New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
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RARNUM AND VAN ADIBURGH's
y MUSEUM AND MENAGRRIR COMBINATION
LIVELY AIIERS0oS az 3 EVENING AT II
TiiE SiE1f Eg SSSF OF OF T rlE s sllS9S
XiGSIriCEST, RELIGIOUS. HISTORICAL. SPECTACULAR, ZOO
written By lie popular author
5- JoHA Eh0lGH4M
especially o tiis es,-lncni ana presented regardless Of tie
IMMENSE EXPENSE
qlsilelelss Of ala .i-f-,h'7 pee. e-tp.lths
CHglSrsN MARTYEs
CHRISTIAN NATIVES.
CHRISTIAN MARTYRS,
are foundel during that period @ Woods lAsoy when the p1gan
I4%NrIJs oJssr tie real al rapid progress of tie Christians
bcaie ha irean at Tie rashrs o. sea vh sl presumed
soultyme Of , sa devote il to eternal misery NoiEil''aE
r tie nro ue aoser lives oi those who embraced il is
an es vas srsi ilee.ag 20 d 2 ne mo eIq9;s to'ge
Tss p,eeoa eourarl WITH TIE miraculous CONVERSION OF
VoHS4ANIA @ tue laa's in the heavens Of luminous
CROSS
CROSS CROSS CROSS
CROSS CROSS CROSS
CROSS
CROSS
DEATHBLOw TO PAGANIsM
SPLENDID SPECTACLE
NEW AND ORIGINAL MUSIC
has been expressly '''' THOMAS BAKER So eaf
GORGEOUS SCENERY by The celebrated aris, ,,.o,,,
Messrs 6. HEILGE, Il s. SMITH, and C. ENGLiS.
Mr. R. II. CUTLER and ASSISTANTS.
NJ" AND ooNDh'i 'o'i Mr. R. WALKER and ASSISTANTS
ORIGINAL MECHANICAL EFFECTS, by =. ,,,.,,,,-
GAS AND cALcruMLIGHTs. Mr. W. WILSON
LIABLE ANCIENT AUTHORITIES have been consulted
A GRAND TmuMPHAL PROCESSION
VIII occur " VAN il;l AMSURGH LIVING WILD ANIMALS ,
&C. &C. will appear iose;her VIII over ,,D,ys
forming the most NOVEL, MAGNIFICENT and IMPOSING SPEC
TACLE ever exhibited on any stage a., n,vr,g
BY MISS EMMA SCilELL AND
ACT 4TE FLAyS 4Mra,T ,i ,, hr0Hs' with the
CHRISTIAN MARTYR THROWN TO THE WILD BEASTS.
The '5 pIcoTs Wy Distributed FOR DE11NEATIoS
among we "'''' TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY
e ES SfTS1 Vas AMBURcH COLLECTION oP LIVING WILD
INCLUDING 4 Gr5lTTE OYER J; FEET HIGH,
Of e' HSTS, THIN SH s1 Of daT ITO Sg Ef'r'd
CLAY GIaST a AN % G AM LEoPARB CHILD,
0''' F0rR LIVING BROOK TROUT. WEIGHING TWENTY
GRAND AQUARIA HISTORICAL RELICS, and
OVER 10000 OTHER CuRiOSlIIES.
Admission. % cents: children under 10 IS cents
MIBLO's GARDEN. -.
Ls'g aa po1 Not ADVERTISE ~ rnF ~ HEalID
ONE HUNDRED AND F6ETI.EIGHTT PERFORMANCE
BLACK tcHRSooK.
F4RiSIENNE BALLET TROUPE,
GORGEOUS TRASsFosMArIoS SCENE
On this orrrtol viii be- presented
NEW DANCES, -. .
NEW MUSIC Ge, &c
TWENTIETH GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY. FEB O. 1861 AT O'CLOCK,
ADMISSION TO MATINEE: 49,,
Pirqneite sd Dress Circle
f car,a 'i rl.s. a. li.i, i At MiuGs
RROADWAYpHEATER:.. Admission, 80 cts
! ID FOURTH AMI LAST WIEN but Two Of the Charming
WORRIIL SISTERS
THIS EVENING and SATURDAY MAllNEhy
TIE GREAT DOUBLE Bl AltNQlL BILL,
ALADDIN IllE WONDERFUL SCAMP
|
CINDERELLA,
''N"s " A PERfFt.r FESTIVAL or Fun
| Seats mav be secured si1 DAYS iH ui'anee
| national HALL, HARLEM.
! ~ Mr. T. g. p. HOLDER
81. .~,i.h.l Corrar u Tenor respectfully bis ir
Conert ~ take place on TUESDAY EVENING FEB 8 1901
| m. assisted IioHiar eminent Artists.
| Nj. KATE MCDONALD Ms ANEf PAYNE
/ SIR THOMAS GAlNOK HERR HENRI MOLLLNHAlEE
! Mr. C. JEROME HOPKINS Ar EUGENE TRASIOtR,
| ME WALTER RUSSELL JOHNSTON, Conductor
TICKETS oNE DOLLAR
! A CARD.-Thc burning of TRENORs PAL
y ACE HALE Treuos Glass sor.c' end Bl, WI ior th'
prescott D. h-i AL splendid rooms LYRIC HALL
corner ur,tfaT IorJscgoltlsL sorsc on NELNh'DAl
/ ENENtN6 tth Inst
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