Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-02
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THE STEREO TICON
The Great Scientific Discovery Of the Age
THE WORLD OF ART AND INDUSTRY
THE TOURIST, THE PAINTER,
TIE SCULPTOR, THE BUILDER,
AND THE ARTISAN.
EVERYBODY,
Az can witness and enjoy the Wonderful Sights Of the
OLD and NEW WORLD, which are here brought to our
own Homes and Fresdcsl
SEVEN HUNDRED PRINCIPAL sUBJECTsi
Embracing every possible variety of Ancient and Mod
America and in fact throughout the Civilized World
prSysl o. scientific men, Travellers Artists Clergymen
without an equal, forming
A GALLERY OF SUN PAINTING AND SUN
SCULPrUkE
with complete TOUR over the WORLD. voyage
down the stream Of civilization and from the
As Ralph Waldo Emerson says
II is the elimination oft Daguerrean Art Daguerre
himself should have lived to witness II.
John @. Whittier says;
THE statuary called forth my particular Arbitration
They solid rounded forms of grace and beauty;
while the interior of Moorish and Gothic Architecture
really seemed TO invite ones upon their tesseaed
floors and under their sombre archways beneath their
ATaoesque Galleries and Colonnades."
scientific men in Philadelphia last sprinE These pri
Fallon finally decided to make public exhibition The
result was that the largest assembly be
Philadelphia was crowded 10 weeks 1t was aferward
shown in Boston with the same success.
1t has recently been exhibited before the Colleges and
Societies OF New Haven. Hartford and Springfield, In
each Of which 1t seems to have completely absorbed
Pipers Theatre has been taken the most suitable
room for the display Of the wonders this Exhibition
The first opening Exhibition will therefore take place In
WORCESTER on
MONDAY, JANUARY 9TH, 1893,
At the WORCESTER THEATRE, which will be reRrranged
and prepared expressly for this Exhibition and will form
a complete Gallery Of Illustration.
Remember First Night Monday, Jan. 5th and con-
tinue every evening through the week, with Grand
Matinee on Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons for
Ladies' and Children.
The course will consist of six exhibitions each being
distinct and complete from the other The
S Ss$iiy T Fisssi. admitting six. \ s fSs
These tickets Will have coupon checks attached and
may be used either all on any one night or one each
G7R- To the Special Exhibition on Wednesday and
Saturday Afternoons, for Ladies' and Schools admission
will be ot Adults 10 Cents; Children 10 Gents. Doors
open at O'Clock
In the evening doors will be open precisely ut clock
The Lecture and Illustrations will commence precisely
at "a o'clock in the evening and at "a In the afternoon
r. Sit is DESTROYS that all persons desiring to wit
Hall previous 10 the the Illustrations
The doors will therefore be closed al "a and "A precisely
SO that those already in the Hall may not be ncommo
ued by unnecessary noise disturbance from those who
may come late. Tickets will be ready on Friday, and
may be obtained at BoIDENs under the Lincoln House.
nib ions at O'Clock.
The public are cautioned against imposters unprinc.
n an ner ad sonS 1na
try with the most contemplate attempts at limitations
our Exhibitions using old magic lanterns calcurm
lights, dissoviDg views, &c, dc. diff al