The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-19
A1yUsEsrENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
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The fun dramatic and Psstomine troupe appear.
A Aughaole farce oonsaaass the psrforlnaAee
BROADWAY Ts sFlESDDD TRIUMPH HsrH NIGHT
MR.. JoHSrg. OWENS,
EQUAL IF NOT s SHES Fko 4o s5rs s,,o,r
has firmly established his fame the
GREATEST OF LYING COMEDIANS
ADDITIONAL euorSrI oNs !. FROM THE CRITICAL
THE TRIBUNE SAYS
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beavers e divert her ssane. chlrpns fragments Of
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ton !: series q mastery soqshe. OF sh.. art which
dramaliO Illustrations which approach perfection.
THE TIMES SAYS
and " 20 aSs
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warm genial and pSwsri.i Of q
with the best modern the stage
THE HERALD SAYS
The selat which Mr. Owens secured by his rendering Of
q Mr.
Plummer, makes . sensation.
THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER SAYS
In the Of the he has fresh
tstic power He thoroughly masters his audience.
FIGARO SAYS IN THE REVIEW
and ss mpc III an
ness were more srtstcaly and effectively combined have
the great original distinct conception Of the char
a0ser than is given US by Mr.. Owens.
THE COULTER SAYS
II 10 making "A much talk already SCION Single.
BB Bot; B BOT:
EVERY NIGHT Until FHRTiiER NOTICE,
NEXT SATURDAY Aas q Arf f'sIaSt MARCH IS
~ BEdiNs AT TX O'CLOCK.
Firs night absolutely limited engagements with &:
''u'n'u, anu MISS MISS L Iti;if WESTERN
VINO "A' 'ppSsSo5 s Nd EVENING MARCH %.
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE,
in which she SF!sfErk 'fS'f z
In O. W. TayAeurss popular emotional play In Ave seA On
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Supported ~ powerful cast embracing the name, OF
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' Act pREMoRsE
Seats secured six days in advance.
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49,. BOOTHS HAMLET.
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LAST NIGHT
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LAST NIGHT
BOOTHS HAMLET.
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this sAasSA Of
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On Friday a sss ,S' gs SihSM MATINEE
i' S6of ssp Fl so' h s
Friday evening ssA the theatre wn b closed for The
GRAND MILITARY DRAMA.
ILLUSTRATIVE Of 80.
Written for this theatre BY the distinguished American drs
matist -
CORPORAL CARToUCHE,
which viii be gTes,ned after months Of preparation with
COSTUMES AND
On SATURDAY EVENING the assh.
Mr. Stuart feels assured that this drama win ind add
onai Welcome from hundred. a. restoring 20 me se%
the ns charm Of HIS performances who nsepara
bly, identified with many OF its brightest periods and most
''s'''".' "''' Nh. HENRY pLAcrDB,
who win appear in the character Of
soLDiEa OF NAPOLEON.
NEW BowERy r NE II E;corcu n,.x.
NOW COMPLETED
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A DRAMA AND FARCE
| CT STEPHENS CHURCH.
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