of the various members Of his
hand m their peculiar roles There not one a q them Wn Sho
satisfied that The success Of his bau was greatly assisted BY
praise q biz efficient stage manager Mr. Blocker
painter r , Of the scenery, signor Delsmsno -
WHICH WILL REMAIN AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Doors open Al GA performance eommences at IA
ART UNION CONCERT HALL. ~ BRoADwAy;-
81 nave e 40
much excitement in his tour through the United States THIS
s wonder a n e wor " DC me
ART UNION CONCERT HALL. sg BRoADwAY.-
n First appearance Of the European Minsrels This com
pany - aneqaaned "a tnelr delneauon Of Negro nle.
UNION CONCERT H ~
ean F Fa appearance D 'h'S'oS ''' celebrated A'''
HURST APPEARANCE or CHAs. DUPONT. THE CE-
II LIBERATED ballad singer
EIEsT APPEARANCE or JIM SANFORD. THE CELE.
II braed comic singer
MISS JULIA PRICE STILL CONTINUES A rAvoRIyE.
Miss KATE WALTERS. THE GREAT YANKEE
lvI story teller and danseuse.
NEW rARcEs AND NEW FEATURES EVERY EVEN.
Admission
WADswoRTH FOX.
GRAND ExurBrrros OF ,,. CLASSICAL srAruErIo
rLoG ESD I'm, a sSIIsEys IS ns ROAD,
e'oi stSs e ,i sE@n ;IseirneH'of
vSsorHrsrrcArEp ,.a ,o,vv,
Open day and evening Admission q cenlA
RAsvAKTs GREAT M MECH M a rIcTgEE.
sS.p IT s s's "a sSb ;Ts
sss. ss;1,s sss every evening ~
TINS CwrDSrspAy) rvENiSG-Lasr NIGHT or RI.
i 0ARos MARRIAGE Piccoomin "a susanna formes
ia ,sest but ons y he opera on FssyaazzssIsx
double ecp P and s, agP.srapc. ROBERT LE nsE
yATokE. Pun particulars N another column
"A VISIT OAK HALL.
lOpen from a NJ until -, y. NJ
sand g Fulton ate ,sna a, & aud ~ Gold street
THIS WEDNESDAY, EvENISG-LAsT NIGHT or ~
i GARos MARRIAGE rhcolomini a. Susanna, Formes
Figaro Last night but of Pccoomini IN New York
Last week bat one OF the opera On rriay-GAZLANl9A
double benefit last appearance. ROBERT LIE DfABLE
l.atordc Formes Saturday-Msnes ficcolOmini In TRIO
yAToEE Full particulars In anoihcr column
TUE FIRST ANNIVERSARY CONCERT or THE Will
nmshurx Harmonic Society will be given at the Odecn
"Wednesday, Nov 20 The second part will embrace The
whole OF Locke music Macbeth" Tickets ~
snts 10 commend \ O'Clock
FAM rrnr
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