The New York herald., 1872-03-23


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Seats ri and 50 esr accorng location s Reserved
seats be secured At the Academy Of Music oc.
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Of the Justice OF the managerial promise that
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Sixth and seventh performances OF Fosters wonderful spec
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Three hundred male and i'm
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE; MATINEE.
THIS SATURDAYS sEsfIAI EhGLA aooKH MATINEE,
odsr TO give the IN rs ~
ativey grand ana beautiful processlon., grand
balets ana deiChlu music the performance viii necessa
riy commence H&LFfAsT fH,i lE'ffnSPp one O'CLOCK
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GRAND oFlFa ssIUSr's RSHss FAREWELL SUNDAY NIGHT.
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Drnd' "Iu'rszi shlt sotsIaT Ji.sRx PERL Donin'''i
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today and q,
ONCE, the junction of Broadway, street
and Fifth avenue.
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CARL kpsx ana ptsor
ID. DE vIvO, Business Manager
Messrs. CA RI ROSA and A. NEU ENDURFF have the
honor and pleasure to to the public Of New York
vicinity that they have In eecug
msn BY which they will be enabled to produce ITALIAN
OPERA In style before surpassed the metropolis
Of the New World. Tho boast ia not idly made has
generally conceded that Mme PAREPAR ROSA Herr
wACHTEL and M sAN1LEY have created the and
most genuine art sensations of the Just past.
Mime. PAREPA.ROSA,
the rcigning lavorle Prima Donna
Herr THEODORE WACHTEI,
Europe's greatest Tenor.
Mr.. CHARLES SANTLEY,
the famous Baritone.
Arrangements have also been made with
Nine VANZINl, the eminent American Prima Donna.
Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS the great American Contrao.
Miss CLARA DORA, the disnPuisbed English soprano.
Miss JENNY BUSK. the distinguished American Soprano
Mr.. TOM KARL, ltalys favoritc Tenor d. Graza.
MI. JOSEPH HERMANNS, the celebrated German Basso
Sig. GfOKGIO RONCONl, the world renowned BuGo.
MessIs. AYNSLtf COOK, HALL, RYSE,
Miss SCHOFlELD, Mr. CHIESA, 30.
Mr.. DUBRUEIL... Stage Manager
With an augmented CHORUS of sixty voices and n grand
of eytv boafS ing md Nua