The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-15
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY l5 l87-QUINTUPLE SHEET

TX HERALD, SUNDAY, A
AMUsEM ENTs.
p00rfrs THtAr.E rIIE GLADIATOR
O'A""hr' rAl Tnini WEEK i'''ss' anu Managers
GREAT ENGAGEMENT ., ~ " JOHN MCCULLOUGH.
=. Notwithstanding the rore created BY the grand i'm
PRESENTATIONS OF this distinguished tragedau the manage
obliged announce the limit or the number Of
his appearances The win positively close the
2sthnst During the briei time remaining Mr. MccUL-
LoUcH viii assume the parts of Jack cado Mssamors.
Hamlet. King Lear and to morrow
MONDAY NIGHT. APRIL IS.
he viii give for the time here three years his
n'~n'd lm'sr, sPssTs g s. character OF
THE s cskHD ply For
supported tho entire strength Of Booths Theatre
pany Tho play will be presented with splendid
and ether appropriate surroundings
The dates tho other promised offerings will have
TnE USUAL MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG AT MR. TOoKERs
uBENEriT-choices. seats At Ruliman's, Ill Broad
way, near Wall st. Theatre ticket Office.
MoUGn =. Romeo and juliet. for tho great bsnsas a.
Boo,hs next IhuT,day Best ut TysSn's. Fh Ave-
R9olIls THEATRE: MR. TooKERs BENEFIT.
REMARKABLE pRoGRAMMEnl
Mr. Jo lSs !hs benefit r. f e
NEXT THURSDAY XrrhRSooNy, XPRRiL 10. 1877
!. K. ss
Office Of the theatre.
SUPERB DRAMATIC A SNsr MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
BILL or TIE DAY.
Tne performances VIZ be begun at go O'clock with
signor orEhTl, who viii lead augmented
sEcoND-A GRAND ENGLISH oPERArIc CHORUS
famous MAdrisal Boys. led BY the tenor.
s ~s. s Eys "a sS ,ys, w Hssssa
DaG ST R SSESE sheridan Knowles
So plERRE......Mr. JOHN MccULLogGn
FEhRADo........-....hrE r. CoLLiEH
FoURTH-ENGLlsH BALLADS by tho representative
Miss CLARA louise KELLOGG
Her last appearance In New York this season.
chestra tor Miss KELLOGG.
orERTi's Grand orehestra; the cornes solos
BY Arthur Bent.
sIxTH-The Balcony Scene OF shakospeares sublime
ROMEO AND JULIET.
JULIET, by the distinguished American dra-
% a FASS heI pnv nv! in the p"fo
Miss DAVENPORT has kindly volunteered.
Manager DAILY courtcousy asserting.
Sr JOHN p &C ccuEE Is5t Gsma.s'd'An'
sEvENTH-TTHE GRAND ENGLISH OPERATE
CHORUS VIII sing Sir Henry Bishops impress
y a2E ss.. Tf - Af iGS .s:s
EIoHTH-ThG s 5ss,!pr E., Ss,p oe.surn
srG rssH . Ss' Mr. e'e ssasE
sssred. BY the courtesy Of " Manager lager ASSsyS
aa ' s:ssf & siss'a' with
x$ As aGfA Sss5'f aas, ss ''s.
sompanmsents by opert.'s full Orchestra.
e cn%s e.ns sGaff o-ss s' Mason H"m''n
h h6SfsxES TFdKEfs DoLIA e
RoorH's THEATRE. SPECIAL
hEo 81 s !Shs As yischxr.
TAkb AS R ri o O'clock
sEsT APRIL IS
BooThs T5SSnf EyrylS h hS NIGHT
DAMON 4S6 SsssT
B0o1hnxS rH RaSADHs AssousoEA RkF BULL
GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT,
Mr. srRAKoscH has the honor u announcing that in
Of the unprecedented success which has At
) 600 4 I T +, I I F.: u !
the creates. living volin.s concerts he has persuaded
e delay 81 T gIf
Mr. OLE BULL will be assisted on this occasion by tho
f0M4i .. Isl di; oRH M%sr @lfs;
Nine cAkRESo s sAURE Tan And |. ,,rr,.
a. u, signor IAdLlAPlETRA
o''' THREE GREAT SOLOS.
SiciIiana Tarantella Ole Bull
II Adagio Grand Concerto. Paganin
Price Of admission TO iii parts Of tho theatre 81 and
81 80 according 10 location No extra charge secured
The box office Booths Theatre viii DO open
O'Clock this Sunday morning.
I'VE GREAT NEW YORK A?UARIAM.
Open daily from . a. NJ iii 10P.M NJ.
EVERY fissssi g offd P vhy f FH5SmIiKS WEEK
recently from VIENNA.
Mr.. OTTO rRicKESi%Ts' Ss'i. :%s pianos.
operas ana
New e Esisrssa accommodations Razor
Fishes Great Sea Ravens Herrnus shad Frost Fishes,
Mammoth Cave animals. Monsters and caros.ies from
Germany Japsn China ceyon Austria. Engsnd, Mexico
Admission SO cents. Children half price.
(NuILDkEN's CARNIVAL MATINEE
OREPETITION OF THE CHILDREN'S CARNIVAL
REPETITION or THE CHILDkEN'S CARNIVAL
REPETiTlON OF TUE CHILDRkNS CARNIVAL
REPETITION o. THE CHILDRENS CARNIVAL
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
BY general request OF many who able obtain
seats NJ the first Representations the CHILDEENS CAR
NIyAL will be repeated AS above.
Admission 81.
Reserved seats. 5Oc,
TO RE HAD OF
Mrs. General W. $. Hancock. No. 81 East 18th st.
Mrs. General Heron. No. 1876 9th
Mrs. Charles Gilbert No. los West 3sih ST.
Mrs. William Wiley. No $50 West 18th ST.
Mrs. q. II. Clarke. No lis East a,jth st.
Mrs. kobston smith, No. l3D West saith st.
Mrs. William hider, No. rs East 3lst
Mrs. ID. Robinson The Berkeley
Mrs John Mack No. 365 9TH a
Mrs. Eebert Guernsey No Is West 23d st.
Mrs. y. Witherbce. Windsor Hotel.