New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25
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WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN, Nov. n 1894.
generous zeal and uniiring devotion Of
MR. EDWIN BOOTH
performance r TRIS :. Sf fvENIS s Nov *
mr. s. Clarke having kindly coded TINS evening ior the
Shakereare in In. Central Park being the second benefit
sven for this obect 81, the Winter Garden eesnns w
% made memorable by the appearance ID he sa pe OF
the three sons OF the great Booth
'"'' '''' EDWIN
JOHN WILKES,
Fiji Ps,rl digno dgniorrs
who have forward with cheerful sscrty TO 90 honor 70
the immortal bard rom works the genius Of 'er latter
s.ogh IT, inspiration ,n Of many o. sss.e'
The play selected for The occasion \. The Tragedy 81
JUNIus BRUTUs BOOTH
"Pf'' CAssIus
EDWIN BOOTH
BRUTUS,
JOHN WILKES BOOTH
MARC ANTHONY
Cs,cs lGst Charles kenele Mason
TSssona. r Chester
J. W Burgess
Fanny Re.,ce
Fir', Pehan: Nj T.; Epere
Second PIepian. MI D raw eeu
y Chanan
a MIN mia Mrs G. Waloot, Jr.
1ie piece viii be presented under the stage direction Of Mr.
j. o. ancy The yroceed viii be handed to the Treasurer
o. the Shakespeare Statue Fund The door VIII be open al
u, and the performance will commence at . -,
The prices OF admission Dre..Circe and Parqoe'te will
he 30; to the Family Circle which has been recently
htted up. 81 few extra orchestra chair nave
been added which viii be disposed Of at the Boz Once this
Mr Stuart trusts that those who have paid OF may pay
rr price for scat viii remember in addition TO the
value they receive In intellectual they are conro
ntns 20 great national work and not to hs pe'ons 10
''"''s' u guy EXTRa ANNOUNCEMENT.
SATURDAY, Nov 70,
OPENING NIGHT
Of the engagement Of ,,,,,,,,, MORN
Mr. snar, begs 10 announce, thai SATURDAY, Nov 70
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH will mais hi' hr'' regular appearance
in the play II
The viii he psc-d the stage under the imedaie
direction fair Booth BY Mr q h.niey ssse manager ~
strc historical CORRECTNESS Ia. play has been IN acuv.
preparation for hs i fge months, ana no ncor.
ady Snn,opeess and .uperior c1.cuton Of the several
mean. of scenic Huston carry tue spin, Of the play
details, snd thgs advance the drama ~
branch Of national literature aud art
Tn. .n-ry. muse costumes properties and machinery
will entirely and to give perfect compeeae" I" tie
MRS. J. ". whLLAcK,n,
one Of the sied who e,or graced the stage
MIR EDWIN NARKtl.
Mr. CHARLES KFMBLE MASON,
and the eminent s SE T1,ou,s pL,cDE
All Of whom will male their hrst regular appearance Tor
uarv yenry on the New orr st,re This occasion.
Seats may be procured for Saturday and every evening
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