The New York herald., 1879-11-08


TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
u sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. A. NJ. PALMER
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the funniest play produced in New York.
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mission The play cast to the full strength OF the ciev
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"oUR GIRLS" "oUR GIRLS"
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sPLENDILY ACTED PLAY
In testimony of which the manager invites attention 10 the
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Our Girls" proved to ee very entertaining play & !.
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As cisany wholesome and pleasant bit Of comedy has
pure its fun heartiest and its humor the most
Il amusing and above ALL it is thoroughly clean
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night Never modern comedy more exauiseiy inter-
Tie success Of the play was emphatis-Post;
mingled with genuine tender, human fseIins-commer.
oar Girs was completely successful and found in.
slant favoE-reegram
H. j. Byrons charming new Comedy Of
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TO-DAY. TWO PERFORMANCES, MATINEE AND
THIS AFTERNOON AF f!seMFAREwnI1 MATINEE.
Paoa Marie Angelo and Cspoul in the cast
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Seats can now be secured without extra charge.
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wonderful and marveously beautiful display piece
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Astounding specaIties: man scenery; lovely
tunes: delicious music merry incidents Tho worlds
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served places 30 cents or 70 cents extra admission to am
| MArISEE WEDNESDAY. MATINEE SATURDAY.
ExrHA. SIplos GARDEN
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE TO-DAY AT . O'CLOCK
MARVELLOUS ENTERTAINMENT
IIOFELE's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
DICKENS GREAT WORK.
OLIVER TWIST.
MArrsEEs %sp
Sunday Evening. November 9. GRAND SACRED CON-
CERT Deyerells Forty seventh Regiment Band.
Monday November III, FATTNITZA. by the celebrated
opern company late of the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
L,RIEDERICH yON BODENsTEDT
MIRA SCHAFfY
Stenway Hall.
First Lecture tin German Tuesday evening November
H. 1870 MIRA SCHAFFi will describe his poeti-
cal development illustrating same with his most
racteristic creations
Second Lecture dn German Thursday evening, Novem-
Der I3. assisted by Mr.. Neville Moritz The poet will
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