The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

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70 0o,ssaGs pubic respectfully ss9uesed
Se ss, oss 'h2sg rsosarsS q, he box oice
ns y admissions excepting only the usual
x., OPENING NIGHT OF THE NEW THEATRE.
Mg nsanSS Nv M Thomas Jssksen 2 grqsdwsg
Carpentry by L. Baldwin al Rowery
Iron work OF and elaborate design ex.
presy for the theatre by George jackson Co., 2i Cen
.s The pr9scenium and carved decorations by j. W. Banter
The upholstery draperics by G. L. b. Kety $50 Broad.
TIE superb chande!ers gas fittings and fixtures throughout
The I",pd plumbing BY Fmmbach Parsei Sixth avenue
Ghson's Building, Broadway y '" "''''"'
by H. FosdcS M5 Fifth aven ps.'"s " ''0n' entrances
Ornamental and rcsco painting by Messrs H. Isherwood
Gliding of the Interior Mr.. james Tmony
me @apns,s Green curtain mating &c., from Julian Bro
The new AVA and Improved stage machinery by Mess Van
border THE %T pHpS Sn'ed by Sig Prime
designed and painted by thu! admirable artist,
wEpsE Mb; HHiE shfAEmprn %
he evening en,sr.aiaaenss vii oommsace wl Grand
uonh Union Overture, composed by Mr. II. stoepd.
MIR. WALLACE
be followed by new Comedy, by Tom Taylor, ESQ., In
wi 80 SCENERY, p APPOINTMENTS AND COSTUMES
Aud incidental Music.
DISTRIBUTION OF CHARACTERS.
FRENCH
De Ia Eampe theatrical manager. Mr. Lester weack
Nanboe first migedlan. .......,..,........M Mr. Winters
uaAsnyn, hr Io,y eid man g John
lindor, walking gentleman ..............,...Mr Hardy
II oeonde leading Mrs iocy
M N,o hst daughter Miss Madeline Henr'quez
Mile dirOno'e. Siiss orochsr
The Grand Duke of Kleinsladi Wa,dstein MI usher
hack Mr. R.y Ids
The Baron Won Dampnoodel. Mr Blake
oil 1chsi Valet 10 the ke, Mr. Young YoSSs
The Princess wheinaia Che iandsrves ''A''S
Tss nsrspsss Yen oampnodsS N " Mary s "S
Master e hs Horse @ ircsprs %Is s""A
Ladies' a61 Peasants.
T., ,s G IRAN, ns sALos AND lAkL or AUDIENCE,
hCS s DUKE in Daep!ie,Th Envey's Arr.
Va-ihc children OF Parnassus and the Managers I1N.
RUINS or TIE OLD A Haa on THE RIVER SIDE.
poses hawk and buysard, plot and coun,erpot mistakes
Confusion love- jealousy, general surprise and thunder
TERRACE AND GARDENS OF TIE PALACE DURING
FErE CIIAMPETRE
raed good purpose and made sibservent to tSs
happiness Of Nil parties by womans wit The comedy viii
A MINUET
cnARAcrERRifsSrIc DANCE
ALL TIE CIIARACTERS.
Composed by Mons PAU. BRILLIANT
between The first and second Of the comedy Mr.
ROBERT SfOEPEL will introduce a novel aud pec.ilLr
Mcange, entitleda
MUSICAL PANORAMA OF BROADWAY
The parts viii consist OF
l. linrhor Of New YorS--A Calm Sea-Eve1lng from
the Man-o War-Roi Of Drum &c Music Shipboar,l-
The SEA- 8 Dodsworths Band with Seyenty.iIisl Rcs
mcnt 1. Scottish Bagpres with scventyninth; 3 Bar
nums Museum Brass Music on Balcony. g. City Hail Mass
Mellng Flies and Drums. Z. Assembly Rooms-Rai-rhc
lancrrs. g. Byants Minstlels"Ani CiadY' O. Carter-
bury Ifal-"Bily f,N low" IL. Nibo's-Ccus-W hp-Ha,-
et,Castagneis, II. Laura keenes-Sehotuscn-(T
ange) Bird Polka. II. Winter Garten-Vioiin Solo H.
Clinton Place Hand Organ a. Dodworh's kooms-classi
Cal Music ID. Walachs Thcatrc--Camite MaLourka. f6
Academy Of Music Anvil Chorus. H. Firth Aycnuescre.
made Is. rhry-scccnd Street Railway Galiop-Bei-
Whistle, and other locomotive effects.
Between acts and3
MAZOCkKA ON VERnrS "UN BALLO IN MASCiIE-
RA," BY Il. STOEPEL.
Doors open at O'Clock.
Boxes and Parquet 80 cents Orchestra sas ST. Private
Boxes for seven persons, ST.
Mr. WALLACE, Proprietor and Manager
Mr.. AlliNN
Proptter Mr.. MOORE
iichsurer' MoSS