The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-04

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ns the production Of the play saaclory 70 The
THE DRANATIs PERsoNR
comprise some OF the mos. celebrated characters in the
stupendous drama Of lite and OF nations when known
the actors prior 70 those terrible days aud familiar at
the Court Of France being prominently Drought forward
give domestic interest 70 the scenes Foremot among
these the character OF the Marquis dc Lafayette the
early friend OF the American Revolution and The consistent
friend Of his country's king and queen.
THE MUSIC,
composed OF admirable symphonies and incidental music
In concordance with the the the
ration Of Gi4come,t has been wntten Oy the
fE sfei s ~ AbSissIoS FOR THE MARIE ASrol
NETlE SOIsEeS.
Notwithstanding the stupendous outlay incurred BY the
production OF MARIE ANroIkElfE, the Manasemen be-
70 inform the public that the Of admission
served will remain unchanged that sears
be for the performances VI Monday Wednesday and
Friday next
Copyright Of Marie Altonette has been secured by
3rau with the OF Congress,
authorized Of Incidents Of
the work will subject The party Infringing 70 legal
DRooKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIC-RiSrORI
ID FIRST time in Brooklyn, TUESDAY, uct !,
Giacomme.ts last and great tragedy,
MARIE AkIpiNErrE.
NINE. ADELAIDE RSTokI As MARIE ANTOINETTE.
Ticket Offices, Brooky Academy and in New YORK. il2
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