The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
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'osh HAhT.....'..''... Manager
,,oA continued and uninterrupted run Of
STANDING ROOM ONLY.
Producing ali he BkIGHT PARTICULAR STARS o. he
ENTHUSIASM INCREASES NIGHTLY.
ORIGINALITY ALWAYS ssS essnsll'tH NEW. and "'"
a pSsn
the great New York h siy0r ssm RrcxEy.
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in hi. original act. en.sisd H.oA1I.
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originally acted by him.
First appearance on the evening of the ersa.
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Tn MS .n S, 's' Il bDzA OF LIFE
y" THE LADDER or EIFB
Overwhelming success S S5 rs SsE ''''''a''
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Mr. JOHN HART as MISS FANNY TEN srRiKS.
In the now Oufle''ue n,voecr
Second week Of a as y JENNIE ia sssSs i
Mise JENNIE wORkELL,
Miss LILLE HAt Miss LILLE HALL.
N' Miss LILLE HALL.
v.. ,vvx,v J NJ" JENNIE BENSON.
Miss JENNIE BENSON.
and the great wonder of the age the Infant Prodigy
LA PETITE BENSON.
La PETITE BENSON.
L F FEEEH ssssss
In her pleasing acts.
NV Mr.. SAM RIcKEy.
AAD "-' BAD wHIsKEr.
oAsrELorrr.
TIE LADDER OF LIFE.
pup,psouE DIVORCE prvoRos
B BI;yosSE.
LA PETITE BENSON.
LA PETITE BENSON Is PETITE BENSON
the Infant Prodigy If
the most wonderful performance ever ssen
LA PETITE BENSON
must seen to idea of her wonderful abilities
The following list Of old fsyori,ss will also appear;
Mr. Mr. JOHN JOHN WfE NJ LARRY rooLE1:
g. aaf.1 s s%'Sa e sq.asy snS
Miss JENNIE HUGHES.
Mis- Ms: EMMA EMMA S4bbo;ck. Miss KITTY rLsroM.
To conclude with the ni SI! Ee5IsD}rs
Mr. JOHN HART Mis-. Fanny Ten strik'
MATINEE FL SH&G52s ANS NJ SATURDAY,
Mr. JOSH HART pleased state public that bic
'' DRAMA 4 akIoH RaSoRAMA.
will be ' aosDa 3Pr t tss 9 IT, time on
The Panorama will be SEVENTEEN HUNDRED FEET
and % aa o. alan %
many Of the incidents Of The Gre.
powERY THEATRE.
ID Manager syiRFxssiFa MI so Sa4a b rah1lo.
Enlargement for limited period with the young Edmund
Aeane Oh mo0'' Master "s' PERCY RosELLE
the rrea. Dramatic WONDER who win appear his ge..
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DETECTIVE,
taken from Pearces popular story Of the same name.
''''n'y pao"'sE ikEsIDE COMPANION"
NE" o"'' NEW SENSATIONS.
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A6saEiH 1A~1ss$Sgs
| OUT ON THE LOOSE.
HENEr1r OF FRI MHsrE EvE PEkSYY RosEILE.
an :'s:,
| BUFFALO BILL.
fro" the sR3 Ef; sF h' Nc" York Weekly
Due notice will be given Of It's first representation.
| 81 18th STREET THEATRE
81 Between Second and Third avenues.
| Continued Success
F C1U SEA e s hsb M fAsISs'
the musical clowns.
MILE. CONCHITA RONZATI,
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT aP n.
Friday, ladies' invitation night.
JUooD's MUSEUM. wooD's
w MONDAY, February H. 1872,
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
first appearance Of the young American Coincidence, Mis-
in the sensational Drama BY 7. B. De Wadsn's Of
DARLING
OR, WOMAN AND HER MASTER.
NEW SCENERY. COSTUMES AND EFFECTS.
with CAST as a 81 GHSs q ReNsrfu
MATINEE PERFORMANCES AT . P.M
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
i"' n'S%DyI cK S' wHiTTISGTSN AND HIS CAT l''''1
| MISS PAULINE MARKHAM, MISS BELLE HOwIrTs
and IN Mr. n KEEME S pma a. H. SHELDON
| Preceded by the beautiful one-act Comedieita Of
| SCHOOL FOR COquETrts
and the Musical h lnsFq Pes II f IN s2SRS
| IN which ROLLIN HOWARD and CHAS. STURGIS appear
Mas. +. B. co SEoorIrs THEATRE
on'l '0''n'' n0''o NAN AND WIFE.