The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26

r YcEUN THEATRE.
k1 Nj MATI s s9GGEss TRIUMPHANT Nsnssssr
Third week the ideal vsudevile increased attraction
crowded houses tremendous applause ineessant OF
%oXpAY, MARCH e. AMP EVERY EVENING, 90
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
THE Di T9' 1 ;I+FilRinsf HiT'3 NEEDING
Miss Minnie Palmer Mr.; Charles viers.
THE GOOSE WITH THE GOLDEN EGGS.
dGoD%fS f TaE i%6
SSTs&S b1leq'' Of
Mr. n G. Goodwin Captain crosstree
Miss Annie Mack ri: a s6 DANE William niis
Mr. James .Raiker
see ohs srGARr DOUBLE As
Popular Prices Popular Prices Popular Prices.
o2D STREET OPERA HOUSE
date Bryant's.
Continued success of the famous
CALIFORNIA MINsTRELs
and tho
GREAT SPECIALLY COMPANY
THE LARGEST COMBINATION IN NEW YORK.
THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY
MORE NEW STARS THIS WEEK
First appearance of the popular Dutch Comedian,
Mr.. d. L. NORRIS,
in his TsutOne Interpretation of shAkespsares
Professor FRANK LEATHwooD
the great musical genius
First appearance of
DR.. A. p. KENokD} and W. w. NEWcoMB.
Continued popularity OF
STEWART pABE fuE srAh A tdhp AkIcE soMEEs
Family Matinee every Thursday and Saturday at p. NJ
DRooKLyN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ID MONDAY EVENING, March ~.
GRAND CONCERT
Miss EMMA G. THuRsBY
her last her departure California
Miss NJ hHH Sl aS0Eb n sEiSEGcIua
BY kind E EsT FTaSS & d 1fsfSefs Thomas
and the sYMPlloxIA QUARTET Of New York
psSsa TENOR g. s.s.s Mr.
70 esns rs'eTyed seats % cents extra
envy; also at box office on evening of concert.
MARX TWAIN. .CHICKERINGs
n r,h,. ,l Iu bamoAia, =. MI. NJ ,, -
will be given Tuesday. at 80 r. NJ at Chickering'S
"RoTGilyG IT IN TUE LAND oF.THE BIG DO
Mr. Clemens has been persuaded to give three lectures for
benevolent purpose and in no circumstances viii he ap
Begins at 80 r NJ
TIvoL THEATRE,
9Th ST., between I'd and Sd avs
Sunday afternoon. Grand Matinee
SUNDAY EVENING. EXTRA ATTRACTION
,r,,,x,ro The i famous ,,i and original -
The best band Of slave voealists in Ame. lea
SOUS DUETS, 9IterEfs, Hkf sS1, I;S;iSS Of
CHOkusEs &c.
descriptive and illustrated Musical Gems
peculiar 70 slave lite As IL formerly existed
In addition the iah Orchestra anu Operate Concert
MONDAY. MARCH n. Is NEW SENSATIONAL
M&NSoHH ISSTESrAiSSiSf f01 op Y NOVELTIES
f9a As s
> $SoybxY SyESISG, March q, 1879.
Nile Hosemi Sisa 1,s Noyen a. Palmer windt. Mr..
Wsiasi 4 Fsria Reserved 81 admission aSe
Ox rHg OCCASION or THE ioorm PERFORMANCE
" Of Peek by the San Francisco Minstrels buttons
rcxEf SEFcE ou.e B Sn%
MINNIE PALMER This WEEK IL THE BURLEsoUE
ihe Wedding Lyeeum Theatre. ls,h ST. and 9th Az
EISEyrn d RANs1es y THE H6v MoGLp At GGAND
L,RENCH ELoCUTION-REFINED CONvERsATIoN-
Il Address SAID. Herald Uptown Branch ONCE
EHARLEs II. POSTER, DISTINGUISHED MEDIUM.
" be consulted at the Coleman House.
A GRAND EXHIBITION or BILLIARDS WILL BE
IA given by Messrs. A r. Rudolphe, GEORGE r. siosson
and Melvin Foster, At the opening OF GLEASON'S new
room. SJ Nassau ~, TUESDAY. March %, s Y. VI.
"DoUGHING III IN THE LAND or TIE BIG Bo-
Lecture by MARK TWAIN At Chickering'S on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON.
A CARD
superntends the Instrumental Department..
Max MARETZEK the operate director directs the Vocal
NEw YORK CONSERVATORY or Music.
No Kass Ian 81 near gu av. mex, 70 DelmoneoO.
The celebrated Arion Pianos used IN the school
Pupils mayp ractice In the Conservatory.
BROOkLYN BRANCH,
iO2 10t aud iO1 Court IT., State.
A GRAND EXHIBITION OF BILLIARDS WILL BIZ
n given BY Me-srs A. 7. RudoIphe George v slosson
Melvin Foster, at the opening Of GLEASON's new
room, - Nassau a.. TUESDAY, March %. 3P.M