The New York herald., 1875-12-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

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50 BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES
WITH SONG. cIogUs, MARQUES, AND MILITARY
EyEt EyEt MEST4TgRE MESI4TgRE BR{TN BRTT ccoosees.
Introducing the celebrated DRUM soLoIsT IRON the prn-
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New Scenery BY MrJ De La HarPs and assistants
pontments by Mr. Jos W. Arnold assistans Costumes
By M John Meco% saa sn Gs:
Music. original and selected, by Mr. =. zany.
The following powerful cas-.
NIMBLE NIP
Nlmbo Nip. the Clown. Mr. Bland Holt
(The greatest of all English eowns)
Princess Eyersnfair Irene
FAIRY Silyereyes. Miss Emmeline Young
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tRmphrageous Mr. John Queen
BBlundeabore. MI William West
Troublesome. 5. Hodsworth
Primeeps wasH q " NgEses Rees
Fairies, courters, Citizens Tradesmen Policemen, &c
THE ENTIRE oisyyMp1o COMPANY
ONE HUNDRED AND 5"s SIXTY AUxIL1ARIEs.
making
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NIMBLE NIP
THE MOST BEAumFgLm
EVER OFFERED.
and one in every way worthy of this theatre,
THE HOME OF PANToMIME
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THE MOST MAsSFESr mnS e the EShGsrA1sMENr S42f
PRESENTED IN ANY THEATRE.
HAEsHEs ASD ASD At
Evening-Doors open Mt Z; commence "a.
FRas Fraay soss: IS
SUNDAY NIGHT ! ENTERTAINMENr T,TEsE "a NJ
DECEMBER 10, 1875.
PART FIRST.
Professor b. Brown Williams, the distinguished lecturer
his extraordinary upon the mysterious sub
jects Of Autocratology and Psychology.
century Illustrated the subject Of Psychology upon the
moral intellectual and physical power Of the soul
by intellectual audience in the city OF New York
rom the audnce and Will be e
aud religious and at the same tune mirthful and enter
will show the invisible around and within which the
s a'e % onS win ha sIafr I
subjects into various and show how
how ghosts how superstition waps the
how drunkenness may be produced or prevented and
lief -
Andrew Johnson's poem THE Word of God,' will be
GEORGE Francis Train has appeared In public for
PART THIRD
The beautiful and accomplished COUNTESS EUGENE
DE LOLA who has just returned from travelling through
Egypt and who hSs ms completely the AT o pyns-
equalled power in the divine art by number of brilliant
examples furnished promptu as they are called for by the
VINE DE Lola will orete the future destiny Of the people
that win next be at war with
Sho will also disclose the future destiny any person
the audience who desires know the mystery the great
hereafter
Entertainments begins at z.
REsERyED SEATS. So cEHNTs
N B-The proceeds will be devoted the benefit of the
Washington Medical Institute for INDECENT and Aged People
pRooKLyN THEATRE
Lessccs and Managers .Messrs SHOOK 4 PALMER