The New York herald., 1872-11-10

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terms, the entertainment given at their house.
- Read the comments.
SUNDAY DISPATCH, November 3,
SUNDAY DISPATCH,
SUNDAY DISPATCH
SUNDAY DISPATCH.
"The preliminary o!io embraced many attractive lea
lures employed the services of all the accomplished
artists constituting the Theatre Comque Company One
noticeable feature of this exceenly conducted estab-
most broadly numerous items in the programme. Nothing
approaching vulgary is at all tolerated by the manage
msnt the result being that the keeny sensitive lady
witness the entertainment without the slightest fear
having occasion to blush This cannot be said Of all
variety houses but the Theatre Comaue has always
joyed enviable reputation in this respect, and is
greatly patronized by the ladies in consequence"
The oldestablislcd family paper the
SUNDAY TINES, ns
SUNDAY TIMES,
SUNDAY TIMES,
SUNDAY TINES, s,,,n ~r,,rs
SUNDAY TINES,
WEEKLY MESSENGER,
in its comment on the
entertainment makes the following remarks-
We have visited frequently of late and sat through
the entire performance only without fatigue or an
noyance OF any Sort but with thorough entertainment
and interest and with absolute respect for the node in
which the management have fulfilled their sefalloted
task. We the public that first to last
the patrons of the Theatre Comique will hear word
and witness that prudery itself could
delicate, vulgar The performance is varied
and in cases excellent
The discipline Mr. Harts theatre both before and be.
hind the curtain rigid in any first class theatre
in the city Many ladies his audience nightly and
honorable ambition to increase the relative
number these Ifladies to enjoy an evening OF
hearty and innocent merrimcnt they may earlessy 60
to the Theatre Comique.
THE SUN
remarks:'we found a respectable audience comprising
many ladies'
Throughout the evening neither nor heard any
thing ndelicatc character WHILE on the contrary
amusing. In tact, far decency is concerned, VIC
would rather send boy girl to the Theatre
ComiQue ifthis one evenings experience is fair
pie other and assured that i than to
Nibo's during the the Black Crook, or to Wal.
lacks while the nakednes of Lydia Thompson and her
blondes is being exposed to public view.
THE SUNDAY STAR
THE SUNDAY STAR,
THE SUNDAY STAR
Mr. Hart provides r,. sais entertainment devoid Of
all vulgary broadness that any father need not
to his daughter witness yet Offering lots Of
nun and a pile of the sensational
FROM THE NEW YORK CLIPPER,
NEW YORK CLIPPER.
room alter curtain exception rather than
a rule.
v Decidedly the best company in existence sc rSv
MORE VI R4xF soaH hH4 1AHHHa
the k;s xokkEEL sksIh APAssh PsAissFshns,
Miss EMMA MADDOCH, Miss KITTY TILSTON.
Miss KITTY O'NLIL
Mr. JOHN HART, Mr. VIM QUEEN,
Mr.. JOHN WILD, JAMES BRADLEY,
Mr.. WILLIAM WEST.
Mr. q. W. JESTER,
Mr. j. p. Crosscn, Goodng, Stoute, Hall and others in
new, pleasing and entertaining programme.
MONDAY NIGHT NOVEMBER II,
Miss ANNIE ADAMS
The Burlcsque, -
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