The New York herald., 1878-02-24

THE HERALD SAYS
he hold which good Irish DRAMA bright refined
humorous upon the classes Of citizens IL
again illustrated by the crowded houses which have well
coined the production OF rhe Diaoulmaugh" and have
accepted this delightful play ConPANION PICTURE
TO THE sHAUGHRAUN." Continuous laughter and
applause are obtained by legitimate effects beautiful
scenery good acting the atavsness of the
play which is credit the theatre and Its management
.:.concudes ut 1880 tevcuiug and 80 matinee,'.
VNALLAUKS.
w Proprietor and Manager =. Mr.. LESTER WALLACh
The production Of MSSsH K,s y'sH SossS .s act Comedy Of
MOST POWERFUL AND y'tS ooaPLeTE ahs CAST YET SEEM
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money, was produced BY Mr. Lester wallack y. his
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io,%anss wsp, without hitch. and TO continuous laugh
Mt i .hs production Of such works that % wa!laehs
best homage rea drama.ic and best snow. itself 20
be what has long been ard likely long to renan-the
rhe pressntaOn Of the piece worthy the attend,
tastes who rules the fortunes Of the house has
S M King y: o%s
Snsdy 1sSss February as Ci.' K0S'rs'n charming
% induess the Manager that delightful
EVERY sArynD4y 5s.s H unit. further notice.
and the M wu5ER HasEeS ooxF4kF E4FASk ia tho cast.
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TOMORROW (Monday) EVENING ats.
Only Rs n; g s''..
Nine FTiTsnH
NJ A. BLGM Capt vxNDERDE5KEN
Ar' H. ~iEaAHDiioK dkAAn D6iioKus And oKoiRsrRx.D DAIAND
effects .e..a. Of TSyns .Rg; &
and D0'nsS,his sSi IN last "' w.sn'
with tho original splendid cas-. Of .his company.
nowned opera ,-.,,
TUESDAY EVENING. .GsiH2IN PsS ~ BROOKLYN ACADEMY.
SATURDAY March 2, TfiinD GRAND MATINEE.
and ore..Ss only edison for sale daily
'hS SdSssSn HsnsSy snc Hs family lily sSss
81 extra according to location: boxes So 50. $40
7 ,YcETNy T,EATRE. NMiAr v...
MONDAY, lss;a; Of si: n'asissis
rllE LADY " Lyons. with , ths sill uner1shed HI
this famous original character and positively his last
Miss FAIRBANKS Us PAULINE
MONDAY, March 4, GOLD MAD
BSSSSSSbaY EVENING, February rs. entire chang. Of
Of Miss ANGIE SCHOTT. HOGAN and LORD BANKER
aud MILLS. O'NEIL and NEAKY, HOLMES and LEO
BEN DODGE. JOHN McvEl1H. Miss kATk MONTROsk,
LETT. MILLS and CARKOLS, FANNIE PRESTIGE, GkO.
L. CATCHCM l.. I. MASSES, In Illusions, Sketches
arces and acts Matnses Wednesday and Saturday
AT STEINWAY HALL THEO. THOMAS
~ SYMPHONY CONCERTS AND REHEARsALS.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON; FEBRUARY %. Ar2.
FIFTH FULL PUBLIC REHEARSAL
VOCALIST. Mr. FRANZ REMNERTZ basso
ThE GRAND ORCHESTRA OF Is PERFORMkRs.
on sxTGRDSY nvExNs MxRo f'9,' 3 AT
FIFTH SYMPHONY CONCERT
Admission, 81 reserved seats. 81 extra.
Second balcony admission 50 cents; reserved Seats SO
ouice Stenway Hall; O. Schrmers. No. 7O1 Broadway;
Schubcrth Co.'S No. 23 Union square, and ct the afro
ticket office, No Ill Broadway. where full programmes
cnn be had.
nUbSON BROTHERS,
doNGERT. NsRT N6SbXY " February yH Is. ooScEsI, ooScSESSDI
assisted by the following distinguished artists -
Miss JULIA HOFFMAN,. from the tierman Opera
Miss LOUISE III, LINDEN, ssxophone sooist.
Miss HATTIE HINES, Bslatst
Mr.. ALONZO HATCH. Tenor
Mr. w. h. FORMAN, Basso.
Mr.. CARL LANZER. the eminent violinst.
EohSE R9gsHS sEHEGE e
Admission, Soc. Zoe. and ST..