The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28

WAELLIoAoGTlks,,SS, - Manager i, LESTER WALLACE
Doors open at7:sO 10 commence a. o'clock precisely
LAST NIGHTS or THE REGULAR SEASON.
THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. EVENINGS,
IN eomDan also ,9 sAfTGoA dana Mi
Lord Lytons charming love story q the
lady
LYONS.
n Is P %sSqsgy ana is' ShnSSIrE
Mr. osN 6sths6fE
me- E. ELSR5S2S b LAS6E6Sb
Miss ADA .as PAULINE DEsciAPPsLLEs
Mira JOHN sEFloN...Rs. ..-......wIDoW MELNoTIB
THE MOST s ri 3SST SEASONS on RECORD.
THE SUMMER SEASON
At THIS theatre s S z n aSiESN NAY ST.
by tie Ss f Paw '
the DoNovANs,
= $3.50 - MARRIGXN AND HART
wnl appear in characters written expressly for them
w SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE SUMMER SEASON
= TINS 'heAs Mo Sii SoM E9TESiS "a MAY 81
ana :Hcns
in tour acts, sntitled,
TIE DoNovANs,
Written expressly for the celebrated specially artists
AH1 p0pu'Af 'G MARRiGAN AND HART,
who viii 1eq1aT i9r ta Sb r NoEe e 4 DONOVAN
Conspicuous in the scenic Illustration Of this play VII
DESTRUCTION BY FIRE, or A TENEMENT HOUSE
WONDERFUL RAILROAD SENSATION.
two OF the most realistic ana exciting mechanical Of
fects ever presented on tRe stage.
carefully selected company has boon engaged, and,
-'0-10 = ~ aARRiGAN ana HART
win appear IN two Of their most popular sketches Also
PEAKE FAMILY OF BELL RINGERS
CHARLES and CARRIE AUSTIN
CHAMPION LIeaTN iRSs zouAvR DRILL.
In' charming asa sfS22rHi's sf . jShs
- = 80 BABY BINDLEY
TaE DoAovANs
: - GsD&Y w MXfiSEEs ~
Seats can be secured two weeks in advance.
I yoEUM THEATRE-F6Irz HIRsCHY's BENEFIT.
~ TnIf FElpAY syEESSrYSS MA * dAtA Ni9Ht
also tor the last matinee on sAGGkDAY AFTEENooA
rn a N 4e fFeEs % Saqfaay AsDS
Tho second L a0' 4 IeeOf S SS opera
Nile. GEoFFRoY (nrst time here, a. Nine LANCER.
the ef thipd a St o s ipsfBnsaiss fsaafTE
ME- s. eG9FF RG2 qs s @ sss Bk
To conclude with the rst time here OF O6enbachs ne
opera bOuae, played IN Paris oyer 200 times entitled
Nile. GE9FFRoY. BAG AZ! AdELLE
Ibis great b viii be repeated for the LAST TWO
OPERA BOUFFE PERFORMANCES or THE SEASON,
tomorrow afternoon a. / 80 and evening alta
r YcEUM THEATRE.-PAREwELL MATINEE.
II Tomorrow Saturday afternoon, last and farewell
Tie MoST ATTRACTIVE BILL OF THE SEASON.
J. Ellie de Nine second Barbe Bieue third
acp ana SECOND tiTe ip Amsrea q sASAr1LLE for
SoRRow '- - - = = 80" =
IL NEXT WEEK FIVE S iGaf Only HTA !" -
MISS EMILY soLDEN.
RENOWNED ENGLISH fG 6r n BogEgE COMPANY
TguEs4AY, june !. 1ME. I{XGoILbg &C;
tSiDRf tF 81 Ms H46
nc iIPs.sin iS ana
OLYMPIC THEATRE. ga BROADWAY.
rHE FAMILY THEATRE OF THE nETRoroLs
with the
BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA
KAMNEEs wEpSEsDAY AND SATURDAY Ari
A NINE EEAs NEW o sFass
an" ESTiHsL7 sew oE1o
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"a ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MR. GkO. RiGNOLDiS
Mr.. GEO. RiGSouD'5
FAREWELL PERFORMANCES
FAkEWELL PERFORMANCE
Dor the benent OF New YORK Central Dnpengaryl,
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 10
Tho great London sensation,
AMOS CBAHk;
AMOS CLARK;
OR, THE BAR MISTER.
Mr. Geo Rgnoo, In his famous character OF Amos Clark
Miss Maria Brabook tot the principal London thea
tresl. her urst aud only appearance in America
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mildred Vaughn
Mr.. j. ?. Warde AMI other distinguished artists have
volunteered their services The piece Will he produced
under the immediate supervision Of Mr. RiEnold. Cos
tunes and appointm Furnished hY NJ Eyes, Of
Brooklyn
only ordinary price viii be charged for admission,
and every effort Will be made 70 keep the tickets out OF
the hands OF specuat0r9
The box Office will be opened at the Academy or
Music ano after Thursday June AtsA. NJ. Persons
desiring 10 se.ure seats or boxes prior 70 that time can
engage them BY addressing note 10 Execuuve Com
mittss Of Central Dispenssry. 90 Eignth avenue.