The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

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| Noah Is weekly Messenger Is
The discipline of Mr.. Harris theatre. Both before aud
behind the curtain, rigid any hestre
in the city. Many ladies are in his audience nightly,
and 1t is his honorable ambition TO- increase the
relative number Of these. If ladies' wish to enjoy an
evening Of hearty and INNOCENT merriment they may
fearlessly go to the Theatre Comiquc.
We the public that from first to last the
patrons of the Theatre Comique will hear no word and
witness gesture that prudery itself could inde
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cate, vulgar. The performance is varied and
in mostcascs excellent.
| SUNDAY DESPATCH 'fH
| SUNDAY DESPATCH
The theatre Is one OF the best conducted establish
in America and for the production Of novelties
refinement of entertainments perhaps is unsurpassed
1t is longer variety show. but one of the most
chasey conducted places OF in this coun.
try. and is nightly by ladies' gentlemen Of
refinement No person, however fasdious in disposition
refined in TASTE find anything to cavil at in the
performances. If Mr. Hart only continues his present
system of management and there is little doubt he will
fortune must follow him. One noticeable feature Of this
exceenty conducted establishments 10 the air of refine
ment which pervades the most broadly humorous
items in the programme Nothing approaching vugarity
is all tolerated by the management the result being
that keenly sensitive lady can witness the en-
tertanment without the slightest fear of having occasion
to blush This be of variety houses but
the Theatre Comque has always enjoyed an enviable
reputation this respect greatly patronIzed by
| the ladies In consequence
EVENING MAIL EVENING r.u
| The Theatre Comiuuc occupies peculiar and almost
isolated position among the places amusement in New
York; it is only place where rendering of mis-
cellaneous programmes has been made success, and
where variety business performed free from vulgary
| or ofensveness.
NEW YORK ATLAS.
NEW YORK ATLAS As,,r - any,
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Theatre Com9ue entertainments are the many repre-
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We frequently hear good deal of cant about plays
which are unit by ladies' If they are worthy
of the tine and thoughts of gentlemen they ought to be
equay suitable to the eyes and of ladies' Places
of amusement like the Theatre Comique would seem
most likely to suffer from this can't and yet that theatre
is as free from anything that Offensive in moral, as the
most refined theatre in tho city.
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lowed to be spoken from the stage so that no one need
hesitate to take ladies there
THE SUN
remarks :--"we found respectable audience comprising
many ladies'"
Throughout the evening neither nor heard any
thing of an indicate character WHILE the contrary
VIC saw and heard much was both entertaining and
amusing
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saysThe Theatre Cqmiars has become under the able
ades bring their Wives their daush
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Mr.
for the presentation of variety entertainment that,
never border: upon indecent asP1sssS
Hart entertainment that combines
the best OF the DRAMA the tile
minstrel hall He aims to the best talent, places
every piece upon the stage with care excludes every
thing from the performance that might jar the
Of the fastidous and gives variety
show that mon can enjoy and everybody witness with
pleasure The variety oo brings the full strength of
the company-one OF the best In Americaand the enter
tainment altogether Is which should be We
know Of establishment where evening be
pleasantly passed; but 70 gain admission IL Is necessary
| to be hand early.
SUNDAY ERA.
SUNDAY ERA.
SUNDAY ERA.
IT will be that the attractions and novelties at this