The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-20

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The GREAT NOVELTY troupe of the world wonders
never cease; great attraction u.aroy
the mos. astonishing performer the world ever sawshe
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the great tight performer great feas he Is without
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the beautiful , child WONDER IN her pleasing acts.
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BOX sHEET or Il for twelve day. advance
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TWO LIVES 81 of M MARY LEIGH,
on the stage Ti!s ~ S5s1s Ssi PRESS
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society ali forgot sdss i rs second fs
MATINEE Il E I oEko SATURDAY
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The leading artists he Havana Opera Company" prom
nen' among w sfGN H5s GIUSEPPE vlLLAS1.
pal Easop.an Ica.s. la. most Sa re-
sIGNORA LAURA HIMELA.
Primo Contrato, from La Scala Milan
SIGNOR ENRICU CARUSELLI,
a very distinguished Tenore di Graza.
SiGNORA FREDERICK, Soprano Leggcro.
The important entrce on the
lyric stage OF tho eminent and favorte prima Donna,
MISS CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG,
who IL acknowledged to lie the best native artistic
In addition TO the foregoing, arrangements have been
NINE. AGATHA STATES,
the distinguished Stun sfaNoR en ohia@b nnS ana
the favoe baritone, have recently returned from
ccssul tour in south America. Also
sIGNORS SUSINI and BACtI.L1, Bassos.
Signora FONrANEs1, Comprmara, together with
PULL AND COMPLETE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
neper,re w consist Of nc sssn
Faust" sPouio" .Rlsolrl,o,, "aartha," III CIspno,
"Un Bslo Mas hera," Robert le Dab,e ard .Ernan"
Opera nights. MOs,DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
SAT- EDAy.-GHkSD GAIA MATINEE
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION For TEN NIGHTS:
Private boxes flour sest from 400 to Sl20; parque
The subscription win open at the box Office of the Academy
on Monday, April -. at ga NJ
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, al BowERY.
/ CROWDED TO THE DOORS NIGHTLY.
Prolonged paudits greet the gorgeous an sparkling
FoaT2 FEMALE JACK suEPPARDs
FORTY FINALE JACK SuEFPARDS.
TONY PASTOR In his great part OF
THE POOR MANS SON.
SYDNEY FRANK and MISS EMMA Afford.
MISS KITE OiNEIL'S ARTISTIC EXCELSIOR JIG.
WILD and kERNS, GOLDEN SHOWERS &c.
MA1INEES WEDNESDAY ana SATl RDAI, at AZ O'Clock