The New York herald., 1872-12-08

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Mr Hart respectfully asks the public TO read me oi
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In it's remarks OF the sensation drama,
Or LIvINssfoSE AND STANLEY.
'The story better story than Leo and Lotos' ana
the cocoanut dance as marked feature in its way
the third act Agnes stage scene in Round
Clock. The Theatre Comque is cncroaehng the
high art ground more exclusively the preroeatise Of
Prince Leo and the Princess Lotos Of Doony Barris
and Johnny Aaron. which also compelled TO Ia
ment But there is ,un in piece ifh i high
art"
THE SUNDAY TINES .s
AND NoAHs WEEKLY MESSENGER
The Theatre Comique has reached socb degree ofes
ceilence character and tone Of its representations
that it now appeals much higher class OF patronage
before In this country been bestowed uron
a variety performance. With nothing to offend and
everything delight ana in his characteristic
tertainment Manager Hart may congratulate himself on
having brought the variety honorable and
successful popularity.
The discipline OF MI Barts theatre, both before and
behind the curtain rigid any first class theatre
in the city. Many ladies in his audience nightly,
and it is his most honorable ambition increase the
relative number of these. II ladies' wish enjoy
evening Of hearty and innocent merrment they may
fearlessy so to the Theatre comique
We assure the public that, from first TO last, the
patrons OF the Theatre Comque will hear word and
gesture that prudery Itself cond term ndeli
cate, coarse vulgar The performance is varied and
IN most cases excellent
'o''''0 SUNDAY DESPATCH
SUNDAY DESPATCH.
The theatre is OF the best conducted establish
Anne MI fnrt
refinement OF entertainments perhaps is unsurpassed
II is no longer variety show, but Of the most
cnastey conducted places OF entertainment in this
try ana is nightly crowded by ladies and gentlemen Of
refinement No person, however fastidous disposition
or refined in taste can find anything 10 cav at in the
performances II Mr. Hart only continues his present
system management and there little doubt he will
fortune must follow him One noticeable feature OF this
exceenty conducted establishment the OF refine
ment which pervadcs the most broadly humorous
items in the programme Nothing approaching vulgarity
is all tolerated by the management the result being
that the most kecnly sensitive lady witness the
tertanment without the slightest having occasion
to blush This be said Of all variety houses but
the Theatre Comique has always enjoyed enviable
reputation this respect and greatly pa,ronized by
the ladies in consequence.
EVENING MAIL
EVENING MAIL.
EVENING MAIL.
The Theatre Comique occupies peculiar and almost
isolated position among the places Of in New
York II is the only place where the rendering OF mis-
ceaneous programmes has been made a success, and
where variety business is performed Tree from vulgary
or Ofensiveness
NEW YORK ATLAS.
NEW YORK ATLAS.
NEW YORK ATLAS
Notable among the various pleasing features Of the
Theatre CoInique entertainments the many repre-
senatives the softer that attend them At each
performance the auditorium thronged with and en-
behed elegantly attred ladies Of fashion and stand
ing whose superiors class and as theatre are