The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-18

Drama illustrating Irish lie, manners and character,
or. Turn iAbout IS Far Play.
-, o,,n, .,, assisted By 49,
sghhA PAHeAAS Miss MARY Wits MS Miss VARY '
Dp may 81 on sa IN
ADVANCE at the Theatre or at Ditson Co.'s Masc
2S2 ar BIR0ADwAY, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. .
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THEATRE CoMIouE,
THE coMIcAL BURLEsQUE,
ROBINSON CRUsOE
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NJ NJ JOIN nHRSHynrn, y? IT, JOHN i WIS,
Miss KITTY o'MEIL, Miss NELLIE sANDFORD,
Mis- Ms EhSSH kyH Mis- Mss o kTTY HANHS
szSsHH ~SSsasBSS AND sArunDAr
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Mr.. J. E. HAYES. Sole Lessee and Manager.
1 EeERS s HSHHl 4f's H 5'df5o (
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT2.
The american Grmadi"
GEO L. Fox
and his mirth provoking Pantomme of
HUMPTY DUMPTY,
%dH a yss hfs BEEN x
In the annals of amusements.
The Grandest Corps Of Specially Artists
ever assembled IN one entertainment
BoWWkMRXb T TRHiIah Manager
MONDAY EVENING: March il, and during the Week:
incidents and startling bRsTiSY entitled
the eaest care and attention TO detail in the matter
iNGs IN an entre new act WIN TIC ''e' popular
Frs'sa Sh * Sfsas1ps H Tasa Comedy
1 MS.' 'M SsRfa! e.
FRIDAY, March q.
annual benefit Of
JACK HARKAwAY,
r,I nal ndndn cfn in
81 BIb 5T f 81 SSa4ss Foster
Box book now open. six days in advance.
BoES1tRHSS E ERHtzAn- EXTRA.
From the s0puhaF gaysrs Of 15 81 New York public
who will be the RECIPIENT of her annual
FRIDAY EVENING" HhSfSt March IL
singing and BANGING DON'T forget ERiDSS Box BOOK
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. ITALIAN OPERA
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT OF
posIrI Positively L Hv NIGirs OF
WEDNESDAY Axsa Fz siS#r i hi + SSaak,
pA az fAEo YUCCA
THuKSpAf-Beneht French Benevolent Society.
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
SATURDAY FAREwELL MxTTNEE
the Academy OF Music.
STEINwAY HALL.
THURSDAY EVENING, March 90
at o'clock,
ENTERTAINMENT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
woMENs EDUCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL FUND.
Miss EMILY FAITHFUL.
Miss ANroINETTE STERLING.
Tickets, ST. Reserved seats, 81 So
For sale at
@. schlrmers music store,
70l broadway.
THE VERY HEAR TONY PASTORS NEW SONG,
L LATEST giving a full and Ia accurate # account OF
sqgs Jps tqfy S.e the Matinee Tony
+. B. LENTs
NEW YORK CIRCUS.
MUSEUM. MENAGERIE, CANAAN AND zooLoGI.
CAL GARDEN,
ns ssd soSs,s SSansed by
Twenty sixth and Twenty seventh streets,
WILL OPEN MONDAY, MARCH 81.
PRoFEss0R PHILIP LAWRENCE IN HIS POPULAR
Nn'ei AN EVENING WITH THE POETS,
and Tss his Sssa a@ M ne
will be rected by Professor Lawrence Miss Mary Law.
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So'clock
MR.. GEORGE vANDENHOFF,
The Great Shaksperian Reader.
MR.. GEORGE vANpENHorr,
The Great Poeucal Reader.
MR.. GEORGE VANDENHOFF,
The Great Pickwickan Humorist
Saturday matinee, 2oclock
Association Hail.
A RE YOU THAT THERE Is A MATINEEE At TONY
"A AWARE PASTORS OPERA HOUSE every Tuesday,
OF THE Youth beauty and fashion congregae at
FACT the grand Tuesday Matinees
A ssoCIATICN HALL, TwENTYTHIRD STREET AND
TUESDAY evening March 49, 1873 Professor Allan Currs
Grafton. hStormng the Bastile."
Tickets 10 be had d. b Howell Co.'S 4s4 Broadway;
Wenck x Pharmacy under Giscy House; Ponds music
store 70 Union square, and at ia Broadway.
Proceeds 10 be given to aged widow OF Free Masoni
<xouprIuENTARy RENEFIT TENDERED To u1ss