The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-28
AnIUsEMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
TnEArRE CoMIQUg
Continued and ma ryeiio,is success
of the Monster Star Troupe.
Marked An entire lire SS nS q &
%oRsEi nn srsTkRs '''''o af'''
ruH woRRELL SISTERS, -
THE WORRYING ORR NJ ' Gi'a aas't on NEW YORK.
seS0n Ts' FiHE G's'"ff GIaDT or GOLD
MISS soPEfilE woRRELL.
and the entire Troupe
MIS- A, ' sS Pa nv %SsS Ts;a'ned
MISS IRENE wcEEEJI;,, ns.vn
MISS KITTY o'NEII.
MISS ADA wRAY.
MISS KITTY TlLsToN.
MR.. JOHN HART.
MASTER nAH TIN DH.znn BROTHERS n"s HERR w1LLo,
MIR: JOHN MANNING, , JAMES BRADLY,
g. L. STOUTE. e. ID. GOODIN0, HARRY GUIoN.
''-'' and MISS IRENE woRRELL
IN 'n' 0H TIE Yield OF THE CLOTH or GOLD.
MISS ELLA wRsNER
MISS KITTY oNEIL
In her Artistic Song and Dance
JOHN HART
anu JOHN WILD
II Nm pe TA Sss5o 4 Asta
in his German Accents
THE DEvERE BRoTnEWs.
IN their 'saS %hsr iFRip' Ma s'siS clog Dance
in his conioriion song ana Dance.
The very lamyhablc new Drama, ,
with the following cast ::
Bill Mawlcy, dog tancer.. John Hart
Tom se Larry Too!ey
Augustus Nico Inc a. L. stone
adam Sradhurn ....,..................,E D Goodng
sai,is wr ,is Mis-. Eit,y 9Ncii
Jennie Newton Miss Kiy Tslon
poor girls inheritance Tie w%rsins Girl. Convention
ss s sS ss s psnt lying
weapon aTHSa aV WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
with new scenery sTTE sS saBs sne' &c. entitled
During the dr? NEW soSsssS lssEEsSas 4 avoT''
with ! all brass hand, VIII take place.
Also IN active preparation new buresque Written ex
presSly for this house, Il ar xn snsi.fa
CHICAGO viii be produced shortly
THEATRE coMIouE.
THEATRE
will be down the coming May respect fully
wish to VIII 81 BGGRo pss soir LESSEE OF THE
SIEATRE CoMiQOE
'"' The Pubic's Servant,
BOOTHS THEATRE. BOOTH
On MONDAY sna ap TwEsp sHoT Evenings only.
As in M Sr rPm IssS s %%Es1,"
s;SSfS sh2
4. ms II SsR Tslt or % 3sa
in CIbber's version
Of 'A"A' EieIix I sfSn Ill., Tragedy OF
which VIII be produced after many months ofeiaborae
sAruEhAy MATINEE AT ilAIF;rAsT ONE o O'CLOCK.
in THE LADY OF Lyons"
Ss S. " theatre also
RoWERY THEATRE
nacn E Mr. A sacp rd during the week. repro
ENTIRELY ORIGINAL LOCAL SENSATION DRAMA
SEARCHING sh' fmh DEPTHS.
rsSpe, win Ss REFORMED with all the powerful effects
robe preceded y s5 as nnF slS sGnIc DRAMA
Sunday Iay 3 Of Ss rasG sTor
s%s b RoziSskTs VAUDEVILLE AND oFERHiric
POPULAR PRICES
sfSs Ire ro sya
ROBERT OF wooDLEIGH
At Ok lREish Shw n Hl aMEsioH
Every evening hS al smis'n Fn fEGiGeaGGffb E
From the Herald April 49," MaeEyoy,s Ncw Hbcr
the Green LIE anxious to get glimpse OF the familiar
'"MacEvoy's New Hbcrncon, which illustrates the
principal points q mterss, in ireland Drawing crowded
"MacEvoy's New Mlbernicon at the ST. James Theatre,
sc rh to M
audiences invariably eesac In their enjoyncnt"-
Popular Dress Circle Gal
rCoNY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 2Ol BOwEaY.
rprl Engn ET,Hy With ,he wSnIssn
VINO b a weighing 70 Ss each barrel com cannon"
ro sSplnnEy e & Hs,.Tn iS g srf 5ksaA
rpS h q. the Tsrd 1n S bIck sofT
Jerry s n sARRI Naia ST FELIX TROUPE
n yssy Rex Father THOMAS s S sUKKE
ST. Stephens church East twenty eighth street,
IN. nrzsDA ~ As..s'
Mr.. Henry d. Danforih
Tickets, Ono Dollar
churches
city al the principal Catholic book stores and the Office
OF ST. stephens church.
A SIMPLE STORY,
TOLD IN A SIMPLE, TRUTHFUL WAY.
LETTER FROM THE COUNTRY
ELMIRA, ChemHng county, March Is, 1877
NV DEAR GEoRGE.-
You ask me as have jus, gone through two weeks in
New York TO give you few of my ideas 10 the
der, Of The ely ana which all ha
This Is Il difficult task but I'll try ii. -
And now after having spoken of theatres and other
amusemens, come, you ash TO the most wonderful
place and that pronounce at once TO be DR. kAIiN's
Museum, 71 Broadway.
will give you my reasons for this assertion ;-FIrs the
admission this vast building and its ~ 900 Curositics il
only 80 cents Second more pleasure and profit be
got from il than other exhibition In the great city
Eight hours barely suficed for go quietly through
my visit, and each succeeding found me dis
covering II the collection embraced moth