The New York herald., 1872-11-24

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Popular Drama
| IoTrERY" "S Or LIFE
| TTNION SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor. or....................Mr SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. Mr.. A. NJ PALMER
The management respectfully call the attention Of the
public to tho facts that the engagementof
Miss AGNES ETHEL.
at this theatre will shortly close and that in conse.
Quence, Sardous
GREAT SOCIETY PLAY.
AGNES.
now In the
THIRD MONTH
Of Its most successful career,
must soon be withdrawn.
10TH TO 77TH LAST
PERFORMANCE NIGHTS
or OF
AGNES AGNES
1.-THE PEOPLE OF NEW YORK; says the accom-.
plisheu critic OF the Sunday Times. SHOULD NOT
LOSE THE OPPORTUNITY TO WITNESS ONE
OF THE MOST PLEASING IMPERsoNArIoNs NOW ON
OUR sTAGE-THAT OF "AGNEs,r NOR TO SEE THE
POSITIVELY ADMIRABLE AND ARTISTIC MANNER
IN WHICH THE MANAGEMENT OF THE UNION
SQUARE THEATRE CAN PUT PIECE ON THE
STAGE
THANKSGIVING DAY, nov, q.
GRAND EXTRA MATINEE
OF AGNES. AT sP.M
SEATS MAY NOW BE SECURED FOR THAT MATINEE.
Regular Matinee every Saturday, at ~ O'Clock.
Seats secured two weeks in advance Places secured
pa o Box Sse s,sH rss. day
Carriages may be ordered at lcjss.
M S'' M Ee JOHN SEw sntsd R4N
II Yhsh Mr. Mrs 1fH 4 HRSs SENSNG Me- AkK NIX
SMITH and an the members Of the great company
gagged atthis theatre will appear
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Mme PAULINE LUCCA.
LA FAvORITA.
Si2s. ABRUaNEDO SPARAPANI, COULON.
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 28, at 8 p. NJ,
THANKSGIVING NIGHT,
GRAND CONCERT
AND OPERA,
AT POPULAR PRICES
Admission ONE DOLLAR. No extra charge for re-
served seats Family Circle 80 cents.
FRIDAY, LAST NIGHT BUT THREE.
Knabbe's Pianos used at the Academy OF Music.
Tickets be obtained at the Academy of Music and
Schirmers Music Store, 70l Broadway
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
THANKSGIVING NIGHT,
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. %, ut 3 r. W.,
GRAND CONCERT
AND OPERATIC PERFORMANCE,
AT POPULAR PRICES.
ONE DOLLAR.
ONE DOLLAR.
ONE DOLLAR.
ONE DOLLAR.
ONE DOLLAR
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS
Family Circle 30 cents.
Full particulars in Wednesdays papers.
NJ Y. sTADT THEATRE, 45 AND A. BOWIE RY.
IN. THIS EVENING, SUNDAY, NOV %
Inimtablc magica! representation by the world re.
nowned magician, Professor VANEk. Prcgramme-Part
IWonderul and miraculous feats Of legerdemain