The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-10
AMUsEMENTs.

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
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has achieved degree of that has never been
eqnaled in the annals OF amusements in America.
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most asb SATURDAY
u Mr.. AUGUsTIN DAILY. Sole Lessee and Manager
UNCLE SAN: or, THE TffsT2rios.
LAST NIGHTS OF MRS JOHN WOOD.
LAST NIGHTS OF MIR. JOHN BRoUaHAM
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Miss ELLA DIETz, &C., &c.
LAST MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY. at TX.
.EAsTER MONDAY NIGHT, April y special real
SEATS SSp GAN NOW Now BE AssiEccttkED
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An extraordinary programme for EASTER MONDAY.
TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL ls first night here Of Mr..
DALY's world-famous Drama Drama o. Society,
DHEATRE COMIQUE,
Mr. JOSH HART Lessee and Proprietor
y" captain FIREBRANp;
THE OATH OF THE TWELVE.
Me- NJ Tn XanT pF ana the Captain Fre0rnd
terrific Bayonet Combat by
N''--'' and Miss CARRIE AUSTIN.
Miss CARRIE HAiNEs Miss IDA GREENFIELD.
'e'onD "''N R. ~ CARROLL and SONS.
JOHN QUEEN, JOHN HART 'o @S W WHs2
LARRY srOOLEY, JAMES BRADLEY,
Mas Mas G2aEk AAsEs Mis- Mss F ia
and host Of others in new and pleasing programme
CAPTAIN FIREBRAND;
4% THE OATH OF The TWELVE.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
+. FAIR, MENAGERIE, MUSEUM AND HiPPo-
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TaEa H3a TIE street
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the number people Of any place of in this
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fun view Of the Sgdsnse the same time
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and thereafter every afternoon and night.
VoKEs RxT TO ANHEEcA
Messrs., SHOOK 1 Palmer. Of the Union Square
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Of the wonderful voKEs FAMILY,
FOR BRIEF 1t s1 sa4sSs sa 81 4Rd WEEKS,
MospA sY0RR%VEsSSfiiE1 Ss, On apRnn
on which occasion they win appear in their cele
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The I'M April TO meet engagements long since made
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STEMaTTsWsAhxs ANN HA hEuLre's MATINEE REcrrALs
MapsEsba,4 Hp %pr Il 10, s:sorM.
Tickets admitting to both rectals. 90
Cam be had at sisnways the principal
storesand the Theatre Ticket Office, ia Broadway
ANp r 9Eh new VI pa aRhA STT RoEFE
Thursday S nSh!s oS's Sc ssafs
sH 'ftfi " 81 g O'clock, La fEkioHoLE.
The sale OF seats commences on Monday
VARIETIES THEATRE OF NEW ORLEANS TO
OF June se m Uf he ne
mencng with the next The theatre is complete
ac La
ton New Orleans
AFR. GEORGE vANDENHorF
M THURSDAY AND Nh r TsnS EVENINGS
BROOKLYN = ne TYcEux.
I. YALE GLEE CLUB
The only appearance this season in New York, at
ASSOCIATION HALL
THURSDAY EVENING, April 10.
GLEES
COLLEGE soNGS &C.
Admission 10 Reserved Seats % cents extra; at
schirmcr's, 7ol Broadway, and at the Hall.
STEINwAy HALL HALL. !. II APRILla
GREATEST CONCERT COMBINATION ON RECORD,
Rup1SsrErs, wrEN1S SV%HIsn THOMAS ORCHESTRA.
TONIGHT TONIGHT.
i YALE GLEE CLUB.
ASSOCIATION HALL.
Only appearance this season.