New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11
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PARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH"
~ MUSEUM AND MBNAGBHB COMBINATION
EVERY AFTERNOON At BvENISa Gra
iS Shhssh hFF
MAGNIFICENT RELIGIOUS HISTORICAL SPECTACULAR, ZOO
LOGICAL DRAMA,
written By the popular suthor,
MR.. JOHN BR0UGHAh.
expressly for this establishment produced At
approved BY the - e...'--
RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY,
'-' '''''' '''-''' OVER 5000 PRISONS.
OVER 5000 PERSONS,
"uo ''''' R i5T OtTBURsTS OF APPLAUSE.
LUIS 'P'D'i' p''u''tCSHHR ISTISS MARTYRS.
SHsEsTEaS MATHIS MARTERs.
is presented to the public e an n 1lBOs' vvpvusv
THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY, GORGEOUS COSTUMES, and
ADMIRATION oF ALL.
~ PERFECTION oP ARTISTIC AND MECHANICAL SKILL
GRAND TRIUMPHAL PROCESSION
THE LIVING WILD ANIMALS
''' INTRODUCED '0S Two HUNDRED AUxInRIRs
NOVEL MAoSF1cRS SP' AND %PcsNG spEcrAcLEs
THR eLAprAToStfasIs t0MBSTs 81 IN fHR coLIossEuM
THBscH9ISIIAE MARTYR hrOvs into the DIN or LIONS are
F4LsSTED DRAMArc COMPANY
z ESffRE yS aMTTEaT COLLECTION OF LYING WILD
INCLUDING A GIRAFFE AIlsEA o. oSER /; fsff HIGH. .
| A GIANT AND GIAYTgSS, LROPARD Child,
TWO DwARFs, CIRCAssIAN GIRL.
GORDON CUMMING COLLECTION
'0dhGsSss HatSHS S5A F1 &
Admission. % cents; childreo under 10 IS cent.
NEW YORK CIRCUS,
r,,r 'Fopteenth-s, opposite Academy Of Music n,..,.
- '' &ITiNEEs III d coi
WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY:
Nightperforaauee commences at 9eloeE
Nn''uis Vpperf ppof-D ,,tfp
or NEW AND BRILLIANT ACTS.
ASE%D4 eGIS5 F e55 rs AND e9gySiseS
CLASSIC P0SES PLASTIoUfS
By N i AHsi9 al m }nRt; s Cooke
'P'' t"f Dss HYGSf Tdss ss ss ifii '''''''
ID rfsie variety introducing The peerless uegasstdenns
AND ALI ., T.5s G 70 4. RIDERS
Second week Of the SPIRITED s9u IS in diysS;oo
ETigsoiiaU exhibition Of ssgacty by the
'A Tux c6ai hf' Doc KNEES fS ''''''A
viii 4k b P5TSaG SSF S III " EF STP'd
BY TIL CORPS OF VOLTIGEuRs
E.eh entertainment to conclude With the evetoPu and ndesros0p
MATrSKKs At q %SDsEsDAS 1SD SATURDAY
WALLACK".
Fills f5s Ed E8 Ev F9ESsd bE Ef ETHEk
WILDE presented, aasr careful prepsrato,,
written .ui .aapt. expressly o tbs Tsssisi BY A Yssug esq,
ViCTOHIgN SARDOy,
entitled
A DANGEROUS GAhR.
The Incidental muse composed and arranged b. Mf Edward Moea
hAu Tho picturesque aud correct scenery entirely III hessrs H.
hergood and Evans The eoues By hessrs g. Fnnep .ad
The Furniture and appOnfmeu ~ r
james rmouy The novel mechanical effects By DR. Henry Bate
A SPLENDID CAST:
Iurluding Mr. J. W WALLACK, Mr. JOHN GILBERT Mr. FRkD
BRICK ROBINSON. Mr. GEORGE HOLLAND, MI A. W YOUNG,
Mr J. C. WILLIAMSON, Mr. w j. LHOEARD, Mr. T. GEAHAh ny
I. WARD, Mr. CAsHIN Mr. v. H. POPE 81. hhpHLiAE HEs.
RIQUES Mrs CLARA JENNINGS. Mss MARY BARRETT, mss
FANNY GREEN. Miss N. SCOTT, Ars TIMONI, Miss DAf
DIOR open ~ Performance commeHces At seloet
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" MONDAY EVENING, Feb II, 1867.
Tine OF Eicoiais Grand Open,
MERRY WIVES OF'WlkDSOR
MERRY WIVES or WINDSOR
Produced SATURDAY night met With nOsi absolute suceess
THIS EVENING
coedy. aud IL familiar Tie music
of the mos charming and delightful Character
The ga. embrace, all Of tie Company including
HBRNANS,
M IA, celebrated iaPeTsOnat0a OG
FALSrAFF.
enise ens and costumes excellent
yPEuRgICL HOTTER. IOHAhss6s, RoaAho
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TANNHAUSRR
WEDSBSDkT-Last time OF FAUST. -.
Prices remain The same usual DRAMATIC PRiC% ONLf
Maisnes Saturday