The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
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given one more representation Of sheridan's ' -
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Mr. LESTER wAL1AGKS sslssrated Military Drama of
after the most careful and esaorate pren.ration
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COSTUMES ANb APPOINTMENTS,
Mr. LESTER wALt hos bh M Original character Of
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Miss Mr. NINE Mss r5E Mss
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FULL STRENGTH ana az ri THE COMPANY.
further augmented by the special ensasem ent of the
accomplished A ams TA r n'i ElsaSs1ER
Miles RACHEL the and with
carefully selected company OF Coryphees.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. THE FLoRENCEs
Under the management Of Mr. c 5osEr To9KEg
Stage Manager. ............M Mr.. GEORGE r. DE WE'RE
EILEEN oGEl
The sale of the seats for the Florence Nights begins to.
morrow Saturday morning and will continue every day
during engagement of the popular American couple
from stoA The opening attraction, EILEEN OGE"
alconers delicious Irish story will be presented
on Easter Monday Night, April 6, with new
scenery and novel mechanical effects while the will
be unexcepnonabe. Mr. and Mrs Florence assuming
Mcguire and the other characters being by the
Hnny CONVEY 81 M oSe Jsnns
Miss Minnie Conway, Miss lone Burke, &C. &c.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. DI MURsKA.
EASTER SUNDAY EVENING, Aprls :.
NINTH COLOSSAL oP2RArIo CoNcERTl!l
...Thc box Office is now Nile lima DI MURsKA,
open for the sale of choice
Reserved Seats Admission Europe's volinst;
80 cents. Secured Chars GILMORE ana his Twenty
so cents and 81 extra. in
MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME.
+..rhc selections made by Mile. lima DI MURsKA for
this great musical entertainment the aria from
1.-THE MAGIC FLUTE" by which she created great
furore at this establishment last fall; aria from
"DINoRAH,n and Artors Variations di Bravura of a
Thema of Pacisci" (or soprano), NJ. HENRI wIENAw-
SKI accompanying her with violin.
The programme in its entirety will be advertised on
Saturday and will present arrangements of rcmarka
bly, attractive character possibly cqua!led by any
given at previous concerts.
EASTER SUNDAY EvEN1NGii
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ Under the management OF Mr. Joseph H. Iooker
stage Manager George +. Devere
EASTER xo SP6as APRIL
for the spring and summer Season. with
f NJ. az s' Ms V I:
in
EILEEN OGRlr
the great Irish Drama of the day.
CAML ooLvILLE BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE
y Lydia Thompson Troupe, will be IN the city between
March 80 and April and may be addressed box Ssi6
ID wife free this evening to TONY PASTORS
rAsSoR sHd his V aaat fr"upe Last wees
'1liAHps'
THIRD GAME FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE
ALBERT GARNER vs.. MAURICE DAILY,
Tor the Challenge Cup and 81 00J n side,
GO points up three ball carroms, .
At TAMMANf hall, tonrtesnsh street rRIDAY April
81. reserved sas ea 5 cents be OBJ
tanned az Chris. o'connors Carriers Days and
Paris Mutuel Pools will be sold at Chris. 0Connors
every evening before the match
SECOND REGIMENT ARMoRY
VI LAST CONCERT OF THE SEASON,
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL q.
nFF FOR LADIES, REMEMBER YOU WILL BE
" THE admitted free to TONY PASTORS this
SUMNER evening. Tony Pastor and troupe COM
SEASON. mence their summer tour on Monday next
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. -
IM CHARITY ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE BENE-
FIT OF THE POOR OF NEW YORK.
ihe Board Of IL Of
for the purpose giving select entertainment Of Read
ngs and kecaons the proceeds TO be given 10 the poor
ASSOCIATION HALL
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL
Tickets with reserved seats 81, 10 be had at the Id
brary.
Mr. TRENoR's USUAL RECEPTION DANsANrE
lu this friday evening, Sd inst, ats
Cards at Lyric Hall, sixth avenue Reservoir Park.
| rOOD BYE TONY PASTOR AND HIS TROUPE
7 cou tLair tour IN Mo "