The New York herald., 1877-10-28
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER 2 l87oUINTUPLE

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three years. In his great creation OF
RIP VAN
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RIP VAN
MONDAY MONT October 20. and EvERy NIGHT
after. EXCEPT SATURDAY NIGHT - Mr.
JEFFERSON win also appear At NATL
NEE EVERY SATURDAY at
O'Clock.
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. "UNDER THE
GAsLIGHT"
SECoND WEEK
OF THE
GREAT LONDON CIRCUS.
sASaEa's BRITISH AEXAGEsIE
DooKRILL's p1hisiAN TROUPE
AT
aILMoaEs GARDEN.
uSrsEoEpESITEiIp, yTiI -; svscFssl sSE
HOUSES PACKED NIGHTLY AND ~,
HUNDREDS UNABLE TO GET I'M
THE GRANDEsr COMBINATION IN THE woRLDl
ALL THE CIRCUS cELEBn1rIEs OF THE EARTH.
'A'1D1S ''' wy fisSsd Artistic living '-'''-'
MME ELISE DocKRlLL.
Single Horse Hurdle and -Four Horse Bareback Actsi
The renowned and intrepid
Single Horse Trick and Fancy Rider.
FRANK MELVILLE.
Ono hundred Of tho foremost Performers of tho Profession
Seven Clowns Of Seven Distinct Nstionaities!
Five Performing Eiepnans Two Orphan Baby Esphantsi
Countless Marvels In the Monster Menaserie!
Every Evening and Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
Matiuess.
Doors open at l and7P.M.
Cras Entr
at 2 and 8 Pm
Note.-For the present change of programme in
several especial particulars has been ordered
NEW Acrsl FRESH vARIErIEsl STARTLING
NovELTIEsl
WHAT THE rApERs SAY.
The finest amusement combination that occupied
Gilmore,s Garden. .''-HERALD October 2i.
"Mme Dockrilrs riding is bold aud extraordinary"-
SUN, October 2i.
AN aggregation of attractions that has been
equaled in this counsry."- "-DssrArcn, October 2i.
''Yhe magnificent circus that appeared in tho
metropolis n-TELxGRAx, October 23
NOrrCR-Gilmore's Garden is now the most comfortably
heated place of amusement in this city
Admission. so ana 25 cents Reserved seats. 70
cents Children under TO family circle 25 cents to re-
mnEATRE C0NIQUE. 5I4 BROADWAY.
HARRiGAN = HART. ....... .....froPrietors.
NJ W.
uNDENIABLE SUCCESS OF THE RISING STAR
HAnqAx aAS ASp sssa aanE mp M HART
THE RISING STAR.
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md xi. Ea saandss Norris kss,isan s1S a. oss ala.
iay%or!te.; % a, WI II. Morton and Billy Gray
THK RISING STAR
ROSCOE DE AUBREY. EDWARD hARRIdAH
fn0z6 ALoSz6 ffST7Fs rfSMf TONY HART
snpporssd by an exceent cast of characters Music by
Dave po AI SiInssy rs SEE Ts Msia RISING STAR
Rising Star Matinee Wednesday and Saturday.
THE GREAT NEW YORK AQUAgIUM
i Broadway and Thirty -hfth street.
s9ssgrs sss HyEr sEHs
,woniy lines larger than the ono described by Victor
''"'A' - GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
this Sunday afternoon and evening" commencing at
superb orchestra ci twenty pieces Ch0ice selection
snblme music.
4 STEINWAY HALL THURSDAY
N THEO THOMAS SYMPHONY CONCERTS
AND FULL PUBLIC REIIEARSALS,
rnufslRsAEE SlssE AsEnnsSHH 15a SSSlS ss'sRsf s o'clock
Admission IS cents Rs,sIysd seats % cents extra
Overture, Magic Flute" Mozsr.
Concerto for string Handel
Two vions and vloloncello.
Messrs IL BRANDT, q. HAMM aud FIX. BERGNER.
Symphony No. 3. Oroica op. 55
DIE MkISTkRsINGEK Won NURXBERG,
unnset nsuoaon Third Wagner
Miss MAY MOSS. Miss ANTONIA HENNE,
Messrs. TltEO. TOEDr BERSIN, FRANZ REMMERTZ.
Symphonic Poem tTasso) "Lsmento Tronfo". .Ls1t
SATURDAY EVENING. NOV; p AT g.