The New York herald., 1875-10-24


beginning "a. At IL Os9sk the The the
for chdren ali seats ST. prsss cee
ENTRANCE Sixth avenue, SOC. children. 25c. Family
Box Office open daily from ) A. NJ to loP. N.
b ffS#4H fiS##H AESgAE AsSgAE BENEFIT BENEFIT
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A PROGRAMME OF ipsIPfdsnE uNPREcEDEsrED spLENDoR,
cHAR1%BIE sxSb N ns BESSToRSr S5i. sP ORDER
have s''SlsT sSS Il n fsESfs' 5s5Es Of this
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At. Stewart Robson, Mr. Edward Lamb Mr. Thomas j.
MH 9sy Mt kas As"S No Mss
Sophia FsTs Hsilson Nine sslyatt Tony Mrs
son, Miss Rose Keene, Miss AIillie Cook.
ad Mr. George G y Jordan and Mr. Harry Gwnete, by
Levy the eminent cornet soost Sig Tagapetr and the
T9ny Pastor ~ Gus Williams y kind permission of
Hogan pg MI Mr Charles A. Hertz -,
announced future and represent bill of
Say Of cyl FLE&skSf RECREATION
stage under the direction Of Mr. g Padget
N'i''l PRICES OF 1DMissioN iRSS'S An''n"en''
sSasss % CSs g cent:
BroScenfum Boxes,
80 92 Bowery Colonel Aston Brown No West 4th
AFTERNooN oGToBER a9a tfh
ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
Proprietor and Manager ..........Mr AUGUsTIN DAILY
EVERY NIGHT AT
MONDAY EVENING, October IS, and EVERY NIGHT
MI pAhY ~ G hays The pleasure Of introducing the EMF
MR.. EDWIN BOOTH,
in series Of his fame personatons which viii be
this theatre naugurated by the production after
months Of elaborate preparation, of sHAKEsPEARE's
HAMLET.
'.,ME EDWIN BOOTH as HAMLET. Nj; FISHER
TIE faSs RISd rqh SYSST as
hAEETEsr NJ. saT PAyIpGE M TIE
fEvIs Ne PREV 1s MS Miss pE
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The costumes a,e entirely now. and arc by Mr. EARRY
The music by Mr. DoDwoRTH. The very complete me-
wlll appear this week
WEEDSNESDAY, ES a. ELL HAMLET LET
- - FFRIHpSxSYRAa' FRIpxY, as aAMLEr + ME ArosrATE M
Beyond the above there will posi-
lively be no repetition Of these parts
ESS RGS,$ H. TSsS rs ,,Ss I; lSsS e T%ESTys
SATURDAY, October 80, FIRST FL M BOOTH MATINEE
RrcHEL1Eu. orHEhflo hH1lGnd and 1Aco will bo Mr.
weeks +.
COTTON RELDs MINsTRELs.
DARLrNGs OPERA HOUSE, TwESTY-THIRD STREET.
ETHIOPIAN SKETCHES SONGS AND DANCES.
PLEASING MELODIES. FUNNY STORIES
EVENING AT g. SATURDAY MATINEE AT .
A cADEMY OF MUSIC.
ANNUAL BENEFIT
ofthe New York
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1875.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
ENTERTAINMENTS OF A VARIED AND ATTRAc.
TIVE CHARACTER WILL BE PRESENTED,
INCLUDING TALENTED AND POPULAR ARTISTS
PROMINENT PLACE OF oiS4 AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY.
by the courteous cooperation Of the different managers
Particulars in future announcements.
Nov OPEN
FoRTYFouRTH GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION
AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
Second and Third sixtyhird and sxtyourh sts
WONDERFUL MAoHISEs SPLENDID PRonUcrs
Admission 50 cents; Children, 25 cents
JVANTED-LADIEs FOR A FIRST CLASS ORA.
w matte society. Apply at ls6 Grand street, Brooklyn
d. -
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE
Second Third avenues between Sixtyhrd and Sixty.
fourth streets
The nnest collection Of
WONDERFUL MACHINERY
ELEGANT PRODUCTS
exhibited in this country.
TIE GRAND ORCHESTRA
10 now assisted by
.t...-..tI -.
Admission. 80 cents. Children, % cents.
lew
THE WORLD RENOWNED coRNET PLAYER
AT AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR,
assisted by
REIFFiS ORCHESTRA,
EVERY EVENING.
Admission, Doc.
w II. POPE DRAMATIC ART, ELOCUTION, &c.
w Actor and PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION TO LADIES
Elocutionist. OR GENTiEMEN PREPARING FOR
PRIVATE THEATRlCALS, PARL0R
Address RECITATIONs OR STAGE. RE
LYRIC HALL uEARSALS ON STAGE IN LYRIC
sixth avenue. j HALL.
MAGICAL BAZAAR, ,153 BROADWAY
fnipr, NEAR TWENTY SEVENTH STREET:
Jusr RECEIVED Op'''''''
Al, ENTIRE NEW ASSORTMENT OF THE MOST MAR.
NELLous CoNJURINu TRICKS, RANGING IN PRICE
rKoM aE ,aSS,S 90 SENrs 4 AND gPWARD; ELEqANT BOXES
ATTENDED WITH MAGICAL PERFORMANCES. SEND
sIAMr FOX OUR NEW PRICE LIST.
~ Reader teaches the Art Eocution In one term pro
pares ladies and gentlemen for the
and directs rehearsals Pupils Afforded opportunity
playing while under instruction Voice BuIding for tho
the