Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1880, Page 16

16 - .THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, | A&A CARD. — LECTURE COU 9th Season. SEASON RSE. TICKET, INCLUDING RESERVED SEAT FOR : 10 ENTERTAINMENTS, $1, $2, $8, $4, ACCORDING TO LOCATION. SOLD AT CENTRAL MUSIC HALL : BOX OFFICE, “FOR | WEEK OWLY, Commencing one week from To-morrow Morning, viz. Monday, Noy. 15, and closing Saturday Night, Nov. 20. ‘| abandoned because thereywa ! \ 1880—SIXTEEN' PAGES Four years ago the'plan of having annually a series of Star Entertainments, for which Season Tickets were sold, was necessarily no p ace centrally located in which they could be given; but now that a Hall has been eregted, perrect in i i cessi i i ike pleasure in ‘all its appointments, easily accessible from all parts of the city, and therefore admirably adapted for. such a purpo se, I tal sndonaeag thatI have completed aranpenecte for the revival of the Star Course, in the organization of which I have aimed to vary the monotony of the old-fashioned Lecture Course, consisting of Lectures alone, by introducing. Miscellaneous Entertainments, so that the varied tastes of the amusement-loving public may be equally well pleased and satisfied. The pleasure with which I once again renew those intimate and cordial relations that sprang up during twelve years of friendly in- tercourse between manager and tron, will be shared, I trust, by the thousands who gave me such gencrous support during those eight memorably successful seasons of Star Course Entertainments. And in announcing my plans for the Ninth Season of the Star Course, it is with the full assurance that not only all its old patrons will gladly meet together in the corfortable, cheerful, and commodious Audi rium, which, after years of arduous labor, I have, through the iberality of public-s; ited citizens, finally secured for them; but with these veteran attendants will assemble a group of new friends eager to-ajd me in my effort to annually present our public, at the min- imum of cost, the maximunn of instructive entertainment. This idea, which was the inspiration of the preceding Star En- tertainments, I have endeavored to express more fully in the artangemsnts for the present season. For this series of Ten Entertainments, the mere announcement of the Artists and Lecturers engaged will make it apparent to al! i x iT lal in organizing a Star Course which will equal in point of excellencs, if not excesd, any Course H Unto cients ner eer One a eh will be worthy of that cheouragement and patronage from the public which most gratefully acknowledge; and in order that these Entertainments may be within the reach of the humblest student, as well as those possessed of- means tg avail themselves of every oppartunity for knowledge and recreation, I have decided to place the price of tickets for the entire Course at"Sr, S2, $3, and $4, according to location, so that the fortunate possessor of a Season Ticket may be able to select and reserve his seat for the entire season, in.an auditorium where there are no poor seats, at the unusually low price of 10 cents, 20 cents, 30 cents, and 40 cents each Entertainment. 3 Under such favorable auspices, and at such low prices, there is every reason to believe that the sale of Season Tickets will be limited only by the capacity of the Hall, and those who contemplate securing tickets should be careful to remember the date when the Box-Office opens. That the public may have the least possible inconvenience in selecting seats, I have, at great expzns2, prepared and inserted in the STAR MAGAZINE, many thousand copies of which will be freely circulated through the city, } each floor of the Central Music-Hall, together with the plans of several of the theatres and halls in the city, makigg a valuable boo! of reference to the purchasers of tickets. With the aid of this book, one can determine at home the seats he desires to secure, and thus avoid the annoy ance of personally standing in line at the ‘Box-Office, or a lengthy examination of the box sheet. } The sale of seats will begin at the Central Music-Hall Box-Office on MONDAY MORNING, Nov. at g o'clock, and Season Tickets will be sold only during the week of November 15th. Therefore, privileges afforded by bsing a Season-Ticket holder must rem=mber that Season Tickets will absolutely Oth, and thereafter only tickets for the separate Entertainments can be obtained, at grealy CEO. B. CARPENTER, Manager. of Entertainments previously given in this city, and why my efforts‘as a Manager have always met, and which and aft er Saturday night, November 2 advanced prices. the plan of the sittings on 15 (one week from to-morrow), those who desire to enjoy the large be withdrawn from sale on THURSDAY, NOV. 25, PROGRAM ROBABILITIES OF the impending Chinese Question, being probably his last appearance AND DO iN CHINA,” BILLINGS,” 3 3 g 2 & 3 z B 8. H z g a < S gz = 5 & Bp 25 ed ee oy B80 Ens 232 2 rs el 3a #2 B35 Ee 228 2: Game S22 = thee 3: 3° a :. | Bx = bors 1sBas make her Fy So g 2 £ 3 B § 4 $ 3 3 3 8 a z 3 5 Pr 7 3 § iB a 3 8 Oo g Fl ES : 8 re 8 5 2 8 A 3 = compelled the admiration and osed, ced into this ingtery inherited and known only RS, the first of thelr caste ever introdu: Ei rz 3 2 FA 2 & ‘e 2 a 8 & s Z 5 3 CH ARME 10° CENTS! WILL SECURE A Reserved SEAT, For each of the zo Star Enter. tainments, to those obtaining a SEASON TISKET NEXT WEEK. AXIUSEMENTS, -SPRAGUE’S OLYMPIC THEATRE, Monday, Nov. 8, Frey \ Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday, THE GREMTEST SHOW OP AL! SNELBAKER’S ies CONSOLIDATION! 5O 50 First-Class Artists, 50 A Most Brilliant Gathering of American Artists. The Head and Front of amusement Organizations. Indisputably the Leading Entertainment of Modern Times. Positively the Greatest and Only Show in existence pre- senting Two and Three Different Acts! AT ONE TIME. Three Hours of Simaltane- ous Uninterrupted and Solid Enjoyment. Remember, this Mammoth Exhibition has no Equal, READ THE NAMES. JOHN TILL and ROYAL MARIONETTES, GOLDIE and STEELE, MAGGIE LE CLAIR, LITTLE ALL-R GHT, MAGEE and TRACY, THE 3 BRAZZIERS, LOU SANFORD, MAGGIE CLINE, THE CLIPPER QUARTETTE, PRESS ELuRIDGE, KAROLY and AUGUSTA ORDAY, SALLIE ST. : LAIR, BOB ALLEN, GEO. RICHARDS, and SPRAY ARLINGTON. * ADMISSION—Every evening, 75, 50, 3 ane aS woys under 12 years: rae > i + To latinees, 50 and 25c. Children under 12 years, ise. 7 . c Visit Daring the Week, and Matinee | MONDAY, Nov. 8, °80, THE POLK Comedy Company ‘Will appear in an Original Comedy-Drama called A GENTLEMAN FROM NEVADA A Prolocue und Three Acts (written expressty for Mr. J.B. Polk by Mr. George H. Jessup. of New York), now being pertormed through- out the United States with the most grauitying success. Christopher Columbus tall, Hr. J.B. POLK Supported by a most excellent company. comprising the following Lzdies and Gentlemen: Misses EMMA PIERCE, VIRGINIA BUCHANAN, LIZZIE HIGHT, LOUISE DICKSON, AND Messrs, FRANK LOSEE, WALTER KELLEY, MILTON RAINFORD, J.¥, MELTON, MUBRY WOODS, CHAS, PARKER, J VIKING, J, BAILEY, PROLOCUE. NEVADA. Central Pacific Station. Rye Patch. A LESSON IN BORDER HISTORY, = ACT FIRST. ENGLAND. Three Years After. Egerton Park. A LESSON EX TRAVELING, ACT SECOND. Picture Galery at. Egerton Park. A LESSON IN ART. ACT THIRD. Drawing Room at Egerton Park, A LESSON IN LOVE. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Manager Poik Come Horace Wall. Monda: ov. Li—The mn Square ‘Theatre Co, in the it Damestic (now approaching its ACU representauon in New Yurk City), HAZEL HOOLEY'S THEATRE, ‘The greatest of them all is the Comley-Ii ~ Bizatly. Chiengo unanimously indorses tins great Com NORTH SIDE TURNER HALL, Sunday Afternoon, 3 p. m., GRAND SACRED CONCERT GIVEN BY THE CHICAGO ORCHESTRA, Under the direction of Vrof. A. ROSENBECKER, Adrutaston, 15 Cents. Office of the Chicaxo Orches ¢ Rane aden Eingsuurs Block. oo He Bale Hae BRAND'S H3 North Chark un THIS AFTEENOON AT 3 O'CLOCK, CRAND CONCERT BY THE CELEBRATED LIESEGANG ORCHESTRA, Admission, 25 Cents. HOOLEY’S THEATRE. MONDAY, Nov.8, all the week, Harold Forsberg as Bubbdize in THE BANKcR’S DAUCHTER! | | ‘HOUSE, R. Clark-st, oppusite New Court House. COMMENCING This Sunday Night, NOV. 7. EIGHT NIGHTS. TWO MATENEES. MAMMOTH "8 insire FORTY PERPORHERS, A Grand Corps of Comedians, Dancers, Yeoat- ists, and Speciaity Performers, Full Orchestra and Serenade Rand. The Only Minstrel Compeny of recognized worth now traveling In dmierteee er Monday, Nov. 15--Mr. FRANK MAYO in Mart- ley Campbell's heroic American drama, VAN, the VIRGINIAN, R.M.HOOLEY..... MONDAY, NOV. 8, SEVEN NICHTS AND, MATINEES, COLLIER’S Banker's Daughter COMBINATION, Under the auspices of Tnion Square “‘Pbeau innuger. lay,” BANKS DAUGHTER BANKERS DAUR THE COMPANY. F. €. Hangs, THE STRONGEST Chartes Walcot, Sig. uM: OF MODERN DRAMAS SUPERBLY MOUNTED, Harold Forsberg, AND A Alex. H. Walter Collier, T. McBride, MONDAY, Nov. 15-Clark & Marble's Celebrated TRYLE CLUB! HOOLEY’S THEATRE. Sunday-‘night avs, the inst performance by th =Hurten Conopany, of Lawn Fennis, and Dj This Comk an To-Day (SUNDAY) Nov. 7, POSIT! Y LAST TIM! Matinee at 2:3¢ and Night at 8 o'clock, Of the Beautiful and Da-hing Actress, PiAUDE FORRESTER! MAZEPPA!! IGUTNING" ving a Matinee And the Pleree Arab Steed, ¢ Note.—Only Theatre in the city HOOLEY’S THEATRE. ‘This Sunday night at & the lua the rrentest success of t ton Company nr und Jin, und the Stan ELOCUTION. SANUEL KAYZER, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION ANU, DRAMATIC ART, Room 34 Central Musie-Halt, Hershey School of’ Musical Art and Atlox Academy. 4 chance to witness season, the Comley-Kar- ais, the Operatina of Jack am. ry. to-day. TORCH, ninzton-sts, FIRST M. EL Corner Ciark and Thursday Evening, Nov. Il, t 1 FIRST OF TWO % _ Pianoforte Recitals. By Mr. Frederick Boscovitz, Tae Rminent Hungarian Pian! Admisstor is. Subscription tf. For of Hershey fale at Lyou & Healy's, and at the offi ‘Musie-Haui. ATRE, *.C. Bangs as John Cd % THE BANKER’S DAUGHTER! Class Saturday Morning st U1 o’efvck. ~ HOOLEY's TH.ATEES Set Indiuna-ay. Great » und eblidren. Club part Grences required. REFIN PRIVATE DANCD 1 ‘Terms, Ae: MUNDA v. 8, abthéweck, Gallir’s Banker's (aughter: Combization, reader and de- culture and dras erman; clnsses of 8 dalls: single re- caceial oveaslous, cess. f Djult, by the Comi PRIVATE LESSON: HOULEY’s ‘THEATER, urwa Company. Grand Sunday night perform: Triple encore. Lawn ‘t TOUR OF SEASON 1880-51. THE EMINENT COMEDIAN, JOHN TP. RAYHOND, In his popular character creation, “COL. SELLERS” Ucket to ONE, {3 nota swear Win. Cabineron, |e 4 Herre Wiekaun, | (rears Acuder ment of Hall in Amer DANCING ACADEMIES. NORTH, SOUTH, and WEST Sites. A sexson nits to ALL. Other advuntazes to be institutton. sidings were specially built foc HALL, aff in every way found in no simi! ‘These Acuden DAN Lp witl be remed 30 Nb PREV AT ONL all Is pardiewarty a MOVEL of ton, Conveni@et te fuub main line CLUBS, ‘The ny, a et (soitted trem snluon surroundings. — in winter, but U aud street-cars, pert Noxt week—Dixon. ton, Ia. Nor. 9 “Col “COL. SELLERS.” HAVERLY’s THEATRE, J. H. HAVERLY... Manacer und Proprietor, BOURSIQUE'S DANCING ACADEMIES, WEST SIDE--506 Madison-st. SOUTH SIDE--128 Twenty-fourth-st. ’ The above two Elegant, Larze Halls, Dressing Hooley’s Theatre, Chicago, Dec. 6, One Week, Roome, Pn Super Rave, with ‘perteo ae Tangemien ‘on reasonable terms. stor Ludies. Cut.drea, und Gentlemen sow Classes open. Send for Catlozue. THIS SUNDAY, MONDAY, Nov, all the we: HOOLEY’S THEATRE. Signor Majeront as the Count de Carojac im Last night ever in this theatre of the Unrivaled Comedy and Musical Organizauon, TOURISTS | IN A PULLMAN PALACE C48, JONG P, SMITH and AF. 4, SESTAVER'S POPTLAR COMBINATION. Policemen’s Ben nt Asvoctition Benetit. Monday—Kiraity’s Around the World in 89 Days, RLYS THEATRE. -+-Manuger and Proprictor. J. WAVERLY. To-morrow Night (fonday), Nov. 8, THE BANKER'S DAUGHTER! DE LONGS DANCING ACADEMY, AMERICAN EXPRESS BUILD:NG, 76 RIONRCE-ST., NOW OPIN. s Tuesday and Friday Evenings. Private In- «any hour. y und ther Waltzing a specialty, and din six te lessons, For particuinrs call from It PROF, CARR'S CLASSES IN DANCING: SOOTH SIDE St, Wednesday: venue Hall, 139 Twenty-second- FOR TWO WEEKS, THE CELEBRATED With their Gorzeous Spectacte, Around the World in 80 Days! Several hundred people tieare tu this dispiny. 1 you see te? SHEY HALL, Tho Scenery—Wiil 5 HEI Opposite MeVicker's ‘Theatre, MORTIMER’S MYSTERIES WILL OPEN MONDAY, Nov. (5. MORTIMER, Prestidigitist, Humorist, Ulusionist, SsISTED BY MISS MABEL MORTIMER, rhiing. Start son.—New Vurk Str. : Won wherever he has appeared.—New specialty of some starting, original fl- } Surpass even thuse of Hartz und Liers- rk ‘Times, ne, Next Sundar’s advertise- PRED J. ENGELHARDT, Manager. Tins returned to the city an Mail in the new KIRALEY BROTHERS |Egze: success of Din ‘ D. E. SHAW ‘To-night at 8. Chicao has flocked to see the greatest t on. Lawn ‘Pennis, Lawn ‘Tennis, id Dii By ELISON, General Auctionee: Stand 36 J Monday Morning, Nov. 8, at 10 o’eloek, We selt under Chattel Mortgaze the entire FURNITURE, CARPETS, Ete. of u Li-Koon Kesidence, 253 East Indiana-st., near State. Valuapie and Useful Furniture. A splendid chance to buy. ELISON, SLERSH iis & CO. Aucioneers, CXCLATHED BARGAGH AT AUCTION, At our stores, Siand 9% Kandolph-st., - Tuesday, Nov. 9, at{0 o’cicck. ns, Pistoly, Watch- S90 packazes Trunks, Va'ises, G gs.ete, Accuunt of POS FLW. I and Cy B&Q ROL “Soud by order of H Starring, Esq. ELISOA, PLES ELM & CO. Aucuoneers. OUR NEXT RECULAR SALE FU CARPETS, SrOvES, nd Gen erfoneers, Rundutyh-st. <= ednesdar, Nov. W, ELISUS, FLEKSGELM ee a By GEOUEGAN & REVELL, ‘Cor. Fitth-ay. and Randulpa-s. CHANCES Suh as we offer the Coming Weeky ARE SELDOM HAD! AN IMMENSE STOCK OF Carpets, Parlor and Chamber Suits, Heating and Cook Stoves, Mirrors, Wardrubes, Sidchoards, ~ Plows, Blankets, Desks, Show-case Counters, Shelving, ete, ete,, Bought at Sherif and Bankrupt Sales, and soldi jots to sul at the stores of 50-AGAIN & REY-! Gil 191, 193 195, and 197 is Pussies wuY & Cle, Nos. 78 & 80 Randolph-st,, Hold Regular Sates at AUCTION Of Furniture and Household Goods, Every Tuesday and Friday at 9:30 a. m. IPOMENOY & CO., Auctioneers. CHOICE PURE TEA THPOQTING £0., ‘SS State-st., | Yrposite Field, Letter & a Co. Our second Importation of Pure TEAS now on ase s. 40, 50, and GO cts. per pound, Send for Pricest4st und List for Clubs, PROF. SULLIVAN'S New Dancing Academy, 137 Twenty-second-st. First School Reception, Nov. 12. iis advanced b; Venth-3t. an ¥ ufternoons.nd Saiurduy ide ALcernuun cings, 5 Bisbup-cour,Thurs- SO. cademy, one of the fimest in the city, to let ir 2 Twenty-tirst-nt. : HOOLEY’S THEATRE, MONDAY, Nov.8 91) the week. Charles Walcot as Georze Washington Phipps tn THE DU NKER’S LaUcH ofan Ingulnal Hernia that hand that we conn TENTIVE COMML Lite BAM perience, the lust 3 rears ms, Navy, und Pensioners, the adopted Our uppriunee as +28 best U AMLSse9, $100- Reward. We will pay ta charitable institution $100 15 case can be rewsined by the fia with the PARKER tice 35 TRUSS paventod Jai; TMAN x ‘paiecen, UF tate-se. Chicazo, iL, has hal MW vears exe Marine tospitals, Are Government having in as. Dit. PARKEK, the pacer Cases that can be cared we never fail to cure. fad “MCLRE ER O SHAMUASS UL ELASTIC STOCKS, By GEV. P. GUKE & Coy Uh and Ladixon-s Regular Trade Sales TUESBAYS—D: 3, Clothing, Hats, Gloves ete, wuts, Shoes, Slippers, Rube a “Govds, Merehandise, Crock ete On Friday, Nov. (2, at (0 a. My At Storage War: house, 160 West Honrve-st., Of Show-cases and Fixtures, 3) Large Cath= iot of Praser Buyoks Staudonery, Nouons t9 to suit, Withuul reserve. Cu 1D ther notice u: 2 0 By CHICAGO AUCTION & STORAGE CO. eheral Auctioneers, v5 Lake-st. Hew and Used Furniture, Carpets, Piano, &¢., AT AUCTION, Wedneadu: Nov. 1W, at 9:2) o'clock, 8& e482 pane PRIVATE 1 DISPENSARY, DR, LUCAS, 132 Nouth Clark-st. Chartered by the Of Ilinots for the “special, selentitic. und speed; vure" of privace, nervous.cn Oa, fe. und urinary diseises. Consdhacion fre. Hours a nL wy 3, aNd 6108 p. i. Sundayn, Ly 0 12am. unly. NO CORE! soar} DR. KEAN, 173 South Clark-st., Chicago. Coneult personally or by mail, free of charge, onal chronic, nervous, of specia: diseases Dr. J. Kean Ls the vnly puysician in the city woo warradis cusus uf