The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12

ADMIRING AUDITORS !
VINO hr0s inc theatre e RsSpsSH are the best test of the
OF the performances -'' l
MIR. couLDuCK
character in which tragic powers appear to the highest
A4' '' THE CURSE
'''''' ''s 's srEisiBousp
AS THE JESTER |
the most At exquisite Of this capital actors
Mr. sorHERN. iApEkS T}iE dR1sSpEn
character in which his bearing appears
Mis-. JosE EfiSf ORION
YOUNG AMERICAN ACTRESS,
Mr. DAvIDGE, as the . Loauaeoas Steward
MONDAY s TUESDAY !, AND y WEDNESDAY,
'ep" sERA T. IL f:u =
LOVES VICTORY
with ihs following consamnae dis'ribulion
David Of Rnhin Welsh bard ma conidocs
Anselmo Prior Of St. Werburg couldock
Gambc the Earls jester Mr. wacol
Hugo Boursh Earl Chester MI Howard
Gcrvase, steward Dayidge.
Edith de Lacey Miss Josephine orion.
Joan. Miss Archbod
'sas'ae'' vassais, Attendants, &c. &c.
1Ae story o. TINS E ny Rel ORIGINAL
the scene ad on the confines o. Wales during the reign Of
ed from the
costumes and the necessary adunc's of ban
New ' ssp gfss r1 SCENERY
by MessTs SHERWOOD and WALLACE,
have been carefully prepared in order that the mise en- scene
may render M LIFE II s? TIE RE :is ACES
GREAT ATTRACTION
OF the play will be found In It's powerful exhibition OF human
passions in their most
and in the energetic sn II he poRM which rv, the At
tenon while demands the deepest synpathe Of the human
LovE-REvENGE,
patient and self-sacrihcingg e. ann
Doors open at 7; to commence at TX O'Clock.
B6fAf aEoa HlsS1ss Hall, No ~ Broadway.
4R 10 Of E % Ts'
"0NA So'hl 5Efsy .ps pan A SsYA II PROGRAMME
ExILED zouAvEs nEfTTAAINST4 SONG and DANCE
CHANGE OF TIME.
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CONCERTS syr
BYE.
d ANGELO CHIARINI
From the firm Of Barker 4 Cochran,
by whom the rope was furnished
Rsas 3As rope ys's
DARING i S $HS$s zsoHsslos
WALK THE S i; " S IF Or THE Ho
HE CHALLENGES '''' - 'i0''a H'An
any man in existence to perform the samel
THIS cRh ASs EAAt Swsg i 81 L REPEATED
''''''n Tickets may be obtained '"e"'y ''e cents
at all the principal hotels and music stores
WAIIAckH,f i. E T. saTESAs MANAGER
MATILDA HERON
presenting the following desires to express
her gratitude for the and approval SO ber
ally awarded her BY The Ras sGS EfT York. and to state
wa ''Ns pNee MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL.
when will be performed for the nineteenth aud last time but
two Mrs ba'emAns neG SE 1Tsgeay Entitled
the great of which accomplished effort has shed
Ssyer a in compliance with engagements already
ID he on In
r OOK OUT FOR THE
rEs 1ffAHs
r AT Z B IL essir'rf sG HE 81 sGs,h
ON THURsDAY BAYS sEPTEMBER u.s.
PARRY SULLIVAN, THE EMINENT TRAGEDIAN,
a w Genr
burg, Tuesday, Sept IA. W. COwEIL, Agent
m BRoADwAY.-wooD's MINsTRELs MONDAY
44f evening, Sept. Il.
NATIONAL MUSICAL INSTITUTE 5sa BROADWAY
class Masea f pp I
Mondays Tuesdays Wednesday, and Fridays, be
closed on the Is. Of October 'D LUG S' WIZ DO
T TAShA AS ;. Sullivan, Conductors.
HENRY S. DONOVAN, Secretary
VAS r. TENET
sent company They there again Monday Sept IL
THEATRE ROYAL. MONTREAL, CANADA
: Ne'''' ADN Miss sAIIIE ST CLAIR :. '" 'u0A'AnA
Will appear every evening this week.
NlBLo's SALOON M-.y.E HAwkER
Inc n0n DRa < VRhs1so IN ENTERTAINMENT
PoRrrof sR5t of ODDITIES,
original RSn ssd On FRoH %
AMI entirely mper'?saEsRisTaE N s%sf is 1885,
FOR particulars see programme. |
oDb oR nsnr OF
nenty perform there commencing Monday Sept II 1859
RI UNION CONCERT SALOON, AT BROADWAY |
Il Wanted first class comic singer One who understands
German and English, and whose muscle is well developed.
Appy from II To II to u. A. SEARLES
Il B.-Drawing the knife is played out
MADAME M. JOHNSON GRAvER HAVING RE. |
M turned to this city requests that communications for
her friends and pupils be addressed to her
Sixteenth street. or to the Of Scharfenberg Luis
76e Broadway.
IN BROADWAY is THE FUTURE LOCATION OF |
4f1f WOODS MINSTRELS. Remember 444
INTERNATIONAL ART INSTITUTION,
694 Broadway, corner of Fourth street. |
open from 10 A. NJ. to 10 NJ
Admission IS cents.
paintings have been added to this gallery which
contains the most beautiful pieces of modern art.
BURTON DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION-NoW IN ITS |
ID eleventh regular Monday evenings at Mill
ary Hail. No 1911 Bowery Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS of
Joining the oldest club in the country apply either person
ally by letter, to JOHN COOPER, President
~ BROADwAY.-wOOD'S MINSTRETS WILL IN |
fpivro ihar Had