The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-01

LOUIS Mr. j. T. JoSEPHs
MAHGT Ri Ms; ADA DYAs
NINE ne A 1 Mis-; EFFiIE s GERanS
IoGIsEE van JOHN DIN sEFfoS
chElsTINE, Breton peasant girl, v,pptrrox.en
Guests Servants, Peasaniry, &c, &C.
In active preparation for early production romantic
play IN i've acts, entitled
with New Scenery Costumes and Appointments
ETH AVENUE THEATRE
y Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY.
success, Of BIG BoNANzt
has only parallel in me
sons elegant comedies met
Win . fsyerS al years esen ago no p pas
Tor twenty days ahead"
THE BIG BONANZA has
established itself as ne ne
sssss eo and @ saf'f soi d the the
THE BIG BONANZA, stage indefinitely. me
The Great Society Novelty. weekly press are lnan,
THE BIG BONANZA public show t Il their ap l
manner by overcrowding
y r &.. P cHssss S ssss4o' s1
James ss- LEWIS Mr. Day DayidSgs
Riargoid Mr. Faweett Miss
Fanny Davenport, Mrs. Gil
R Sist Miss Ms: S acr9iinsr a ani
Miss Varian.
HOUSES cRowDED LAUGHTER INcEssANT.
livery night ats Matinee Saturday, lso.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
RyERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
GENUINE SUCCESS
ofthe new Spectacular Tale OF Enchantment
AHMED,
pronounced by the press and public
the most magnificent
Scenery, Ballet Music, Dresses Mountings, Groupings
and Effects seen in America
The scenery BY Matt Morgan.
The music by wm. withers Jr.
rhe costumes BY Miss Ada Foster.
The bailets BY NINE Kau Lanner
and executed BY
MoRLAcoHI,
GALLETrE, DE FRANCISCO,
Seconds, 10 Coryphees
A f epf 100 d Rsft,
aP PGEscs5T nnx uhSrqs
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY at 2 O'Clock
Box office open from A. NJ to5PM
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Enormous success Of the great tale OF encnantment
AHMED
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The doors win be open at +. NJ, on account OF the
enormous rush.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Everybody should see the Crystal Grotto OF the En-
chanting Beauty and the Ballet Of the hree Graces
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The Grand Ballet in ARMED has been equalled.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
acknowledged BY the press to be the most elaborate
Scenery ever produced in this city.
CERMANIA THEATRE-FouRTEESrH STREET
Every evening o'cock saturday Matinee o'cSeE
Immense success o. leeoea's brilliant opera,
LIMA MAYR As GIeoFL E. GIRoFLA
Box ofnee open from 8 80 till o'c ocS.
pARNUws GREAT ROMAN HIPPoDRoME
LAST TWO WEEKS IL NEW YORK.
LAST TWO WEEKS
LAST TWO WEEKS
LAST TWO WEEKS
DAY AND NIGHT DAY AND NIGHT
THE GORGEOUS AND BEwILDERiSG SPECTACLE.
VISION OF The HOURS,
VISION OF ThE HOURS.
VISION OF THE HOURS.
rABLEAU OF $50 MEN.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
CLAD IN SUITS OF SILVER ARMoRl
CLAD IN SUITS OF SILVER ARNoRi
CLAD IN SUITS OF SILVER ARNoRi
TWO HUNDRED OF
THE LEADING LADIES OF THE Y. BALLRrl
". Z. HARDING AND NILE LOLA, Pedestrians,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
YcEUM THEATRE AIMEE's FAREWELL
Ia julie PARFUGEusE.
EVERY EvtSISe Az 2c sATUEPAy MATINEE
FAREWELL ArFAAn SSSISsEEs o. NILE. MARIE
0a e gSfIt i' FSRs 2yfEt sRqn''
produced with entirely ne scenery costumes proper
IiNET il her original creation. ROSE MIcHoN
supported ~ Mlles Nardynn ID. pubopehet cAntree,
KoIletz Dubouchei. Arrigott Guyot Adorci
h'ss; ~ &;SSsii5 FT9s5 SS;SR
FiEsI AIMEs hND p4 hs MINE La
Lyceum Theatre, aud scnirmers, No 7Ol broadway.
7 YcguM THEATRE. AIMEE MATINEE
f rfRs 9kaSP dafS 3fa kRr M1SE2
FIRST MATINEE or la JOLIE PARFUMEUsE,
magnacent details Of rs rs production last night
Admission 81 reserved seats only So, extra
TIvoLI THEATRE
/ Eighth street between Second and Third avenues.
every evening" as : to d Z o'elocs suorno, va.
Tremendous crowds Lotte Grant, Miss KATE o,Con-
CRUsoE maiic ana gymnastic specially.
pRYAxrs OPERA HOUSE. WEST rwESrYFHRD
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