The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
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AMUsEMENTs. -
RRooKLsS THEATRE.
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PROMINENT FEATURES
An AUXILIARY FORGE OK 5. sce MEN. WOMEN AND
representing the ENGLISH and fsaeh .odiery and popuiaes
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AN zxraAoSDis CREME =, EfSSo ssi WILL BE
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. Seats for this attractive occasion be had at she
box office which viii be open from A. NJ
Mr.. GEORGE RIcxoLp. :.
in new character.
The nrs piece the splendid oursct play BY the Watts
Phillips. called The Bar sinister which
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Tho concluding piece will tho popular
THE TooDI.ss.
Me- NJ % ,. MARy WELLS
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CL0BE THEATRE, 7as AND 7ao BROADWAY. BE-
: '" II Tn iEN srXNDxRD FAMILY THEATRE. manager
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Missy. sTIckSEy. sERio'toMid VOCALIST
100 syrEys ARTISTS 100 surEeE s, AFTIsrs
in glorious olo Of attractions Every night at o'clock
WooD's MUSEUM. rms DAY. WOODS
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TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE.
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The roya = s.:s ys''y sT hss'' r re HH1sa~
fSrd hSI ats and
SEth at shs theatre as well as at the ACADEMY
THE GREAT FosTELL
" his m''' Mr. TsRss # n SGtia Belle
rss , .as DRIVE GREAT 1lH1DIses BILLY GRAY
a BELLE eAssl EE11sa 0'sH'. JENNIE rHAnsss,
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MUSIC Full particulars in another column.
Union SQUARE THEATRE:
xJ,.r r.opretor .. Mr. sHHEEIDMANp s sHook
A""'ss' Begin. 1t & Over at 10 o IS ~
Asspsd tbs theatre ~ John rslss
she mo exquisite W drama ever exhibited In
Characters by Messrs g. 4. Thorne. Jr;;
Frederic Robinson. Stuart Robson. J. II. Stod
dart John Parselle. Thomas Z. Morris, II: ".
FERREoL DER L. Thompson, A. Becks W = Quigey.
asT "a. Vernon cG aas w SHa m.s s4s
Norwood. Maude Harrison. Ida Jcfireys and
Ausus'A Naymona.
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BY Messr A. e. and JSisn Magnus and entitled
"a TN STREET OPERA HOUSE. BETWEEN ID AND
yrs.pH s sSHHS fA $SSs SSsss,aH,
PARTISAN rANCAN.
MATINEE % w ffsSsaY A aSp SATURDAY
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SEATS sEcUREp.
a IMMENSE HIT
nou CROWDED HOUSES:
HOWES CuSHiNGS GREAT
uSIrs IN sT "a aiSr Po1g Y;E CIRCUS
JUNCTION BEoADwAY AND erH AZ.
JEN MACE and JOE Goss.
r3 HhAYp Di AssA A. : AID At As ! >. h
MOST F SEss sRRYsss"p si6 5! is' ALIVE.
WOODY COOK.
THE GREATEST CIRCUS EVER ORGANIZED.
No vulgariiy. Ladies and gentlemen the two
greatest living Of the many Mace
w 4 sse s e u S ss
AZ Fox ss World
Reserved Seats, % cents extra
SPECIAL MArrNEEs FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
| s)slD ST. OPERA HOUSE. MONDAY NIGHT
10 90 90 90
lk AND III
III MONDAY EVENING. May I, 10
III Grand opening OF the summer season. NJ
VI RETURN OF THE FAvORI1ES. is |
90 Resppesrancc Of the ONLY LEON. 80