The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-09
AMUSENIENTS.


viii be the successful comedy in three
CONTEMPT
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from two French comedies by Dion Bouccaut
ENTIRELY NEW s sSlasfss yt COSTUMES AND
CAST OF Sr 69SsriGGoGs A ExcE i
Ihs play was success from the rise of tho curtain
full tho brightest humor of dialogue aud cpl
sode People laughed from the beginning to the end."
at safe to predict for successful There could
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5rH AVENUE THEATRE FRENCH OPERA.
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Mile: PA0LA MARIE Din her great roolLA PERIcHoLE
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with its brilliant surroundings and phenomenal cast
Mas sa%p circles &c.
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at each concert by the divine PATTI
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E. G. GILMORE Lessee and Manager
THE KIRALFY BROTHERS.
most ana Of oil
KNcHANTMENT.
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THE GREAT 1SroE sSSad HsS % WALKING MATCH
HOPELESS OLYMPIC THEATRE.
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FOR THE OLEARY BELT:
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Mendelssohn's minor Concerts Chopn's Bcreense
| MEXICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION
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RECENT INVENTIONS. .orEnATING MACHINERY
Open from 0A. NJ. to 10 + NJ.
good tor admission and passage bath Tickets in
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AND EVENING.
MOODS BROADWAY THEATRE.
ExcEEDINGIY FUNNY ESTERrAINMENT.
Every evening and wednesday and Saturday afternoons
n 9Th st., between Broadway and 4th av.
-sremenaeus Success Crowded Houses One week
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Matineos Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons
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