The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

Nv GLORIOUS RECEPTION
GIVEN on Monday evening
Our young American couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. FLORENCE.
ny delighted audience,
n,,,, r. and and tho encomiums Of Ne
Accord to them high position in
InE History or The COMO DRAnA
nr wednesday will be presented Tyrone Powers comc
BORN TO GOOD LUCK; OR,
The IREufMAS IN NAPLES
rauaeen oRahery, with song and dance NJ Florence
The protean cOmediet,a e Of the sA''n'
YOUNG ACTRESS
MARIA (assuming five charaoters) ,Mrs Forenoe
Do0as open at IN, to commence at O'CLOCK ''''''
NEW BowERY THEATRE.
Az sole Proprietors .Messrs. G. l. Fox ~ W Lngsrd
WEDNESDAY, JULY, IT, 1891,
myr nm ,r,,, Anew romantic drama,
q, THE r,ov, ur>,n. OF THE SAVANNAH;
Ensa Ss aoH for s SIX nights Of
Who will make his terrific
TIGHT ROPE ASCENSION
FROM 'ns Stage 10 the GALLERY, wheeling barrow and
vel0ped Ia sack.
Concluding with the Meodrama OF
HAROLD HAWK.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
~ 5s5 BROADWAY,
The leading place of Amusement in the city.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL
The most costly fitted up place Of Amusement il the
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.
Always having the Choice Of Talent arriving in the city,
naturally engages all the Real Artists.
0ANTERBURY music HALT
Constantly changing the company according to tn, vsr
''' V '''' p CANTERBURY MUSIC HALT
with company who have not been shifted about from
one house to another but who are really fresh.
THE CANTERBURY,
After retaining artists ONE two or three hundred
nights according to circumstancesthat is to say until
other cry out ''Hod enoughi-take the oppcrtu
NIFTY OF recommending them to other managers in tho
open mounths, to swallow them whole, no matter how
costly the meal may be- thereby ensurng the attend
ance Of
A CANTERBURY AUDIENCE
'''"''' '''" CANTERBURY isHsi MUSIC HALL,
During the year Of its existence fourteen fifteen
would be rival establishments according to leading
newspapers cacuating have closed their doors psrma
nently
Was established on q firm basis:
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL
Has retained the one great principle with which startsd
CANTERBURY s1RSS'S %usIc HALL
ns Sns sSs Sss'r' Of attraction 70 SsT xS s
''''''''''' ~ UNBoUNpEp APPLAUSE '''l '''''<-
wM To1IIN, WI WI Toai I WI T0.LIS,,
ln selections from the following great number Of
which are sung In character.
Is.S I sSs S''' eSssss%oas:;. Daughter.
Billy Barlow Villikens and his Nush
Ao7e and Ss S.s cray sa
Undoubtedly the most versatile performer in tie WORLD
p1SS5S Wa M ISs1 = ,1s
THROWING TVR RNIVEQ
Secretins himself In box Of dimensions 30 small v
astonsh every one. ,, His surprising fsass on the
And his wonderful pantommic performances, place him
at the head Of his profession.
The gentleman who has been so long and favorabiy
known in connection with
SHARPlEYS MINsTREIS,
The most popular TrG MR s sHsR sST,Hsd.
ess deneation Of Negro Ecccntrcities with say claims
to originality
His Songs are entirely now, embodyins the sharpsss
criticism Of aa that Is going on il the country.
HIS BURIESQUES
Are evidence safncient show the thoroughly sdu
Gated man in the profession.
The above mentioned gentleman is one Of those whom
the hungry managers are contemplating from distance
declined he 10, having the ambition Of crab TO 20 back
CANTERBURY AUDIENCE
Upon whom the fate Of all Artists engaged this esta-
Ishment depends having signined their unqualified ap-
probation Of his performances.
The celebrated Tenor ard Ha,1ist
Without exception the best sentimental singer In the
try and with the most varied selection Of ballads and
operate pieces.
JOHN AsHoU, JOHN AsFIOU,
The great Chinese Jugger
Has been during tbe past week another candidate for
Canterbury favor, and has met with unqualified
NORRIS AND DONALDSON
The popular Gymnasts, in new feats every evening
The BALLET TROUPE under the direction OF Mons.
The Orchestra under the leadership of Mr. David