The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-12
MELoDEoN, $50 BROADWAY, CHINESE BUILDING,
Nl between Spring and Prince streets.
PIONEER C0NCERT HALL OF AMERICA

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Is downright Misrepresentation.
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f sa SsS the afs ns % as
himself and the concert saloon professionally courteous
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artist say that he is indebted to them
one cent Tor a snG% N ASNE;rrA GALLErrI
MONS. 1 VELAapE,
winappear ' s,nishs in !as ssl;iiIts4 4 Bale. of
THE PAINTERS ILLUSION
La Contesse de Periaava signofna Annetta Galetu
npsse s se Of Lconco Miss nessSs Dc Faber
In the of the Ballet the following Dances viii be in
PAS dc Fascnaons ssnorina A. Gae,,i and Mons vearde
Royal Dance Par lie Corps de Ballet
Kate Pennoyer, Adele Gala and Ernestine do Faiber
Double variation Adele Gala and Ernesae de Fai6er
Imperiale Pas de Deux
APPEAR THIS EyENING:-
Mr. 4 II
The Emperor Of Irish cS%sdsrs vqspl Lists,
The most celebrated and accomplished Danseuse on the
dern stage
The Grand Premier Dnnseur and acknowledged by the
public and French AMI Moan AmeT RoSR RstSi,
The director of the Tsa' F s%1 hR 1s Troupe
The accomplished and beautiful Vocalist whose sweet bal
has e nsas T 3 % OF
voice, Combined WITH rs supeatiye Sweetness and melody
has equal the American STAGE and consequently is the
American queen < sHsH DE rA1BER,
se e. e %e nn anS S
young ladies' in MISS Ssi Ksf Sai PENNoYEn
Her artistic merits as Danseuse combined with her fas;
cnatng beauty and grace have made her one Of
the most popular MISS xDEh nS CAY pa'e
F2 Of the Rss TfG IN xa q
the first order is MISS caR& fsG III
the young. beautiful, Fascinating ana accomplished Comic
s6 yss sts 81 s ss1G EESGs9Hsd
Primo Baritone His versatility principal
vocalist gives him envabe reputation artist Of
superlatiye merit
PROFESSOR BEN. YATES
Ballet Master and finished Dancer and Comedian.
Mr.. G. MCMILLAN,
Irish and eccentric c0p Mr K 1 maR RTc"i''
the Ethiopian Comedian Hn4 Vocalist veal one Of the
and contraband from Fortress Monroe.
DENZER BROTHERS,
NICHOLS " SON.
Miss Josephine Miss Clifford, Miss Nichols Miss Belts, Miss
Ornda, Miss Lourec, Miss Brossoque, Miss Allen, Miss
Mallory, Miss Clark Miss Burwel Miss Hoyt Miss Fanny
Hail. Miss Molly Stevens, Miss Stuart Miss lockwood. Miss
Perry Messrs Raymond Kirby Jauncey Scribner Downs
Sherwood Bradley iris Middleton, Gray, Moulton TAYLOR
Williams Adams, Blackman, beers
The entire company attached to the Met0deon mum
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS
Who nightly in their various casts.
Open at at q. Admission i3c. Orchestra 23c
THREE LIVING WHALES, NOW ON EXHIBITION,
/ unocr an elegant pavilion,
Al JONES' WOOD.
These Whales have been obtained Mt great expense
FROM THE NORTHERN SEAS
consist of old and two OF the young
ones being offspring the old one, which at times
CRIES AFTER RS MOTHER, Is SCCKLED BY HER,
AND RIDES ON HER BACK,
the method of maternal Whales OF carrying their
young They are to be seen
erected expressly for them in beautiful grounds which
supplied by a powerful steam engine with
2l66N GALLONS DAILY OF PURE OCEAN WATER,
from river through thousand feet or Iron pipe
lined with cement and laid expressly for that purpose.
Admission rs cents; children under ten, 10 cents
On FRIDAYS festival for families, the price is re-
rr u..htlir nndpr welt vncanf