The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-19
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seSrn: iS' Bsssa%sy on Wednesday, October "
A cADEMy OF MusIc-LEorARD
"A NJ JEROME RAvEL. ......... .pirscsoc.
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IN 'a' country Of the orns famous Gymnasl and Athlete
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originally from Paris and iaery from the Europesa
AN ABSOLUTELY fEkyd HENssRS NUMBER OF
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THURSDAY NidHT, OCTOBER %,
The Director respectfully refers to future Advertisements
Tor particulars.
A cADEMy OF MgsIc-l4rH ST. MISS KELLOGG.
eus MAa aaission' One D posr.
Seat. sss Ss,ss ksss ne n.
ticket at The Academy schrmsfs O and Macoy liz
CLARA LOUISE KELLoGGs REPREsENrAyIoHs.
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WIN F.
Mons. CESAR ALARp. Solo violonc.IIiss.
On On SsS As bL FDH2
After the Grand Concert the entire third act OF Councils
will performed n'roaasns Ms; Kellogg IN tho role IN
rs as Sas sh SsSsa as And r sisos oonzA
Thursday October 30 Brooklyn Academy of Mnac
THEArEE FRANcAIs., -GESEvrEvE.
Sole Lessee and Director .......J. GRAZ
oFFESsAcHSS r SEsoW SSEEss SPECTACULAR
runs GESE ITESfS PE d ssAaANT >, 1854
with SS S ] IS asd "
The Director has also the honor to the debut on
MILE MARIE DEscLAuzAs,
whose European celebrity is we'll known all Americas
visitors T. during ne shs
and also in Ole Diabs Boitsur."
D''1' y MILE. FoNrANFL,
Duhssss La Belle HSsHe - Eprsdes A sGa0''0 60
of tho greatest comic artists the French
stage for whom role OF Pou In Genevieyc do Bra
ban expressly written. 49,
Tho Impression which NJ. 0abel has created ~
this part to all musical critics and by the many
Americans who have witnessed the representations q
unnerruptedy for upwards OF three hundred nights
The viii comprise the three prime donne Rose Bel.
and Fontane Carrier Beckers Genot Bougons
CODY, Mussay, Petit Mle Guere Bageard and 81. Gabcls
together with the entire strength OF the company.
The action OF Geneveve DO Braban demands mse-en-
ss pSs s % s sn
was upon this opera by the director OF the Menu.
Plasrs where at once became the absorbing attraction OF
all Paris
In placing important work upon the stage OF the Thea
tire Francois Mr. Grau particu favored w NJ oasPa
biz disposal detailed specifications OF the original mount
Ing c0stung of the opera These details navo been
gcrpuousy duplicated b. the Partisan scenic artists cos
tumea mach,uyts &C. for the New York ninuon4
and wherever pacnbe the varied and brilliant cuects q
the 70 use far impro ed and hcighs
ductiop.
has painted from the original designs by NJ Cambon
OF Grand OPERA Paris M Froman OF the Theatre Inps
rial du Chatelei, and H. Cavo, New York.
THE COSTUMES
designed by MN. Stop, Bcitha and Chntinere ana
by NM syvestra Garoolo, Worth and Mmo Armands
seats for sGenevcvs de Brabant" Peters, lss Sch
mcr's, 70l Broadway, and mt the Theatre Francais.
The performance OF "Genevleve de Brabant will COM
mence At ~ O'Clock precisely doors open at7
season Will be received at the Theatre Francais.
Orchestra scats dress circle, I'll private boxes, Ss;
proscenium boxes, BIS; general admission IL.
NOTICE--FAMILY CIRCLE 10 CENTS.