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THANKSGIVING DAY,
"RousD rHE III e soIScSS' IS'3sA' MATINEE.
U,IFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
West Twenty-fourth street near Broadway.
AUGUsTIN DAILY Sole Lessee and Manager
MOST EMPHATIC SUCCESS
MERRY Eav WIVES
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The DAILY TINES calls it IAN uneauiyocal popular
succesr
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The EVENING POST calls it "The notable event of the
present dramatic season."
The COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER saws 1t is "A perfect
performance from beginning TO end"
The WORLD perfect %sryss
been equalled."
The NEWS says:-"rhe dresses are exquisite; they
realize truly poetic ideal"
THE CAST
is the most combination Of avorite artists
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GETTY NORWOOD NJ WILLIAM I1N ndgI BEEKMAN, MT. i
MoRANT, Miss SARAH JEwETT and Mrs. e. H. Gil
MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY, at 1L O'Clock,
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
In preparation brilliant Partisan Comedy.
SATURDAY NExT-MATINEE OF MERRY WIVES.
MRS. +. B: CoNwAY,s BRooKLYN THEATRE
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EvERYBo66YY's FRIEND.
THANKSGIVING MATINEE NOVEMBER %, AT q r. NJ.
DRYANrs. OPERA HOUSE, 2sD STREET, BETWEEN
ID 9th and 7th avenues near Booths Theatre.
EVERY EyENIEs AT sATrfpAY ~ MATINEE At
First appearance Of Mr.. HARRY sTANwOOD,
Eccentric Comedian and Banjolst
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GRAND MATINEE ON THANKSGIVING DAY.
COMMENCING AT 2 O'CLOCK.
HARLEM MUSIC HALL.
THE LAST DRAMATIC SENSATION. manager
THURSDAY UHANKsGIvINGl, Nov. 2s 1872, will be
presented original drama In and 80 tableaux
opyrigh secured dramatized from the thrilling story
published In the Firesde Companion and written BY
Americas own comic vocalist
ToSy TToSy PAsT9R PAsT9R
entitled THE FASTEST BOY IN NEW YORK.
The play will be presented with and elegant
scenery, costumes, Ac. with Mr. VIM. II. Whallcy as
Charley Page and Miss Nellie Sanford Myra
by full and powerful company OF New York artists.
THE GENUINE AND ONLY
MRS. JARLEY
ASSOCIATION HALL.
Tickets, with Reserved Seats at Ponds 80 Union
snuare. Putnam's. ia Rroadwav