New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
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CILMOREs CONCERT GARDEN.

GILMORE" C0NCERF GARDEN.
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ONE HUNDRED AND rIETIErH NIGHT or THE
THE PROGRAMME EfS WIZ SHs0 AND
Works written Boston Jubilee By eminent European
composers T, a IF gIsf"sss ne%s ANTHEM
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for Soprano Solo, Chorus Orchestra. Military Rand and
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for q 1ss so ' cS% ana
GRAND ORCHESTRA AND oHoRALFANTAsrs
~1RELAsp.s cRs s1ste Q TO AMERICA"
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air y played by the orchestra az an accompaniment and
ci Hsi STATELY
nr By a b n Ss
the eminent sa Fpn!s e and cSnpc.:r . =,
s%sn a Sq hi;
absence Of fifteen years, compliment to MI: Gilmore
The s hisl Eh fisd 4 y@ %R5 isgPSo
w make hSf s
All TiiE EMINENT ARTISTS now performing at these
concerts including - - - - .....-e
LEVY EHE fEAEfE f9FSFT FHAhFf LIVING
THE YOUNG APOLLO CLUB.
splendid soosts will take part in the programme
The soprano in the hundred iftich Psalm win
THE GRAND CHORUS
. THREE uuNp Ms fo3 sEiRorED VOICES.
HANDEL A ,SSi 'd mRY 'fs SOCIETY
Of Brooklyn
GIIMoRE's BAND ONE HUNDRED PERFoRMERs
viii play first time ito1s grand overture Robes
die Hcngoso 9 with which they have already created
will join. ,,,,,,, ,,r,o,,-,
FOR THE TIE ks FA AN N AHYTI f2 HIS SEASON.
dS T Ti no %GFG the PpSF %s the
who made mo essG9T n to a a nS G
through q that Of thousands were induced
line the grand chorses and choals Of Bach Handel Haydn
Mndessohn Mozart and other great masters thereoy pro
noting OF music through means that seemed fcu
Ions 20 the musician and the critic.
piece during the past -eon it viii now be brought
st time with all the effect possible including
iary Band Drum orps twenty Anvil BeaeTs rae
second Regiment appropriate costume 20 add to the
effect Of the scene.
Tickets one Dollar Private Boves admitting FOUR Five
SEATS. price Five Dollars viii also be reserved
TICKETS NOW READY Ar THE BOX OFFICE.
I n. PATTISON's 4TH PIANO RECITAL,
Cs and last of the series.
Subject MUSIC AT HOME;
Or, How to Play, and How Sot 10 Play.
At ASSOCIATIONS HALL.
THIS II ESDAY EVENING. oct %.
Tickets, 80 cents. Reserved seats. 30 cents extra.
I YCEUM THEATER-Mme. LARCHIDUC.
AZ LAST NIGHT OF THE OPERA BOUfFE SEASON.
This TT ESDAY EVENING, oct 20 by request,
AMI for he lat performance c, OF The Company
NINE. EARCHlDUC,
with its gorgeous Meen Scene magnificent Costumes.
Great Military Drill. AMI
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CompanF
ETRENCH PLAYS at the LlCEUM THEATER.
4 Opening Night, WEDNESDAY, OCT Y,
First Subscription Night when WI Dc performed
Comedy IN four acts by NictOrien SaTdOd.
THURSDAY. oct. %, second subscription Night
FROU-FRON.
Comedy. m FIVE acts. by Mcilhac aud Haleyy.
FRIDAY, oct. 90 Extra Night
SATURDAY. oct 80 Third subscription Night
First production in America OF DAIlLA.
Comedy, in fonr acts. by OCTAVE FEtlLLbT,
No increase in usual dramatic prices. seals now ready
\ YCEUM THEATER. Juvenile Opera Co.
~ NEXT WEEK-MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
Spd ThS MEXy aHS PEN fRorPE
in LA GtiANDE DUCHESSE. -.
Evening prices usual Matinee admission 90 cents only
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART,
w l2S WEST lirH ST n.
open daly-Sundays exccDtrd-lO a. M to D p m.
MONDAYS AID THU RsDAYs FREE
OLYMPIC THEArER. ga BROADWAY:
Mr. Fred = LEyANTINE, the 3 GoRMAN BROTHERS.
Mir uVGH FAY Bliss ALICE BENNETT.
MURPHY and MORTON, WORRELL SISTERS.
First time OF the new local drama called,
O'MARA; or. THE MAN FROM MONAGHAN:
Inc CA'' and t tie GHEAr TV oiYMPIc toMPASY
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.