New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

BEsEDIcK young Of LESTER WALLACE
IEoS4To Governor Of clAaLEs FsHEe
yERGES H. SroDDART
Dos JOHN SIS BatarSi IL ROCKWELL
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ANTONIO brother ME BROWNE
S0SR6bE Followers Of Don John . M MiIfoS
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Miss CARRIE SPiER Ia L. BALTIMORE. Mr. W BALTIMORE.
Mr. G. HOWARD. and M H. HOLLOWAY;
THE SCENE is LAP LAD AT NESSS4 g AP2ST THE MIDDLETON
SCENERY.
ACT -scens lst-Teracs before the Governors Palace With Dis
tant view Of the Town of Messna a. sbewoOa
ACT 2-scens the Palace. g Byaual scus
M-A secluded part of Palace Garden. a. IshswOodl
ACT 3scDe lstThe Palace Garden III IsherwOOdl Scene 2f
AuterOOm uaIa LeWisl 3dA Street in
MeHa (mOOnish &C. BVsus) Scene 4th-rhe An'erOOn Oil
uArd Levisl
ACT seeus illuminated Chapel Of the 18th Century Ciuai
LewiS) Scene the Prison Messna BA LewAl
ACT 5-seens Ist-E1teror Palace ( Ibsrwood
2l-The Aneroom irsrd Lews) Scene 3L-SaoOn and Bali
&C. EvaDS)
THE Music including an appropriate oertureThe NaiHgal-A
Hymn, the Incidental Dance composed and arranged By
THE DANCE FIGURES AND GROUPINGS under the direction
THE SCENERY entirely and has been g painted By ivy.
MessIa H. HERWOOD NJ LEWIS and G. EVANS
THE MEDIEVAL DECORATIONS by
Inn Mr. w.sGrBsOY, Of GbsoHs Buildings
ihA Mr. FoS6iCK corner Of Broadway TEentyih
THE COSTUMES Ns.1 'sa s f3 and HAMILTON
THE FURSrTURE AND APPOINTMENTS a made srgre;s sSd
f lff ARMS iS' AS ;' RStiFTES s
THE ARMoR LACE rRMIySS PRETs 9sS q 3 fS9
-" NH BUTLER and Nj. 4, WRIGHT.
Ia order to aid the eject and give ana room for the scenery
THE GREEN CURTAIN ONLY WILL BE USED
The cgn viii i S SGP I'd 51s s6 sVd d. A 5 1s' %
Intervals will be short the audience respectfully
M wAGLAGK b9s announce that he has received from Mr. W.
ROBERTSON bis last New Comedy. entitled
SCHOOL"
Play By The gifted author Of OURS and CASTE .l b.
o. the present Shakesperau Revival
NIBLOs GARDEN.
nooI Less' a9s B. PRECISELY AT
Engagement ofthe celebrated
AM EfPI Ks6 THo %FSfSF
Consisting LrPs TEoMPSGS LISA WEBER palms TkK
AA a: o .; Bel. 1' LIME SssSS
Byron Schroeder Forrest 6ele the Lasee Sisters G. Ke,ehum,
MONDAY FeB l. 1859 EVERY NIGHT ard SATURDAY AFTER.
NOON viii he presented AFTER PREPARATION OF THRBK
AND AT A COST OF 3Ooo DOLLARS.
The Gorgeous Oriental Fairy Spectacular BuFesqe snen By Henry
FORTY THIBvEs
"STRIKTYG oTL""IN FAMILY JARS"
THE SCENERY. EFFECTS. COSTUMES. MASKS JEWELS.
ARMORS &C, ENTIRELY NEW.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
BROADWAY THEATER. Admission 80 cents.
ID LAST SIX OWENS COMEDY NIGHTS,
AND LAST OWENS COMEDY SATURDAY MATINEE
THIS BvBYlHG TWO GREAT CHARACTERS
THE VICTIMS.
JOHN OWENS. ...as.......JoSlitA ~ lIkkbn.
WEDNESDAY GRAND EXTRA MATISEB FOR THE
BENEFIT or Mr. DBLMON GRACE.
SATURDAY, LAST OVENS MATINEE
STEINWAY HALL.
- LECTURE BY DIR CORDovA
MONDAY EVENING Feb l. 1859 at O'Clock for the henes Of
Admission parts the house so The Grand organ will DO
OCCASION Tickets be obtained nov Of Pond Co..
Ther Tcket0ee No ia Broadway Sehimer No Ol Broad
and at the Hall the night Of the lecture
TNHE TAMMANY MAMMOTH PALACE of
Il AMUSEMENT. Monster Programme, Wonderful Attraction
Startling Novelty Two Grand Ohests Houeycomo Of Resorts
TONIGHT aud SATURDAY MATINEE Admission 80 cents
CNEDECORs ART GALLERY, No. 769
- Broadway FREE EXHIBITION Of lhona, HIS Yosemite
VALLEY George Browns Crown Of NewEngand Eastman yohR
Boyhood OF Lncoo Berssts S99se' ~ upo
mastery paintings with number OF FhANuS AhEhCAH |nV
MOS and their originals, SIDE BY SIDE:
NATIONAL Academy of Design Second WIN
including toe Annual Collection OF the HAlhh
COLOR SOCIETY 2st and shave day and evening
60 y IT..