New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-06
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE formerly PIXIES,
" JANIS FISK pdstsA
FRENCH OPERA
AD0D Positively LAST Two PERFORMANCES on
LA PERICHOLE.
THIS @a;urlny) AFTERNOON. FEB. g.
LAST PERICHoLE MATINEE.
sRATs RESERVED WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
ADMISSION oSR DOLLAR
rOs THS s;i f.sr R yEsgSan FEE
LA PERICHoLE.
Last appearance In E.w.yort Of
Nile IRMA and MONS AUJAG
Seats for any Of the above performances DAYS -
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
And sehirneFs Music Store, No. s0l Broadway
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
''''' preparatory oSD Jay Sy StSsfs FEB
oRPHEE AUX ENFER.
Grand s 3, 4 osssS oSs"' D'ef'
MILE. LUCILLE TOSTEE.
ia h'r great original role vr,vD,cv
OVER 900 CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS.
Under the personal direction ofths Composer.
Seat. ready at the usual place.
RROUGHAM's THEATER, Twenty fourth
LESSEE AND hANAGER.... .....Mr JOHN BRouGHAx
SECOND wEEK '>-S
THOROUGHLY SUCCESSFULLY
BETTER LATE s THAN NEVER.
THE DRAMATIC REVIEW,
NEW w s6Sds YEN aSb 5E sEw sTScRnS
NOVELTIES FOR THE WEEK:
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TRANSFORMATION SCENE bs MARSioN
Doors open at IL Performance commences atsp
BOZ on'' open RON : OK s. r s @ M T FeAs,
Az IRISH STEW.
MYSTERIOUS WIDOW w" OF LONG BRANCH
In particularly GRAMS si'S6 PfRiSE REVIVAL
yard. VIII s sdESESY cosTTTBs &SD AoiSTHSSTS
snd With an uNRlvALBD CASTl
NIBLO's GARDEN.
Engagement Of the celebrated -
co,pr q, nrpS TSSPsos LIZA WEBER PAULINE
M MARI EMMA EMMA 9RArrAN HARRY BECKETT, W J. HILL
TWO MISUNDERSTANDING ar q: EVENING, spn
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O' AND At COST 't on %: 5soS DoILAiS
the Gorgeous Oriental Fairy Spectacular Buesqie written BY eaU
'''-''' '-''' poRTY THIEVES
"srRIEryG orL""iN FAMILY JARS"
i"A ''A'h1 hRaoRs &C.. ESrhELT NEw SN'' ''"N"'
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
STEINWAY HALL-SUNDAY CONCERTS.
~ IHbODohB IHOsiAS''''''
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS.
RESERVED SEATS. EXTRA, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
OK SUNDAY EVENING FBB 7ns.
GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT.
Second appearance Of the nvohte Prms Donns Soprano.
MRS. HATTIE FARNSWORTH.
First appearsnceOf
HERR THEODOR MARTENS Piauisl
THEODORE THONAS'S GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Hail. Sehmes No 7Oi and at the Thea Ticket Oaes.
DEADINGS FROM THE POETS.
HI WILL BB GIVEN BY
MISS II. T.. ID. POTTER.
AT STBINwAY HALL
ON MONDAY EVENING. AT O'CLOCK.
Comprising selections LOBglow Tennyoa Bsysc TsyiO
Burn, Shakespeare Whittier Bryant and Oser for the bessss
W0RKINGwoMASS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION,
Susan B. Anthony. President
MISS SARAH JOHNSTON
will give several songs between the readiags
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS FOr sale RubtOns Broad
way Beutano No. 7oS Broadway; Kirby Co.'S
No go Brsdwsy Cha ~ Tremans No 4sl Broadway Fowler
Wells No Broadway; Tssur.rs 0fce
ls Hssssus Christian womsus Home No. Washington sqassst
once Of Revolution No 81 ParkrOv Room No. TO- and the
eVeu.hg Of Residing
TI'HE TAMMANY MAMMOTH PALACE Of
AMUSEMENT Monster Pro;T'mne. woaderSrl Aa,.etsa
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
Il THIRD CONCERT,
SATURDAY EVENING. Feb g. Q o'clock,
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
HERR Ok BULL. the eminent Violnist
ORCHESTRA 100 PERFORMERS.
HERR CARL BERGMAN. Conductor
X OGDEN D0RBAUS NJ. d., President
d. ScHAAD, Secretary.
TRENOR's FASHIONABLE SOIREE DAN
il sANTB MONDAY EVENING. FEB q, Ar HIS BEAUTIFUL
ACADEMY ROOMS LYRIC HALL, No 723 SrhaFe ReserToIr
New formed all
mouth.
MISS CLARA NORRIS,
Y1 PROP. FROBlSfBRS
READINGS, AT BERGEN.
MOSDiY EvRYrNG
1NHE NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF
a MUSIC
n Fifth Fourentst and No 500 Broadway New fsfk
Nos l23 40 and 12 Count 81. near State Brooklyn