The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-04
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More free and easy dancing and exposure OF female
charms than any drama have hitherto behei the
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THE MUSIC OF THE PLAY IS RAy1sHINoLY SWEET
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TIE GORGEOUS MISREPRESENTATION SCENE GIVEN
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and other European capilaIss,v ur,
the renowned Pianist;
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ANDA "'' iNAN N Prima Donna soprano;
HERR JACOB MULLER.
tho Gillian yiolinlste,
together with tho
in programme Of great excellence and comprising selections
Seats may be secured the olce 70l broadway Erie
ticket Office Broadway and Twentyhirl street, and
Bo"A MONDAY, APRIL 1. 1872
The Local and Sensational Drama by w. $. Higgins in
OUT OF THE
TIE BURNING TOWER
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The folowng in.roduotons viii be during tho Con.
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EDDY BRADY in his Prosean Sketches
Tho performance win commence with the Drama
sArunb sA.I Sns sSbH MATINEE
THE BEAUTIFUL SHOE BINb5ER LYNN, OR
NEW YORK IN 1850, in active preparation.
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