The New York herald., 1877-10-14
AMUsEmEyTs.
AMUSEMEyTS.
CRISD OPERA HOUSE
TOMORROW MONDAY EVENING
will be produced In q style OF
GREAT SPLENDOR.

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May be secured 10 days In advance
GRAXD REoPENING
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GLORIOUS IYAusuRArIos
Of The
MOST MAGNIFICENT SHOW
EVER EXHIBITED IN NEW YORK.
AND FIRST SEASON HERE OF
THE GREAT LONDON CIRCUS.
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COMBINATION OF ROYAL sPLESDoR
SURPRISING IN MAGNrFIcgScE
ANYTHING EVER PREVIOUSLY SEEN.
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AN ovERwHELMINa ARRAY OF
SPECIAL AND sUpEsB FEATuREsi
a WORLD OF GLI1rERINo WONDERS,
ARENIc spLENDoRs EMINENrLY NEW
TO NEW WORKERS.
AN ENTIRE COLONY OF FAMOUS FOREIGN ARTISTS.
SPECIAL DEBUT IN THE METROPOLIS
op THE GIANTS OF THE PROFESSION
NINE. ELIZA DoCKRILL,
the phenomenal Fourhorss Bareback and Hurdle Rider.
with 100 performers equally renowned.
MONSTER MENAGERIE.
DENs OF PERFORMING TIGERS,
LIONS LEoPARDs AND PASTHERs.
TEN PoNokROUs gLEPHANrsi
10000 OTHER ATTRACTIVE FEATURES!
MAT1NEEs DAILY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
4 AAaNIEIcEsr GOLDEN CHARIOT PARADE
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER CO.
FIFrH AVENUE THEATRE. ,u,., opEEA.
FIRST NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
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op'-' a sUHMERNIGnT's DREAM,
lMusic by Ambroise Thonxs Of Mnon Englirh
INV New York debut 4 s0sEs gaIn, spaury
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XPPofNrXENfs, Imported expressly from Paris.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Orchestra and Balcony, Reserved ed.....-......sl SO
psIi9y pp.sH9y ci1s y cents ..srv: csn.s "
Box ohice from A. N. to 10 r. N.
LADIES' MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT 2.
=. In rehearsal, for immediate production,
THE cHIMAS OF NORMANDY,
powERY THEATRE. MONDAY EVENING.
ID Engagement Sf the seseratsd scout and actor.
Captain Bill Donald Mckay and tribe Of Warm spring
In tho ilrlns hrs IN TmE soRbes
Preceded by the comedy Of THRICE MARRIED.
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D'4% TE 's AND 1 As CRAY
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WEDNESDAY. fave MIME sfAaAA SATURDAY
WEDNESDAY 2hn6p6sE 6p6sEsc iaSTas GST9sFH H. ATS
FIRST GRAND POPULAR CONCERT
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HlLDA wIDEBERG. First Soprano
AMY ABERG. Second soprano
MARIA PETTEkSSON, First Alto.
WiLHELMINA SODERLUND, Second Alto
Their hrst appearance In. America
The young American Violin virtuoso,
MASTER LEOPOLD LlCHTENBERG.
tHs first appearance since his the Conserva
tory OF Brussels)
THEO THOMAS ORCHESTRA
Composed OF the leading artists OF boh ;he
harmonic sosiey and The former thomas Orchestra
ADMISSION TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR
40 EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS
ADMISSION TO SECOND BALCONY, FIFTY CENTS
erhe sale q reserved seats wil commence oMoRKOW
MORNING.
SATURDAY. AFTERNOON. OCT. 20, ONLY MATINEE
k0rLE ROOMS - ARGYLE ROOMS
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.... :, Commencing at O'clock --
FINEST DANCING Music IN THE WORLQ
Entrance on 30th ST.
EoLUMBiA OPERA houss. CORNER OF WEST 18TH
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Hidden Female Dathers water