New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-09
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This Afternoon and Evening

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MRS. ROUSBY-This Afternoon and Evening
w as "rHB LADY ELIZABETH"
Ii H T+a Performances %A o, 100
MRS RousDY -,...
in Der onsnsi character Of rus LADY gLizABETH,"
PLAYED By her 1919 ES Xxx IG %sD p1y R6w Grand
1s .r n, s fo5. pr. s.s' "I aR GEO CLARKE
TGs ri mo 3D. S6 H. VEsT MATINEE
NACCABE.-R0bns0n Hall, Sixteenth
VA Between Eaa.sve. and UHion-sqaAre.
EVERY EVENING At RIGHrs SATURDAY MATINEE AT TWO
SGc cTs T RI Hli EvES iSiGA At EIGHT
IL D ' '''''.''' BEGoSS DULL cAaR
"-'' RoMSSts AND Rs4GITT ''''''
Ld1s The Eas.A Railway PofsT TsSry oxSsan and he
qua ''''' SIR RowLAyp THE Rgyy N1sc On
in Mr. MACCABE will PIHsOAAIB TWO CHARACT BRS
ar ohCB MALE AND PhMALS remaining tue stage full
Adn.,ioa 50s Reserved Seat, soc Family Circle 2Je
Tels. Gs'e Robinson Hi oosn dali, rom dn5
OLYMPIC THEATER. No. GA BROADWAY.
CHAMPION t ( r j9a5 So 4rr WORLD
The GARSELLAS in DOUBLE s0MERsAULr FROM SHOULDER
m sc hTRT9s StASSAf TN LIN slS ssyPopp and
wnsON RlcKEY, and BARNEY nc
MATHS BBs-WeiDey ana satar5s7.
ID T. BARNUM's GREAT hIPPODR0ME.
SF Fbs F F9 All All
TIE HsEggEGF ssF EH TIL INFANT
INCREASE OF ATTRACTION
'''"i''" VI ~ DECREASE OF ADMISSION
The ouy amusement building in the uaiug equal facilities
for viewing the entertainment from every department.
Grand orcb,rn Family Circle world Me9.sss
ami museum h the largest and
hshionable audiences ever assembled IN America
CARD -So:stsaudiug the unparalleled reduction from former
one ee N advance TIE h1Ps for f1 g1asi sn i lot
THIRTY CENTS CHILDREN HALP PRICE
YES obr hour ard Ia r studying Lo Woderu Zodogc Col
Amphiear Of thrilling in speed sae
Doors open a, and G:3O Performances $50 and 8.
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
- HEw OPkKA HOUSE. BROADWAY AND 29THST.
BIRCH ne % ShSii1j IHc AZ and 5T BacKus.
MATINEE SATURDAY - 2 seas secured.
TICKETS
FOR THR ISPASr ASYLUM GRAND BALL
may be obtained Managers the following
places;
Mrs Amos renney No. 2l2 Yves, coast
Mrs sGlmaa Clark Windsor Hotel
Mrs Charles W Dur,n No. &c MadsOn.svs
Mrs. T. Il. TOws, Giisey H"ose
Mrs. j. A. MAN. No. % West 23dst.
NIL NJ Bates. No 45l Broadway
NIL s. Case No 81 Waist.
Boxes ofMr. L. Collin,, No "a West 3sth-.t
Union SQUARE THEATEK.
- Proprietor SHEEiDAHp shHRS
Curtain ri,es promptiy at o'ciocE.
Play IL Of l:lV O'Clock.
Ados RnnsrT great rnmafc drains adapted for heaser By
Hart Jackson ESQ. and entitled
THE TWO ORPHANS
TIE most BEAUTIFUL PLAY
SEEN IN NETWORK FOR YEARS
The ucludes charles r. Ihor1s, IT, Mckee Rankin
gomer T. Morris W H. Wilder Lvssnder Thompson W y Org
-y Others Rose Eynge Fanny aoran Kate CLARION
Kttv Bnchad Mre wilkins Ida Vernon Roberta Norwood nate
Holland. Cora CasHIay and Hattie Thorpe ~ ,,oer ,,,cutvr
THE SCENERY, BY MARION, IL IHR MOST MAGAIEI'
CENT EVER SET UPON ANY STAGE
Seats weeks advance.
SATURDAY. Jan. g. at I;5O. tgTra SaiHee OIL
NVAILL5aA.CS,K95ss;y ,,,..,.. NJ, LESTER WALLACE
Dir DION DOUCNAULr
EVERY EVENING SATURDAY MATINEE,
a and Original Irish paT entitled
THE SHAUGHRAUN.
NJ r. J. MONTAGUE. Mr. JOHN GILBERT Mr HARRY
BECKETr Mr. EDWARD ARSOTr NJ J. b. POLK. Mt b. NJ
HOLLAND NJ LEONARD Mr.. EDWIN, MISS ADA Of A.. Ms
LEWIS. POSIS, Ais lOdE BURKE. Ars ShF
TON Mis- BLAISDELL also N the cast
Y. NJ. c. A
ASSOCIATION HALL
FRIDAY EVENING Jan. g.
Rev RDWAhD EGGLESPOH
lectuT on
rh- Paradise OF Children"
Tickets so the door.