New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25
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Stage AA'-s'A'''''''scESE SCENERY SYNOPSIS;
Prs, Ae.-A plan on the bant. Of 'ss sche1it
Third Ass-a Tho bridal chamber
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sssts ,dv r all thu sDoye Asismv at sners NO 7os
A 'T THs sEw-York CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
No EAST oI ss skas
uer door to Demonoos.
ana BRooKLYN BRANCH
HI-.. Io2. l0i. and lv6 coartst. ssn Slate. Pr.
-rI rs OPEN DAILY
IRON % NJ for ..e reception .. new psDs m ~ '"''~
rHB CONSERVATORY EESAISs OPEN TDE EsrIRx TEA.
BOOTHS THEATER. Lessee. j. B. BOOTH.
- - ..g LAST FOUR SySHre ell. JOB
.r.g DISTINGUISHED DsaMATIsr AND ACTOR ,at9f
WHO WILL .ppE RlRs bsssY ssEEse rus WEEK
AND 'AT TYrHs X sA 1dFF4lA AZ $50 AS
in his '' fs ff'S eSGL Rts' Sis s.. '''''''
BRIDES OF GARRYowBS r.. -5r.f
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 80, 1874. . lJ's
Enelssmen, q Tie Peerless
VII. will appe.r for the FIRST TIMB in this City IN her s.s
''' ZIP. Or POINT LYSDB LIGHT. .'f
Seat. secured IN Tb.er and til. Music store
O u Dlr.os TO, III 8road.~.
GEORGE l., FOX ANNOUNCES with pleas
,s ,s ard sToP's o AL Ri rassrss rs
All 100 Broadsay. Which viii be reehristeHei BOO.
f.u BROADWAY THEATER
and opeped under his personal assisted By Mr. GBoh1h
s..a6 .. A q e a:3sG f S .S
d6 .S.s;d Fox S Is s %
IN u. busnss. and artistic circles Of the profea'lOo
" GRAND OPENING .. ...
EASTER MONDAY, APRIL g.
and m particulars Will be forthcoming a. To tue attractions !" be pre-
HUMPTY DUNPTY AT HoMR
The pubrc, obsdiou, servant
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New.York, March Z. 1874
l YCEUM THEATER-14tl-st. and 6th-ave
IL oHAs oHI raEwsLS WEEK or xS sS aud A''''
FRENCH OPERA BoUFFE.
A. 1--WE WEDSssDxY BvBSiSG MARCH TO-
AIMEE as GABRIELLE--sTASI as MErBLLA-JgTRAUis
LA GRASDE DGCHEsSB.
FRIDAY ia HTT'S c q Sfs'' a~''
SATURDAY, March %
FAREWELL None SIgF rho r. PFElCHoIS and
GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON a. 100 n
NlBL0' GARDEN N'i,,n wvrr MAYO.
''' ''" Mr. FRANK MAYO.
In the 'f 6agY t ts5tS! kGkff'rT.'A 1''
MIA c s0ss Sf;G nc NOR wR vAnsTs
sS nISS sH9f MAINE fH At F hiIT PAST OR
ETEINWAY HALL-WAGNER NIGHT.
- ON THURSDAY EVENING March 20, at g.
SECOND GRAND CONCERT
OF THE WAGNER UNION.
THEO. THOMAS AND HIS GRAND ORCHESTRA
sIS Rss @ s5$ f. sasss
0i"f aoS6s or rue LATE GHSRiRs SUMNER
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TNHE TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY of the
J. NBw.YORK NBwsBOYS LODGISGHOUsB, and the public
: Of ;a ss3' ss % ~
New Chambers aud Dusne little
Chathsms WN BOOTH, will preside. brefrs
will DO presented By G. Brace seee1ary Addresses va % Dc
BRYANT ESQ., Rev DR.. H. POTTER D. d. G. W CURTIS esq.
K. D. HITCHCOCK. d., LII D. After the meeting The
building will be open 10 visitors and the public.
NVALLACK's.
w PROPRIETOR AND MANAGBR..., Mr. LESTER WALLACk
Doors opeu at 1870: commence, a . O'Clock.
TWENTY SECOND WEEK OF THE COMEDY SERIES.
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK
will entities
CENTRAL PARK,
and Appointment ami the following distribution ~
WYNDHAM OTIS Mr.. LESTER wALLACK
Ills original character.D
ROBERT CRUTCB. Mr. HARRY BECKETT
Mr. NJ j. w. CAhhoLI
HARRY DURNFORD.,. nr W. FERGUSON
SkBESlI MT rs m hOLLhnD
BATLEf W, . LboshhD
FLORA MYRTLR................M Miss JREPkBfS LEWIs
Mrs KERR PLAMBBRkf Miss kFFIE GHkdON
BRIDGET TOOLiGAS..'.....''.''.. hrS JOHN shriUS
cRsTRAL PARK MATINEE SATURDAY MaRCH 20 At iso
In compliance msuy requests Box Once due VIA
DO given repetition Of Sherifsn's one comedy of
THs RIVALS
In consequence Of the speedy production Of
THE VETERAN,
the performances Of Central PARK" necessarily limited
fettnres ano Aleetin9s.
nR. FELIX ADLER
~ WILL DELIVER his SIXTH LECTURE.