The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-09

| " street and Eighth avenue. Admission, 50 cents
ssrvsa 80 sns sd ftts Fa aaas
ioSa '0A once open ''0" 10 ''''AS'' ''''''' ~
=. The extraordinary favor with which the great FOX
specialHes, the irresitibly comic pantomime.
HUMPrY DUMPTY AT SCHOOL.
and the capital piece
JACK HARKAwAY AT SEA,
have always been received, and in compliance with
constant demands for their repetition the manage
nent begs to announce them this week, but with the
nmaton that they will positively not again be given.
novelties long in preparation in readiness for
production
THE BOUND OF PLEASURE
-,. dnr the week ending March lD
AWAY AZ SEA with Mr. G. l. FOX the master droli Of
the time in the principal part the OF the Characters
%sschiess wiIsoN act orlanou
MARTENS rAMILY's sweet Tyrolean Ballads ,
~: worlds Champion skaters, GOODRICH and OUR
Professor nsss.n j. l. Davis school Of TRAINED DOGS!
aaIs 9i he ssiERs and
Tss wilson bfo'her sS rY Hnf ssoaEnsAU1rs,
pE rne Martens celebrated and always popular CAT
Ts DsTs crowned and
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scHooeoLlu
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NJ ~ A. FoA.......... .......Ibe schoolhaser
MONDAY, MARCH l6 engagement of the entire MAR.
TINETTI FAMILY of Pantomimsts, ten in number, the
legitimate successors Of the old and renowned New York
favorites, THE RAvELs.
Due announcement win be made of their opening seec
tons.
1Af IasH SIX s1eh4 Hss 81 J. BOOTH
JANAUSCHEK,
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AMP 1Sp 10th and l
QUEEN KATHARINE. ..............Mme JANAUsCHEK
WEDNESDAY EvHsI kGD MARCH L. LAST TIME
AND sA1 gasssKf NSS 18th and l
DION soua HSSpAE nAs aSHl Il pAws
sss: Bison III and at the
b MoS6AY, March 8 1874 and during the week,
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Ar entire new olio OF rare excellence by the following
second week yss Of , Amesca G Ghila Comquo,
Engagement of KING sARBao the greatest Rope Per
First appearance q the popular HsnSsr and PantOmim
a S
M, sTETsoS will shortly in sen
'A'0ns' ofam 0' EhvgN GfAenn' ESQ., eno''s'
MErRopoL!rAN THEATRE,
~ 5s3 and os7, Broadway, 5s5 and 5M
~ ~ENTjkEISE SE% AND sGEEAxiSSS Pill
ExdfrISa sfRc1AL5tEs ASp iRsEsisiSIE
First 'DRfa. E 81 81 f f%S artists
who have taken the pubs BY storm wherever they have
So'sa and Of
in their acrobatie Songs and Dances:
Aer nE Fas5 sua sXAT Il nfE oIRfsG.'.
in their n ssezr 'a %sS Bsa Ps8'Sms Of
ho6e1 Mons 1earae jsnete Nine Harz
Other the Fantomime and Ballet Troupe
established SAN RIoKEY AND MAsTkR BAHNEY.
in TWS 81 THEIR ORIGINAL Mr., sfaG s1
n. M nssasx as:
Mrs. BENJAMIN Sl %ILE &A LE6SA b6 6AkE
Sf sasI2s1 Si!ss; kas
WITH OTHER PROMINENT ARTISTS.
Doors open at T. Curtain rises at ~.
Popular prices, &c., Doc. and 81
YCEUN THEATRE-FoURTEENTH STREET AND
CHAs. CHAMBERLAIN, JE Lessee and Manager
FRENCH OPERA BOUFFE.
lille oh M1kfE AiMEEs director
FAREWELL TO NEW YORK
will commence at this theatre
when the highly successful musical and comca Paris
LA FILE 'i BE- sf MIb%as AsGoE.
will be represented with -
NILE. AIMEE ............ LAiRETTE ANGOT
(her original character)
assisted by the celebrated artists who appeared with
such uncquyocal in its earlier representations
TOM ORROW-LA FILE DE MADAME ANGUT
GRAND CHORUS AND OROHEsTkA-NEW SCENERY.
General admission ST; orchestra sofas, 81; Balcony
Faueuil 81 orchestra stalls, 81 5O Dress Circle, 81
Second Balcony IS cents; Gallery 30 cents Froscenium
Boxes, 500 and $5 Reserved for sale at Ponds
SO Union rquare; Schirmsr's 70l Broadway; No. ia
Broadway and at the Lyceum Theatre.
GRAND ADMINISTRATIONS, MARCH H.
CoLossEYEH45;a ar.v and Thirty. o,,a stree.
LAST WEEKS OF
PARIS BY MOONLIGHT
After Easter Monday 1t will be positively replaced with
the new and gorgeous pictorial Illusion by Dsnson
LONDON IN 1874, BY NIGHT.
with the extraordi effects OF moving figures and
water, with moonlight, gasight storm and lightning.
During the present week the entertainments in the
Lcctorium will be varied by the renowned