The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-18


THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1874
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR
NEW YORK
THE WHOLE ENTERTAINMENT
under the agement OF Mr. AUdUSTlN DAILY.
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MISS JENNIE voKEs will have charge Of the ticket
stand, the entire receipts Of which viii be devoted to
MISS IR0sSA VoKEs has consented to take charge and
dispose OF progrsmmes-for the benefit OF the poor
will develop his n.neis sasac Eya st the ticket window
and will dispose Of the this occasion
ADMIssl6NNoNE DOLLAR to ali parts
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THE PERFORMANCE
hour ssrs! Win he second and third acts Of Soao
0aul'' brilliant f sSSS5S ASSURANCE,
in Which the Firth Avenue Theatre Comedy Company
THE CELEBRATED MARTENS
nave A'ha TYR Soi1sss'f ih e snug ''s'f
which s e. " PaR Rog g5A z1kEs speciality
will be given with Its original cast
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NILE. BETTY RraL any Ss NILE. EMILY R1or,
who have generously volunteered
The whole to terminate with the Fifth Act of Shake
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this occasion only2 -.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY.
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Broadway, ana at ia broadway
Eth AVENUE THEATRE,
Begins al O'Clock.
Proprietor and Manager...-.....Mr.A UGUsTIN DAEH7
LAST WEEK OF FoLLIEB
TONIGHT WEDNESDAY, LAST NIGHT BUT TWO o..
FeLlLNE.
LAST FoLIiNE MATINEE SATURDAY, at l 80 O'Clock.
SATURDAY NIGHT, February 81 for the frs. time in
the city OF New LSSt az SS osS@%sdy Of
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IAN Comedy VIII evening:
and o, MoS SaAFIE1 .Lpuossr.
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dq arm o the present Gesn ,,e eas9n au,opM
GEs kp. slS1 SHsAssn: Director
| EINE vORNEHME EHE,
Comedy in five acts BY Octave Feuillet
Box office open daily, from ALL O'Clock.
| DOwERY THEATRE.
- Mr.. WIN. b. FR,.LiGH ...;....:....,..... Manager
oca faiE III n sSnf Fits rs Wee WEEK
rs SKID, in the Sensation Drama, entitled
Mis-. LOUISE sHtTasRT s2 6 alEr in the Conf.
| Irama the
| MAID WITH THE MI KING PAIL.
- with songs. Dances and banjo Solos.
Frs. in their thrilling MldAr Act standing walk
| ing upon The ceiling.
scenes In the gymnasium. by Messrs DUNBAR, DON
ALDSON, sIEGRIsi and ANTONIO.
CHINESE MIRACLE ACT. Mr. GEORGE DUNBAR
Saturday-Beneft of D. c. FRANCE.
Monday, Feb. ~, Miss ELLA WESNER In q play
| TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE 20l BoWERY
3 PROFESSOR j. L. DAVIS
AND HIS EDUCATED DOGS -
:. NORRIS MYSTIC CHANGES |.S.
| Ev| NILES EVANS SPECIALlIES SeS
PH The STEREOSCOPE SONG. liz 81
, e! TONY PASTORS NEW SENSATION. i-g5
| 5gI JOSIE unrN GER'S SERILCOMIC SONGS. sSs
q ADA tREEMAN,s ONG AND DANCE: "a
| ALL THE STARS IN AN ENiIHSLI NEW
PROGRAMME OF FUN.
| A GRAND OPERA HOUSE. GRAND CHARITY
"A. MATINEE Orchestra stall can be had at NO. ~
Union square, Broadway.
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| fNHE PILGRIM FREB-MONDAY TUESDAY AND
i Wednesday except son, under ~ years only 2Sc
We hope thus To add to the general religious interest now
in the city. Liberal collection asked BRING Your mi
lies TO this the best en- 70 New lork Matinee