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

AmusEMENTs. ..
SFH AVENUE THEArRE CURTAIN RISES AT az
Mr. 72s ana sO Brsa S. and Manager
"ALIXEp
EVERY S,sH TIA AMP gsS SaEg "a MATINEE
y Mss F 2hAsA n %SssT Nj: TASS x
JAMES HhSIs. MES gIs HtEs If LOUIS JAMES,
pT TERRY EVENING March 49, BRILLIANT REPRO
ara comea fs Of E S w ss T Of Mr. rhn
SHAME" tBox sheet open Monday, March lo5 o. ~
s " RR rsfsys
o ARTsIAs Sy t6 sHRs Of q the series
which'he has arranged to produce this Season
OOC Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
The GREArEsf 'TRI6jMfiiis on REcoRmbsn Manager
sSfsFssl ELL Or r fHsh wnE WEEKLY
The splendid Burlesque Of
LITTLE FAUST,
with an unriyalled cast
SOPHIE. woRRELL SISTERS, IRENE.
sas Gae'ns of sss sHss Rd 81 shrrns Character
A4R Sns fH HhGG
o o ne sussdus Miss
Ne. THHTyS the Empress Of and
TH fAk KsY RES SSsS SIS nh%ps
together with o'f EREa9 HTE ANrs will appear
Doors open at I; curtain rises at soclock.
AND
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. CURTAIN RISES ATS
u Sole Lessee and Manager. MIR AUGUsTIN DAILY.
THIRD WEEK of
Augustn Days original sensational Folly"
RoUGHING IT.
Mrs. JOHN WOOD, Mr.. JOHN BRoucHAN
l. In immense comedy parts
Full % Ts gd Depot
the MetroI oitan Hotel. ell "'N
! The most magnificent TRANSFORMATION SCENE
Tie FOUR SEASONS. '''''
THRILLING SENSATIONAL TABLEAUxo The capture
Smokers DEN Wild frontier scenes.
The
uNA fSNisMHoSUs
The nE # says.It hilarious from beginnnga
emu ana the auditorium is as uproarious as the stage
The TRIBUNE says-.'It is an animated busting dis.
play greeted with laughter and applause its aspect
changed from the merry and boisterous the fantastic
first set to the last The Indian ecampment by taghtin
a startling sensational stage effect"
The , WORLD sqys"IRe rafting, da,hng acting Of
Brougham are unlimited"
The POST saws 1.-THE starting of the Pacific lightning
express train from the Grand Central depot IS wildly
i RoTaH sIfslae r. Of
Saturday next at ~,
MI PALY's world;iamous sensation UNDER THE GAS:
---o-l :.
Mrs. B. oo MSySaS r Ms,eS 5s1 THEATRE
the great HISTORICAL Dga q, I, q The
Mrs. F. b. CONWAY and Mr. FRANK ROCHE
A A MHx HA ri nYSEo: Sol. Manager &uSSs
FAREWELL hEkElf kSa 3FEFai OF
noSpA EAq MaSsh Fg = "A .sr NJ,
so IN her celebrated role of MARGUERITE,
''A0' siss ssiFAhAhHYi JAMs sH''''
,2 THREE EES5fi iS Ss 'RpossEss,
Tickets and seats for sale At IA and "a Broadway ana
the Academy OF Music.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, POI BowERY.
1ss SgSa
The s IT. IT. E FEx INFANT Ballet Ballet T TsSSFH
Interesting --accOmp1ished
FRENCH DANCERS
The Sensational Songstress, Song and Dance Artistic,
KITTY n0vH11 BELLE GORDON:
MIS- MIS- Ezz s$HH sssS$5E'
$SssSz HSEEAA SSSHHSsE MSsAs
TONY PASTOR, JENNIE ENGEI, HARRY HART &c.
Matinees Tuesday and saturday ~
II ELLOGG CONCERT.
N MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
TUESDAY EvESiSa, March 4,
HALL OF THE EAST 81 81 SIDE ASSOCIATION,
corner of Eighty-sixth street and Third avenue.
Seats can be secured at the hall at Marshes drug store
avenue, at shipman Sons rs Chambers Street
Admission 81:
Chestnut street Philadelphia Pa.
A FIRST CLASS ENrEkTAINMENT NifGnTLY.
DRET uARTE,
ID author Of the 'sHEATHEN CHINEE', and other ex-
tcnsively known humorous pieces, makes his
announced appearance in his now widely celebrated
1.-THE ARGONAUTs OF 49,"
at STEINWAY HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, March 4, ut = eight o'clock.
The press said on his first appearance In New York:
In q continuous roar OF laughter.-New York Times
Mr. Harte rivals the great master Of Pickwick. Pre-
eminenty pcpular lecture.-New York Tribune.
In word, Mr. Bret Harte has achieved decided hft
on the platform, and may choose between ecturRg and
literature hereafter with certain confidence of
In cither.-New York Evening Post.
Mr. arte has himself cxcclient speaker
as well rs capital original wrer.-Ncw York World
Tickets Tor reserved seats may be obtained at Kush