The New York herald., 1872-10-27
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER 2


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THE LADIES' FAyoRIrE RESORT.
UNMIsTAKABLE MARKS
OF APPREcrATIvE DELIGHT
The greatest combination
| Of attraction ever presented to the public.
THE MAMMOTH STAR TROUPE,
pronounced by the press to be without an equal
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
Tho old-establshed family paper, the
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entertainment makes the following remarks: =
The result Of years Of labor in Mr. Harts
agement of the Theatre Comique to-day.
We have visited it frequently of iate and last Tuesday
evening sat through the entire performance only
without fatigue annoyance of any sort, but with
thorough entertainment ana interest with
respect for the mode in which the Management
have fulfilled their sefalloed task We can the
public that first last the patrons of the Theatre
Comique will hear witness gesture that
prudery itself could term ndelicate coarse or vulgar
performance is varied in most excellent
The negro mnstrelsy compares avorably with any in
the cy-and it only cpsode the dancing and sing
ing both of fair quatyautc up that of prevalent
burcsque organizations; presented not
particularly eminent literary merit but they
lively and amusing pictures of local e-and they
clean.
The discipline Mr. Hsrts theatre both before and be-
hind the curtain, rigid in any first class theatre
in the city Many ladies in his audience nightly and
it is his most honorable ambition to increase the relative
number of these If ladies wish enjoy evening Of
hearty and innocent merrment they may fcarlessy so
to the Theatre Comique.
The above part of an editorial notice which appeared
SUNDAY TIMES
SUNDAY TIMES
OF SUNDAY, OCTOBER %
SUNDAY, OCTOBER q,
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20.
THE SUN
remarks 1--WE found respectable audience comprising
many ladies'"
Throughout the evening neither saw nor heard any
thing indelcate character WHILE the contrary
we saw and heard much that was both entertaining and
amusing In fact SO far as decency is concerned. we
would rather send boy girl the Theatre
Comique If this one evenings experience fair
to Niblo's during the run of the Black Crook to
wallacks while the nakedness of Lydia Thompson and
her blondes is being exposed to public view.
THE SUN
THE SUNDAY STAR,
THE SUNDAY STAR.
Mr. Hart provides first class entertainment, devoid Of
all vugarity broadncss that any father need not
fear to take daughter to Witness yet Offering Of
fun and pile Of the sensational
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To be able to procure or even eligible standing
room the curtain rises is exception rather than
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Man FIRST CLASS ENTERTAINMENTS
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presenting nightly continuous carnival Of fun