The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20

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! THE T1kRs SAYS
Mr. owsn. Caleb Pia oIsr is fy equal 70 ne s9 aS
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+ THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER SAYS
| Gstic power He thoroughly masters his audience.
FIGARO SAYS IN THE REVIEW
ness srstsay and saseivsy have
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than is given by Mr.. Owens.
THE COURIER SAYS
ID making - much talk already ~ solon Single.
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NEXT SATURDAY 1c AFf HIsISst Ss MARCH s
NlbI0's 'As sReiss At N O'CLOCK
First night absolutely limited engagement. with lie
youthful ana '' Mss LUCILLE ItS;ii WESTERN.
. h. .;sSl ss srss gss..2 EVENING, MARCH 90
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE,
IN which she SPis ;sSss 1G
inc W. Tayleures popular emotional play 10 Eve acts
Or TIE Tie EIorEMENr.
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S SssT isaI RfsTs. Burke L. Sfaa 49, &C.
Act s-REMoEsE.
Seats secured six days in ADVANCE
W H. SSsSsS sysS;s s:;a
BOOTHS HAMLET.
oossndG EHEIT FaR1okaAscE.
LAST NIGHT
THE ONE 'RaGGasbkEbrH
LAST iSs1enr
BOOTHS HAMLET
and arst asd only nr,,,,,.,,
thus terminating It's career II he very Of aunpA
through which not even for single nigh. tho fansss. gn
psraiS Il the history Of Tie stage SrisnCy
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Hamlet a Druy Lane though TIE perfOsmsnoe. We're not
.on.ssntlys isS.s deemed msrv Ae.,n when n NOR.
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FRIDAY evening ss.h the theatre win be closed for tho
GRAND MILITARY DRAMA
CAMP scNEs
Written for this theatre by dra
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w CORPORAL cARToUCHE
which win be prcssned after months Of preparation with
COSTUMES AND
On SATURDAY EVENING i Ara a5ss.
ss. ess ,nsS thar ss drama % S s. rs SsS
which has for several seasons been deprived Of
% ii win MANY 81 is period: aud mos.
'es''"'A'e "''"' MI, HENRY PLAcrDE,
who viii appear y ,hs sss ,T l Sroucur
A SOLDER OF SAPoLEoS
N" ~ TiiE s stEA ,.Gs Scorer rr45 DRAMA
kSs ws I TsSaias'
Thopson Mics Anne Hyatt and the entire company, with
DRAMA AND A FARCE.
EoXs oLp nowERY THEATRE.
| Lessee Director and MANAGE ,........e l. Foz.
OF rH 1i,S S9 Sasf f4 $IS5s
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ALashable farce concludes the performance
THf $SHAF EIHE St sFE ESE Fags'' TO-
BENEFIT or B. =. RINGGoLp
MILTON oALLEE * s,o,a,.,-o.
pleased si Ss y meeting with
"s MILLIONS PARADISE LOST
II there any who has not them We would recon-
/ mend him w do 40 at
| DROoKEs' ANNUAL GRAND EXHIBITION BALL,
| I'D ACADEMY OF MUSIC THU RSDAy EVENING,
| MARCH 30, 1858
Tickets o. To be had at wm Hall Sons music store,
s3 broadway; New York Academy Of Music and Brookes
| Academy MI Broome street
| Private bosea for sale at Brookes' Academy.
GARRY ONE, OR MORE, TO "DoTp
i " BROADWAY THEATRE, NEXT SATURDAY, ATE
/ UNOT, AND CARRY oNEi
/ ~ To BROADWAY THEATRE, SATURDAY Afternoon
| OPERA SINGERS wANTED--A GOOD TENOR, CAPA.
" Bile Of sustaining second parts In English Opera and
rood Singer chorus wanted by Campbell
Castle. Address rank Rivers, manager, Ptsburg Pa
\
/ A MATINEE OF OWENS CALEB pLUNMER."
| N AT BROADWAY THEATRE NEXT SATURDAY.
/ VARIETIES THEATRE, o,rr
| First appearance Of the popular Irish Comedian and