The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09
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Doors open at 121 Commence at o'clock.
IN PREPARAToRY ANNOUNCEMENT.
Messrs JARRETT a PALMER take pleasure IN announo-
OPENING or THE DRAMATIC SEASON
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p'''''''a ENGAGEMkNT' OF MR. FORREST
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Box once now OPEN
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The ladies and gentlemen aged 70 support Mr. Forrest
Saturday morning, October 10,
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CHARACTERS BY MH J. W. MALLACK, Mr.. JOHN
GILBERT, MIR. CHARLES FISHER, Mr.. J. II. sroD-
DART, Mr.. A. W. YOUNG, Mr.. J. D. POLK, MR.. B. 7.
MR.. y. MILTON MR.. r. WARD MRS. CLARA JEN.
NINGS, MISS EMILY MESTAYEk, MISS ANNIE WARD,
MRS. Il. FISHER.
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In compliance with apple the box ONCE,
in order give time for proper production OF the New
prsma In active preparation, Mr.. Walisck announces
for week OF the following standard plays
MASKS AND FACES, THE STRANGER and THE klv-
AIS with all the scenery appointments
distribution OF characters that distinguishes this establish
Doors open at ~; to commence ats.
CPECIAL NOTICE.
- HENRY j. BYRON and WATTS PHILLIPS Esos. OF
London, having conveyed and assigned 10 Mr.. LESTER
WALLACk of New YORK. and j. H. SELWYN, of Boston,
Mass the right OF production In America of their plays,
cautioned against purchasing copies especial
those printed 10 the United which incomplete
spurious VERSIONS except from the unders ned, who
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