The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-25
YORK HERALD THURSDAY


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Aessrs MAURICE GRAU and oHIzzoLA announce
THAT THE RIsToR1 SEASON IN NEW YORK
positively limited to 2 nights and matineeS will be
inaugurated at the Lyceum Theatre
on TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2. AT O'CLOCK.
with the production Of Giacommettfs tragedy.
ELIZABETH, QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
with Mme RIsroR1 in the title role which she was
the original representative
Tho SALE OF RESERVED SEATS, the PRICE OF
WHICH has been fixed at 81 30 81 and q 50 csording
to locaton) will commence the box ONCE OF the Ly
ceum Theatre and scblrmer's Music Store THIS
TnURsDAO MORNING Feb. IS ato O'CLOCK
DIsTORI-sALE OF sEAIs-THis MORNING
The sale of seats Tor the first week of Mme RISTORrS
FAREWELL PERFORMANCES
will commence ut the box Office or the LYCEUx THE
ArkE and schirmers Muse store on
scale Of prices for Reserved seats:- ..o .,
urcSesara iofas Stall; and balcony Fanteuiis 80
Second Balcony stalls 0O
n. During the first week OF her engagement IN New
York Nine. Risor Will appear every evening except
Sat urday, and at the MATINEE on SATURDAY.