The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-10
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schrmers No. 70l Broadway and at No ia Broadway.
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FRIDAY AND sATgEpAY EVENINGS, 18th and l4th
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store Of C. H. bison Co. III Broadway at inc
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The brilliant young A m iNR s aet9r
Mr.. FRANK MAYO,
in the beautiful ldyl q the Far West,
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An audience that crowded the theatre last evening
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SUCCESSES OF THE SEASON.
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY BY voEGrL1N.
~" A"' sAT56RDAy MATINEE Eii At X iN0iDAN'S
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
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THE VETERAN.
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A MoRSiNSG CALL
fuEsbaY March is and during the w MsRassr
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The renowned r Gh sfnGk hEtl'i FAMILY.
who have taken the public by storm
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VRAND OPERA HOUSE. CORNER TwENTY.THIRD
" street and Eighth avenue Admission, 50 cents
Reserved seats 80 cents and 81 extra Family circle 80
cents Begins evenings at 8 SATURDAY MAfINEES at
30 Box office open from to
Mr. H. L. FOA.......... Acting manager
THE ROUND OF PLEASURE
Cfnr the week ending March lD.
With the dro Of
'is The The m na chi SWISS WILSON BROTHERS.
8. MARTENS FAMILY'S sweet Tyrolean Ballads
& Professor j. L. DAVIS school Of TRAINED poGsl
6. Charming descriptive ballet arranged by Mons
Grossi Maistre, introducing the RIGL SISTERS and
T. The Wilson Brothers. PYRAMID sOMERsAULTsi
g The Martens celebrated Cat DUErw
o. The superb entertainment crowned and terminated
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Mr. 9. l. Fox'....'.... .HTMPTY DuMpTY
MONDAY, MARCH I6. engagement of the entire MAR
T1NErfl FAMILY OF Pantomimsts, ten in number.
COLOSSEUM
BROADWAY AND THIRTY-FIFTH STREET
Open from to s, and to 10 p. NJ.
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