The New York Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1878, Page 16

“POPULAR PR TOES. RESERVED onceperes. ORCHESTRA CIRCLE... TTrT it Mit RRR DDD A TH Hitk RD D AA TH Hit R RD D AA T HWHMIT RRR D Dp A T It uitiRk BD D AA Til HILTR RD DA fT H HR RDDD A GRAND GALA DOUBLE TWO Ac EFEE Vv v A SN ON E 7 AA NN ON E 7s AA NNN E us AA NNN E vv A AN NN E vw A AN EEEE v a AN b 8 A BBB. EEEE z *, AA B BE BOB AA B BE BB AA BB EB BBB A A BBB EEE B B AAAA B BE & BbBA AB BE 8 BOBOA AB BE 88 BBB OA 4 BBB EEEE 888 ENTIRE GREAT CAST IN BOTH THE EDUCATED DONKEY. THE DANCING HEIFER. NEW SON NEW DANCES, JAMES THREE HOURS OF MADLY, Cf Notwithstauding the extra expense the same SYS NO RESERVED SEAT LAST 8 FAREWELL EDOUA TONIGHT, AND OF Boos ATRE, JANUARY 6, 1879. MAX STRAKOSH takes ploastire in announcing a throe weeks’ season of GRAND ITALIAN OPERA, with his colebrated artists, who have met with the most flattoring success before Western audiences, and won the yghest indorsement irom the prows. yemble of artists under engagement ishended by the peeriess prima donna sopran MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, 0 make hor farewell supenrances in i Enrope. Tn poin be truthfully th a range of lytic fiup ouations as is covered by the repei favorite. An event of exception Miss Kellogg's first avpearance Gli Ugonotti.” Miss MARIA LITTA, leading prima donna soprano, from the Theatre des Italiens, Paris, and tho Imperial Opera Ho musical importa: as Valentine in” prine appearance here will be as Lucia in moor. : ANNIE L. CARY, alto is not to-day to be found in either ‘as well as on thi: annals of operat mein di Lamamer- *yrhose rival as a co hemisp! tinent, belng rt ¢ Director also has the honor to announce that he has perfected arrangements with the American prima donna soprano, GUILIA MARIO, who will make her first appearance in ‘the part of Violeta Verdi's “Traviata,” Notwithstanding the proverbial dearth of desirable tenori the Director has the honor to introduce the names of no less than three artists, new to the American public, but of unexceptionable Envapean repute. ‘These are SIGNOR ROSNATI, Principal Tenor of Lu Scala, Milan, and of the grand opera ouses in Palermo. Naples, Constantinople, & Mr, 'WESTBERC R LAZZARINI. In addition to the above t istinguished tenors, Mr. CHARLES ADAMS, the most popular of American tenors, has been secured for anumber of nights in y SIGNOR P3 primo baritone assolute, fro La Seala, principal Italian theatres, has be this season Si; Tt was f anno i blest expon character. baritont and bassi of the compuny are and the artist has always tof that and other roles of « Mossieurs CAUPMAN, GOTTSCHALK an: GEORGE (A. CONLY, all of whom are such established favorit A comment in ann 4 to require no their names to the musical London, by the esi, of that re- will comprise taetvamettel solsine of high rank, speciall, Selected by Mr. =. BEMRENS, who will preside as musical directo NOR DE NOVELIS, Chorus MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, OPENING NIGHT, Verdi's Grand Spectacular Opera, in four acts, AIDA. AIDA. AIDA. Miss KELLOGG, recognized by the public and press as the foremost repress tive of AIDA. Miss ANNIE L. CARY, the greatest living AMNERIS. Mr. CHARLES ADAMS, his tirst appearance this season, as KADAME Signor PANTALEONI. his first appearance, in his orig inal creation of AMO: Nr GEORGE CONLY, first appearance this season, as FIs, Mr. GOTTSCHALK as the KING. ORUS and ORCHESTRA of 100 ARTISTS. GRAND ¢ MILITARY BAND .on the age. The Baliet led by the MINZELLL SISTERS. POPULAR _ PRICES—Admission, $1; reserved sen 50 cents and $1 extra, according to location, gallery, cents ‘The sale of seats will commence on Thursday, Jannary at PA. M., at box office Booth’s Theatre. SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, N FRANCISCO MIS ¥ HEAPS REA EXTRA MATINEE NEW YEAR'S DAY. kof the screaming Piece of OFERA “Hot LOVE'S ENDURANCE. BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BA . RUSSELL, FRULLM. ¥ D, Jon \ POWERS, RIC. ARDO. MULLALY, IN| NEW SONG b SEATS SECURED. MATINEE SATURDAY, AT 2. VREMORNE GARDEN THEATRE, 2D ST. —_ oTH AY. J. SIHYDER. eneee THE MOST GORGEOUS AMU PEs THE WO! GRAND FEMALE MINSTREL RIETY PERFORM- ANCE AND SOC Lk Y_ EVENING. MATINEE E' RSDAY, EXTRA MATIN NEW "8 DAY AT 2:30. EVERY FRIDAY BY ENING MATEUR NIGHT, ADMISSION, ENTS. Anh i HAM PALACE, west of 6th av. th st... BLITE SOCTABLES NIGHTLY, DANCING AT 9. O'CLOCK. SHADOW DANCING and OPERA BOUPFE and orgeutts decorations, A GRAND ¥. DRESS BALL will be given on THURSDAY, January #, 1879, W., ec RORe | maactical ss eCCTION TS DRA- « ACTOR "| matic art and : the principles ane f this beau ELOCUTIONIST. | tw pupils, A : SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART, ith st. Call for elreulurs, or address, with stamp, JULIA THOMAS most in this of Gerw mclish play, Avenue “Dr K PASTOR'S. his latest HOLIDAY ing, and his new troupe will offer Ts y PASTOR'S —TON ONY PASTOR WILL SONGS to-tno: their best spectalt ENTERTAINMENTS GIVEN IN MAGIC bles and chireh, FRANCOIS, KNOWLEDGE WOULD c Address GLEA- MUSICAL LADY oF alike t 43 Ot RICH S MUSIC CTF ybonly to y. Send tor Muste ware, Agents wanted every. ompanunen Chart Rooms, whore MEATRICALS.— BLOOMS", 388 AND BOWERY, near Bond st. Hort assortment of TIGHTS, PADS, MOSK, EQUES. TRIAN AND CLOWN SUITS, TRUNKS, SHIRTS, & and dverytiing necessary to complete « STAGE WARD: ONE ORDERS BY MALL promptly attended to. BLOOMS 84 AND 4) BOWERY, near Bond st, J WOOD'S GYMNASIUM, NO. 6 EAST gsvil st— Upon day and eventing: terms rednevd. ANJO, GUITAR AND PROFESSIONAL DANCING taught; Banjos tor holiday prevents, Nia" DOHSON, 466 6th av, TPONY Pastors, mit PASTORS A funvy Slow, at ond The New T ritorions Katert iment, a lengthy ¥ OWN SWHET D, Mael Fan “y Red Kose” waite, ou, 5” PRED C} D<PRIVATE 1, Ie, OMAN, Et pe Stewart 9. CIR 1 Oa BAPRIAN Silt UNDON ADAM 1,127 Hrondway ANING IN tHE BARN —DON'T BB WITHOUT A Dv: pron New Years Day, At PUN. sey, MAGIC VE friLaat ISM EVEN. parties and fairs atten with tie above refined dutortainments, Send tor illustrated catalogue. JUDD'S Magical Reposiiury, Li1 Hoary #t. . NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1878,--QUADRUPLE j AMUSEMENTS. AMUSENERTS. wr ere am TONY PANTO. rrr FR TORY. PASTORS TONY PAstoles: Tir HEEEE A TYTTTRRR EEEE ‘ONY. PASTOR'S ONY PAST uo oHE aa T E RE ANOTHER COMPLETE CHANGE OF ARTISTS AS MoE AA fT BR RE HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS, T HOWE AA 2 KR RE MATINEER T MHHIEER A A 7 ERR. EEE MATINEE tT HW HE AaAA oT R ORE ATID 7H UE A A Tf KR RE EXTRA, MATINEE o Pees. 8 ek Se | eres Meee PPE iy fe cant JOHN, THE HARRY. ole POPULAR’ Fitic REGULAR WM: GENERAL ADMISSION... TRISH ED GALLERY, AND. ETHIOPIAN b 11 SN ON EEER E L im NNN KE E L I ONNN EB E L i NNN £ FEE 1 NNN EEB E L Wm NNN g ¥ L tT NNN E L Il NNN EF EFEE LLL i N XN EEER SCENES AND SONGS OP THITH =NEEEE W. 4 W 00. 00 ppp TH HE Ww two 00 op D TH RE WYYWO OO OD D a OH HE WYVWO 00 OD D Tf IHRHTER WVYWO 00 OD D TW HE Wryw o 00 OD D v iH HE wry 8 00 OD D Tit ue WW 0 00 0b fH Here Y¥ °c’ oo Bop GUS WILLIAMS IN ALL HIS SPECIALTIES, THE LIVELY WHALES. THE BALLOON TRIP. s | AFFITT AS THE DANCING MASTER. ROARIOUSLY FUNNY BUSINESS. MORE THAN 75 CENTS. DAY CONCERT. THE GRRAT VIOLINIST, RD REMENYL SALE OF TO-NIGH SEATS. | GALA SU DAY FOR Set MSCRDAY) CEN EDOUARD KE: FRANZ RUMMEL, CHR. FRITSCH CLARA POOLE, AM 1. Fantasia o 2. “Honor a 4 Fantasia o THIS “Tt Was. Drewm vin Andrai, 10% (new), Angel at the Winae ed orchestra and circle, $1 reserved family circle, 50 cc nts, POOLE & ‘bos NELLY Reserved seats (orche' Engagement with the eminent Auth: MR. DION BOUCIC, MR. DION BOUCTCAT MR. DION BOUCICAU in his own exquisite original pla THE 'SHAUG ee supported by the dintingwishe MISH ADA DYAS and Bo it; Mrs. Sol. Smith, M EW D ELEGANT SCENERY MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND RA_ HOUSE. ats at Buoth's Theatre NOW aisigde, reserved ‘baleony, 73 Misses Kato Gerard, Holen Tow OF POPULAR PRICES will be maintained. T. DA KAD RaREWELI. DECEMBER 29. ENY!, NRICO 'C. AMPOBELLO, Romeny LT, Lr, LT, ira. W. Scallan, AND. EFF! SATURDAY. DE MURSKA. DAY CONCERTS. DAY CONCERTS. su; DAY. CONCERTS. Tats eae Tis (3s y THIS vESI 1 ANOTHER MUS! NQt RT. THE DIVINE tees, MLLE. ILMA DE GURSKA, MLLE. ILMA DE MURSKA. MULE. ILMA DE MURSKA LEVY, King z Levy, King © Sign LEVY, King i eT PRATT, Pianist: F. BRAC PROGRAMME. Borat: '» Violin Concert “Originally transcribed for and performed for the first time in many years by Mr. J. LEVY. 4 Remini: m nisconser de | Opera, 5. Grand Aria, “Il Trovatore”.. Mile. Ri DE" MURS! ry ie EMA DE sities ‘performed by Mr. “Austrian” Flute Obliga’ 10. Marehe Militai (el ‘3S BAND. in ning ‘years by ©The Gems of Faust’Gounoed BAND. Verdi «Wagner . Rossini Etting KA. ¥. Bracht. 8 THE GRAND BALLS OF NEW YorK. bags Pr to committecs and parties Interested in the Terpsichorean Festivities of the season that he. ANY NUMBE LMORE prepared to furnish OF MUSICIA @|. THE BANKER Liszt Cowen Mozart Paganini B. Tours: 85 - Bishop Spectalties by these famous artist EXTRA MATINEE } Great es The K BE; ‘D KAINE, GEORGIE T. a KAINES REGULAR, MATINEF TUESDAY. ‘The four greatest PAGA The TUDORS. o TAN AND| CLOG. DANCERS and FENTON, | CHANGE ARTISTS in the profession, SEXTIA MATI SMATI 3 MATINEES it NANNIE HAROLD : WEEK. WE! REGULAR MAT TUESDAY. a Musical Sketches, TH , Double igs and Ducts by | BRENCH DAYTONS. | These four popular TWINS. 3 MATINERS & waniNh sew _ygA 3 NATINEES a “He ERWIN THOMAS, THis BER. REGULAR MATINEE TUESDAY. O——— “Will appear ut every pm TONY, | entertainment. « | pastor. with hia splendid PA 9 ade NEW TROUPE, ver the most agreeablo pro: during ak seRRON, he Woods Are Full of Babes.” mme presented “Now York by Starts." ‘Music Mi | “Astronomical “The Two English Swolls.” Observations.” “O'Learry’s Tramp.” ‘The American Lads. ew Year's Welco TONY PASTO! GREETING, NEXVEPTIONAL JOY. THREE HOURS OF L RECOLLECT THE 3 MATINEES. TUESDAY, NEW YEAR'S A TNION D FRIDAY ARE THEATRE. Sole Lessee and Manager THIS WEEK, THIRTY-FIRST TO THIRTY-EIGHTH performauces of Mr. Bronson Howard's charming play, .Mr, A. M. PALMER in five act DAUGHTER, Ith of mise en scene never he- cinbracing tnany of te prin: bers of the UNION SQUARE THEATRE COMPANY. SATU Pot Bde ila! 4, THE R'S DAUGHTER. At matinees the curtain rises at ten minntes before 2 o'clock, At evening performances it rises precisely at 8 o'clock. Carriages may be ordered at night for 11 o'clock, Sents may be secured ut the box office or by mail or tele- graph TWO WEEKS in advance QTANDARD THEATRE, BROADWAY AND 33D ST, . M. HENDERSON. Proprietor and Manazer Duleken | LAST NIGHTS. Peet Ast WEEK. Farewell performances of the Great Play of the se: ALMOST A LIFE. SPECIAL MATINEE ALMOST A LIFE. ae ALMOST A LIFE: AuMOSsT A LIFE | SATURDAY EVENING, January 4, sixty-third and last night of ALMOST A ‘LIFE. MONDAY EVENING Misys KATY MAYHEW, in MLISS. supported by’ the Stai Theatre Company. PporU LAR PRICES. CORNER STH ST. , Lessoes and Manager UNCLE DAS'L. ~W4TH ST. AND 6TH A Managere: of the DOUBLE MARRIAGE. Every eveniug and farewell Saturday Matinee. Benefit of Miss ALICE LINGARD, Thursday, January 2. Last appeaa ce af Miss KATE CLAXTON URDAY, Juniars POPULAR PRICES. POPULAR PRICES. Tear HALE. HERMAN LINDE. BEGINNING JANUARY 8, 1878. oo REEE RRR no HE R Moon E Mun Eee uM E oot fame L L L L L L LLLL 1 in @ series of Shakespearean impersonations, reciting trom met ete plays. “The initial work will be AC CBETI,” i —— “A towering giant in force among a company of For- resis." —Boston Gazette, Herman Linde deserves as crowded a house ax Boston can give him, His ‘Macbeth’ I listened to with amazement At his retentiveness of memory and with great interes He has a wonderful voice and great tragic powers, WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISO It wasa masterly interpretation of tragedy, and ono f ever, heard by one of the auditors. Linde has a ’ revence, a voice of great com rich and ‘ we who failed to hear hina missed the opportunity of a lifetime.” —Boston Journal. re posnesnen a voice of remarkable power and richnees, which has been equalled by no actor's, except possibly the late Edwin Forrest and the Italian tragedian, Ralvini, He made each pl akes a part of himself, d the horrors nities of a tragedy like and the roxqneness and realistic LATEST MUSIC OF THE DAY led." Boston Past. for all her Jarge audience in LASS BALLS AN AND RECEPTIONS. | Tremont Temple Inst evening by his presentation of | the AT HIS RESIDENCE, 61 WEST 12TH ST. trazedy of “Macbeth. The more frequently, Mr. Lindo is - = heard t does his wondert re Aa TIVOLE Eg a ATH ST.. BETWEEN 2D | terpret become impressed ‘ipo t ad ay NING. at 73s | listener ix perfect; the conception. ot the aut 0 be beyond criticiym,”—Bos- Robinson we prin p fessor Lambert. The ent will conelude with our GRAND ML Admission only Oo" GUARD MILITARY AND CIVIC THURSDAY, Members of the . FARIS, Treasurer, 25 PASTOR'S THEATRE. The Greatest of the Great Bills pec id greatest Vocal Artists in the world. id renowned lu RECEPTION, 1879, imitting gentleman and ladies, $5—to be had talion. > New st. fered to-morrow even- ing. A Now Troupe. A New Programme. C LE BULL VOL NS_AND GUITAR: ¢ und MARTHA wing well known artists, Miss y. Miss Desiree, Miss Hoff. nd the world famous This ix the city. The festival will tras, under the direc- ire entertainment IGUT MATINEE. ton Advertiser. z Box office for the sale of seats for HERMAN LINDE impersonations open at Steinway Hall on Monday. RESERVED SEATS, 75e.; ADMISSTO: JAUSE'S SOIREE DANSANTE, CLARENDON HAL! 114 and 116 East 13th st. EVERY FRIDAY EVE LUSTER'S orchestra, HE AQUARIUM, |" BROADWAY AND STIL ST. CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL, ABE CHRISTMAS WEEK, the gorgeously mounted three act spectacle of CINDERELLA, performed by an array uf children, of the time of {he superb costumes THE bige 7 HiKD ,soRsEs, Admission, 50 ioe ASONIC HALL, CORNER 25D ST. ‘The original General TOM THUMB and WIFE and bis TROU LALL commeneing MON Every aftorng ravoking piece, . THE Admission ont: TIANS, their mirth Dee ing at o'clock, i SCHIEVOUS MONKEY. ildren under 10 yeurs 15¢. HOLIDAY PRESENTS; genuine OLE BULL STRI wim: ©. 8S MARR - H SHH AV. AND 30TH ST. pe sue CESS sRAND PROM ADE CONCERT DMerful book Hiratts of AHEWARY, “ VANDERBILT, GAGED, CIRCULARS | every POIERR DANSANT! a MAILED, 779 Br Lupposite Stewart's, EVERY SCOARIENCING, RY NIGHT, ROADW vf AILonts aa MISFIT ~OVERCOATS, | ADMISSION = ADMISSION 2 Gua pod ig ne la SHEA'S, corner Br and qu KERIN 5 “UCLOCK. IANO | SELF-ACCOMPANTST. MART. NO TEACHER REQL CIRCULARS MATLED, 779 Broadwn DLAYS, TABLE Colored Fire, Wigs, Troe by HAPPY ‘10! ANJO TAUGHT BY MAIL — ree. DINE BANJO MUSIC COMPS oklyn, Ts Y a Mp. KELLEY. 23 1 AND “BABY FEET’ oin wt. Jet Nis 6 taal, 40. eitta, N. J. F ARTICULATION, 11 er term opens January 2 perfectly; also children wi ik well, Seni for cireulw Baye, GUITAR AND atNcls and practically by Professor NAPOL! Kast son st. “Pac BIRDLIN« «and Make It Up, Pratt, CLUB ARTICULARS |S ud at Nan Francisco Mingteels, MING 1B KELLEY Be, each; z, 861 Brondway, above 17th —HARRIGAN'S wy. HARDING, 229 Bowery, iy wanll, ie. ursey City Heights, TO ME, AST WTH ST — SWEET W LAT pposity PPAMMANY WALL. BAST 14TH St. id Year ont aud the New ¥ (Now Yenr's Chantitiion, with ARE “Wren Hono By the Hitintd MED RMICK BLUME, it ERICK ROBINSON, M Went 11th st Thent instenetia i PASTOWS TONY THE OLD FRIEN. ex and gentlemen for t Great BN ton ATE the Pop HK WALTZ TACGI HA riDLY, A Danelug Academy, 1 Union He in 24 lew i Co Oietites SOIKEES EVERY MONL Union square, corner 14th #6, 4th av, any hour, § and Op stors,” ASTOR'S, wo night Stare appear Dsv' SKE! waltz songs #61 Broadway. OF WAL. Address AT CARTIEIOS rivate lessons any FENCING, SHOOTING INSTRECTIONS. a1y | s Rend for eltew el MONSTERY, DAY EVENING Betvare teagons SUNG BY W. i Y N GOULD, 168 jon and 3 | warble palace. y Mo ~ Hee. BI OKL 3 ADEM ONY PASTOIUS.—TONY PASTORS A full line of Broadway Theatre. A new inv: (engrave a MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, FIRST APPEARANCE IN NEW YORK OF MRS. ADELE BROAS IN DRAMATIO AND HUMOROUS READINGS, Tickets, Soeents, Ath: 24 Enion square, Holiday Amusen ts at this popolar row evening. ——=-@ JUST OVT—SULLIVAN'S CHARM. fing nic Opera, in two acts; M. words by W. 8. Gilbert, musie by Arthur s, Sulliva Bright, i DRAWATIC EX. of ® gentleman wily Address BURC ALL THE Publish RAND OF Traces now tn MURPHY & ©O., rpory 3 WALTZES, — G00.; A in all ‘theatres, ae Gh ay noe geey et REAT SOUTH text colored Also Jubilee ARRY HILLS TO.NIGHT.—THE Eva oe roel TURSDAY EY {RAND EXTRA SOCIETY IOP, New Tammeny Hill; dane 1 al pe wifts and “Les ” os Chant jenl performers, DIVAN, 241 BOWERY oF THE fifty preity waiter girls every evening; the mest fittedlup palace in the States and strietly first NEFIT OF ST. JOSEPIES Hath 1) Boat sith wt Mg Ve Me Hil the sparnde etuls most poy VUNTHERS PAVILION, 284 BOWERY, NEAT —Mostelevent amusewent hall, Beantital palace. Fine Impyrted Wines, Ligure, Cixars ig judy attendants, ‘wot, ore youn; a wautod here, i en | UPtouston at ame {EMENTS: y ve ST BROADWAY: Pr ‘iotors, SECOND AND of Edward Harrican’s original a MARRIGAN A in two of their best characterizations. CURISTMAS JOYS and SORROWS, ‘This wonderfully constructed play was received hy tho numerous audiences who nightly visited the Theatre Comique the past week with alternate LASt WEEK a, introducing SMILES AND TEARS, and . many of the judicroas seenes the entire audience wou! BURST FORTH IN TPROARIOUS LAUGHTER and make the theatre RING WITH HEARTY “t fail to seo the DARKIE WAKE SCENE, ver introduced.in a dramit, APPLAUSE. it is the fun Tt has never Leen equalled, MR. EDW. ARD MAURIGAN. a ae AEREMIAH McCARTHY MR. TONY MARY. » CAROLINE LONG NEW MUSIC BY DAVE BRAHAM, including Edward Harrigan’s great belfry song, “McCARTHY TUR UNDERTAKER,” ‘The ontire company in tho cast. Also an efficient: ORATORIO CHORUS COMPANY, to enhance the effect of the Gy ey GREAT WAKE SCENE. ©.‘ First appearance of MR. SOL SMITH, who will assume the character of Borrlan Soil, MONDAY, JANUARY 6. 1879, TWO "CELEBRITIES, direct from London, will appeni MR. FRED ROBERTS and MISS MINNIE LODER, Their performances will be particularized in future an- nouncements, ‘On the same date Mr, Edward Harrigau’s sketch, O'BRIEN, COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW. ‘Look ont for THE MULLIGAN GUARD BALL. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. NEW YEAR'S DAY. MATINEE EVERY MATINEE GW. OL RIFF] Manager OPERA BURLESQUE. Pass THEATRE. HENRY E. Arig eee and Manager JES ¥ an the engagement of the COLVILLE OPERA BURLESQUE COMPANY, 1 by increasing andiences, comprised semnent Kerkers, with the which has been receiv of the culture and fashion xrentont de nd deligh | BABES IN TUE WOOD | rp universally pronounced the most cuptivating entertain- ILLES (young and old) ever presented. It e to be given EVERY EVENING (the curtain recisely at 8 o'clock, over at 10:30) and ever, EDNESDAY AN. ATURDAY MATINE! c rar Jock and atd, ment for FA. will contin risin: te T OF CHARACTERS, MUSIC and LOCAL HITS. WitU KILLED COCK ROBIN? + illustrated by children as birds. NEW YEAR'S es MATINEE, open 1:30, commences 2, over at 4:15. B—Especial attention is called to the fact gat 1 age he en; rement of the OLVILLE. OPERA BURLESQUE COMPANY CHILDREN WiLL BE ADMITTED AT HALF PRICE. Reserved 50c. extra. HALF. PRICE. ADVANCE and avoid the rush, Matinee prices, 0c. CHILDREN: SECURE YOUR SEATS IN Nubwecho't! Proprietor and Manager MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. ANOTHER GREAT TOLIDAY ATTRACTION, Edward eee EE ODA, Drama, entitled SAVOU RNEES DEELISH, with scenery, costumes and effects on ascale of magnifi- © ‘ec even surpassing its former productions and the grandest ever xcen in this city. Cae REED ODAC: so-Mr. FRANK EVANS Hupported by a mo HOLIDAY. MATINEE ‘AR’S_DAY. ROORLIN, PARK, THEATRE ‘W YEAR'S HOLIDAY WEEK. By special arrangement, the beautiful Play, MOTHER AND SON, ate pitty | bay oa the or eps scenery and WED) int from New York. ASE SMECRDAY bites ‘OF CliAR: A wit “AETERNOONS. | NLOBE THEATRE, 728 and 730 Broadway, opposite New York Hotel. FRANK B. MURTHA, ONLY A FARMER'S ————— TS THIRD WEEK, Laura Don has achieved a signul triamph, it the preng aaye:— jodrama,” *sacting was simply perfect." "s acting Was quite compar- able to that of Clara M. RS DA PM. Admission 25e, Disp: Dramatic 9 GRAND MATINE! | Reserved Orchestra Chairs, LYMPIC Ry THE MONDA time in th Mr. W. J. Flemin; Miss Florence Elli TRE. ATEST SUCCESS OF TITE SEASON. ee oy WO, will be produced, for the first theatre. THE BARBARIAN. oS. ‘as A seat, 25 6 ATINEE, WEDNESDAY SATURDAY, AT 2. RAT RE Tite pa a a Gomont Mr. SAM DEVERE, i is Dram JASPER, the TRAVELLERS! BOOS and” Pantomime ban Te Bo oie orions T Year's Day and Evening. JASPER MATT’ he Sane (DAY, at 2 o'clock. 47 BOWERY. MONDAY, et MBE “90, A MAMMOTIL CORPS: oF STAR ARTISTS, ATTRACTIONS UNSURPASSED IN THE ANNALS OF VARIET’ BARLOW BROTHERS, Dk IN and TRACY, B. WILLS and MAY DAMS, PRESS ELDRIDGE id LON SANFORD, t! YBRIEN BROTHERS, JOUN CARLE, Mins KITTY O'NEILL Miss ALECIA JOUR. DAN and JOUN F. SHERIDAN, SARONY, WALTERS and KELLY (CKLAND, VAN BOYLE, Miss MAUDE SHEPPARD ‘and FAYETTE WELSH. ‘The performance concluding euch evening with the grand Shadow: Pan anes TRIP TO THE MOON, WEDSESDAY (NEW tg DAY), A GRAND MAT. Extra attractions for day and nigh UGART GAIWDEN, FULTON AND SMITH Brooklyn, under the direction of 1 1, WEBB, champion lady pedestrian of the we ANDERSON, now walking 2,700 quarter milon a Zinning of every fftcon minutes for a period of une mouth, walking day and night. This afternoon, at 22. M., the will have made 1,224 quarter miles, condition and health good, and pro ‘od by the press, publie and medi- ett fraternity aw marvelous, Admission 2 Admission, ineludin; GRAND LADIES" AND STS, 1 Lon’ 4, Me. | 1 SHEET. AMUSEMENTS. i ENS 700, BEGTSS AT. % . LESTER WALLACK MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER §o, 1878, first appearance this seanon ot 3 LESTER WA aud first produetion on any sty an entirely new and orizinal drama, in three acts, by Pant Merritt, Esq,, omti> ted AT Lk. ART. INCIDENTAL MUSIC, 8C ALL ACCESSORE JOUN GARLA Win BRETE Gi Miss STELLA BONIFACE ACT I. THE TWO WIDOWS. Sceno—Room in # hotel. Boulogne Sur-Mer, AUT TTL, TH ‘D THE NEW. Scene—"The Lane v's Country House. ACT IT THE Scone—Drawing Booms and, rel. “The Lan- NEW YEAR'S DAY.** JEVFERSON, EATEST COMEDIA **NO MATINEE JOSEPH “AMERICA’S G AS RIP “A MASTER SECURE SEATS TO AVOID THE CROWDS. RIP VAN WINKLE STEINWAY HAL! Dr. L. DAMROSCL Third Public Rel -F, Seubert Beethoven «Hl. Berlioz Robert Schumann Unfinished Symphony in B minor. Concert, fo ee assy St WiLiELMY, La Captive, for contralto, with orcheste: MISS ANNA’ DRASDI Sympho Tickots for sile aes way diaii and w Original Fitth Avenue Theatre, 24th ot.) ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL ‘The bountiful drama of M i DREW will make hi THE IRD Adutusion. Matinees 500. OOD arteSES OF cent per mense redu: W. i $1. inesday and Saturday, at 2. HOIGE MUSIC AT ONE THE PIANOS rtists of Her Majesty's (Cole y during. their stay in th in; these instran re hew or nearl; el Mapleson’s) Opera be sold at er d fully warrant mi are 2siine TT ceschi, M. The , tho great condn ce-to Ket an oxira sacrifice. Please call at WEBER'S P ay, corner 16th st. A Me, ASSORTMENT OF FIRST ¢ FORTES FOR. SALE AND TO RENT very reasonable terms. Pianos but little used exceedingly low, areroome, Sth av., and 2st st. netories, OF SECOND MAND dl, nd Upright Pianos, some of them nearly Lalo for wale cheap, the largest. selection. in the try of second hand Pianos aud several fine of other makers. Beware of bogus ingtrm as genitine Steinway Piunos at we ie Dr, Signor, Ardith, inno at n very great iano Warerooms, 5th ate reprexented rivaty sales. Aa —BEATTY BRATTY. BEATTY, ‘pEATTY, BEATT’ BEATTY, Beatty's Hol iy Groeting, Magnificent $1,000 three Strings, extra Grand Square Pianofortes, only $359; bei w rosewood Pianos, $125, $195, $145 and 3 large pipe Organs, 8135; Church Organs, 884 D; ele- fant cubinet Parlor Organs, $05, $07 hand stock; bran new, tully warranted six years! test trial; pay for the instrument after you have full; it at your own home; extraordinary bargains daring the holidays. Defy competition. Bewaro imitators. Ila trated holiday circulars, with large newspaper, sent free. Address DANIEL F, BEATTY, Washington, N. J. Actin RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND Pianos of also for sale and rent, anum- in perfect order, ‘Sth ay,, above 16th at. A, FEW SECOND HAND WEBER PIANOS AT VERY 4Agreat bargains; some of them used bat very short rbest musicians, and really almost as good as fully warranted in every respect. Please cull at the WEBER ‘Warerooms, Sth av. and 16U A TRECKER “BROTHERS, 33 er their b f time by D: 7, MANUFACTURERS, 34 AND 28 niversity place, a large ew and nece ond hand Pianos (some of the latter as good new) will be sold or reuted 0 suit the time NEW GRAND st ae BE PLA at wholesale price. 305 MAGNIFICENT STECK PARLOR “GRA! ‘D, EVERY A improvement, walled f@r the money. BIDDLE'S, 13 Waverley pince, near Broadway, STEINWAY PIANO, CARPETS, ICEBOX AND House Furniture at private sale, d, top flat, NY PRIVATE FAMILY to sell cheap may find a ASeD. Herald offic iT STEINWAY PIAN! ADE TO ORDER WAVING A GOOD PIANO urchaser by addressing $115; Upright an Organs extremely low for cash, on ii ¥, SCHUL se Piano (recet xposition), all ements, cost vate residence LADY WILL SELL, carved, upri inns turer, ‘Residence 1:5 “FINE D paid; it, #2. KEW YEAR'S MONTHLY TILL fast 7th st, provements, Cover, Cabinet. 120 West 2iid st., mday, private residence Call, to-da' near Gth av. RARE CHANCE TO GET A CHICKERING PIANO at # bargain: all improvements; carved cave. Atl De Kalb av., Brookiyn. 7% ‘i RDITL—THE WEBER UPRIGHT SELECTED AND used by York will oan this great conductor during his stay in Now Id now at a great bargain at WEBER'S ware- corner 16th st, RVED ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE (TAN te, nearly new, $100, Residence 226 Kant 30th at. ay, NGS &_ CO.” PIANO “MANUFACTURERS. — ‘ares and Uprights in rosewood, waluut, or ebony and gilt, Warerooms, 21 Bast lath st. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C. yprstnap. OF RENTING A PIANO. BUY IT ON Tue noua plan offered BILLINGS & 0O., East 14th have we and si Pinos let Lines nel sed by hand, which they are offering very cd sole @ WEBER PIANOFORTE Mine. Lido, of Her Majesty pany during Ler stuy in New York. will bo sold at @ grows haraln ut W! EBEICS Piano Warerooms, oth av., corer ith st. \THUSHEK. DURABILITY PERFECT. POWER AX PeRIY OF TONE on ot SELECTED '« Opera Come y endorsed TRIUMPH OVER ALL, WONDERFUL EQUALIZING SCALE, Piano for a life tine. Inspection invited. Vriees and terms moderate, MATHUSHEK PIANO MANUFACTURING COMPANYS 20 East 14th st, Mlustrated pamphlet matted free. N AGNIFICENT 7), OCTAY! ROXBWOOD. UPRIGHT Pianoforte, IR ROZE—THE WEBER | PLA and uxed by this. xreat prima di i rt tour, Wil be sold at a great bargain at Ot! corner 10th st. TCHLESS UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR SALE. OW ew instalment plan, Call and examine before ront- nig for Now Year's, BILLINGS & CO., 21 Enst 14th st. y ROSEWOOD PIANOS AT COR’ nusic free to every purchaser, 201 6th dy, Open oven- WEBER PIANOFORTE SELUOTED inant, of Hor Majentin Qnere Com nat WEBER Piano ANGE FOR HANDSOME st $450, Address ORGANIST, 385 Post office,’ RIVATE FAMILY Wii SELL AT IMMENSE BAR ain first class rtave roxewoud upright Plano, with Addross ITAM- Herald Uptown office. 5 WEBER Mule, Purodi, of Her Majesty" copa in New York will be sold at a great, YS Piano Warerooms, 5th ay., corner and used by y. during her stay iin, at WEBE. h st ‘0 FOR SALE—( jonth, Mrs, ANGELL, 205 East 7 WEBER nse by Signor Pyatt.of Her Majesty's Opera Con paws, will dat a great bar, at WEBER’: Warerooms, Sth av,, corner Lith 1 OBIATIA-THE WEBER?’ and used aie Mme. Robiati, of Her 3 psn he in New York, will bes bariaiin at WEBER'S, Piano Warerooms, oth th vt. at a great . corner SiNICO—THE” WEBER PIANO SELECTED AND used by Mme. Sinico, the great soprano, of Her Majos- ty’s Opera pany, wilt be sold at a great burgain, ab |, hay. corner Léth st. 0. roR THE MONEY IN THIS CIT’ 365 West 38th st. Weber's Pian grand scale, HIERRY.—THE WE d SELECTED f Her Majest, Opera Com- gre t bargain at WEBER'S Piano TANOS TO RENT AT ALKER, 47 East 12th, —A FINE ASSORTMENT FOR sule and to rent at MARTINS & SON'S, 17 East 16th ste MONTULY WILL, BUY NEW PIANO, 4 ORG A) BG.ver ood t Pianos, Re ‘pright, $100; Organ, $40 jekering ‘Weber: ; Music, Ic, pet RDO! East 14th st. WILE BUY 7 OCTAVE STEINWAY PIANO- forte, een agraffe, grent bs in. FTPRIGUTS AND SQUARE low prices, $4 up. PRIGHT PIANO: steinway, paige. $150: BIDDLE: "8, 18 Wave orley place, neur Broadway. (SEW YORK si" 163 East 7oth st. we Chartered law of 1875. BOARD OF GENERAL SUPERVISORS, E. H. Schermerhorn, J, Hallgarten, O. F. Livingston, A. 8 Webb, Theodore Thomas, H. Kiddle, T. Hunter PROFESSO —PIANO—B: ‘kelman, G, Nunez, Fy Kraemer, J. 0. Von Procharks, Mrs. ¥, Welsman, CA uller. VOCAL DEPARTME, Pe J. Tamaro. Gi ttl. HARMONY. &: Nestow, Organ—G, F. Bristow, Harp—A. E. Toulmin, f the New York! Philharmonic Society. G. Matrka, violin. F. Bergner, violoncello. G. Blay, violin, J, Pfeiffenschneider, bass, E. Boehin, clarionet. A. Sobst, bassoon, ¥. Gewalt, horn. F. Dietz, cornet. ‘appa, trombone. ©. Listmiann, tuba, NO LESSONS GIVEN IN CLASSES, PUPILS MAY SELECT THEIR OWN TEACHERS FROM THE ABOVE LIST OF PROFESSORS. The approved methods of European conservatories. Every pupit will be entitled, free of charie, to lessons in theory and harmony, Mr. G. F. Bristow having the personal Cet OT Ant] ‘suiweribing for a fall term will be entitled Every: pupil subscribing tor wedes. ek to tho New York Philharmonic Boclety F. Rietzel, flute, 4. Eller, oboe, nding. and. choral singing, the orion, on pe Se other veal compositions, under the imstruce tious of Mr. G. re ‘BRISTO OW. OPERATIC CLASS. From the Ist of January, °79, an operatic class will be connected with the College, for the purpose of studying and producing operas. This class will Ne nnder tl 10 immediate pervision of Mr. G. Sooeretic the emi t operatic 1 symphouie co nally attend to all the rehearsals an fe A vi 18 ALEXANDER, Director. AD EW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, — New York offices only at NO. 5 EAST 14TH ST., second door east of Sth av, (Incorporated 1265.) THIS RENOWNED MUSIC SCHOOL AND SCHOOL of Elocution, Gratory and Dramatic Action, Modern La guages, Drawing and Painting, {ages to pupils, from the first beginner to the flu ished artist, ‘A SPEC! TERMS.—Classes of th € two pu PRIVATE LESSOS FREE Sent an CLASSES AND w alg in HARMONY AND SIGHT READING. MUSICAL AND ART RECEPTIONS MONTHLY commence from date of entrance. i BOOKS open from 9 A. M. to 10 P. My The celebrated Arion Pianos ure used in the school, B.—THE NEW YORK, CONSERVATORY, 5 BAST 16TH ST., NEAR STH AV. (the Conservatory of Music in the State), is ene from all other music schools 5 per quarter j, BU per quarter P. R. MAVERICK, Secrets LADY, MANY YEARS TEACHER, mental’ cents Jesson; beginners, finishing; rw portunity, TEACHER, box 142 Herald Uptown ome TENOR ag HIGHEST VOUAL © ceptionably good method and timb ower, iv open to TENDRES Herald offi SIGMUND HERRMAN, PIANIST, 43 2d av. + Forongh plano instruction from frat beginning to high+ ext perfection. x “) GENTLEMAN, YEARS’ EXPERIENCE PIANO OR gan, harp, lrinony, * quarter, best references. Ad- dross HAYDENbox 124 Herald Uptown office. ‘ “{ PIANIST WANTS A POSITION IN PLANOFORTE Aw room, ay palosmas ; best reference. Address B., ce. re box Bretoce ACCIA.—THE WEBER PIANOFORTE, SELECTED Wy the Maestro di Pianoforte of Her Majesty's mnpany, will be sold at werent bargain ut WEBER ‘arorooms, Sth av., corner Ith st. ELEGANTLY (\HICKERING —pOUB ROUND, Jeneved, cost 1.00, f rout sacrifice, MIDDLE. Lrcees tH ATRE, 14711 ST. CORNER 6TH AV, 4 MONDAY, A ae ARY 6, IS7Y, ORIGINAL in the great success of Musteal Bur Original Musto Poworful east, including.» nic G. Clancey, Mr. K. Fortes Ait PRI Box sheet open Thursday, Jan WAY HALL, MBER 20, every following evening at 8 0% ck, under unagement of the Kellgions Piastic Art Company of New York, THE An Oratorio with the mastorworks of KUBENS, y QTE S IKE OF Pinetie Jin RAFAEL, trations, ranged after DORE, &C. Accompani« BACH, HANDE tus, Messrs. HAYDN, "BEEP GLUCK GOUNOD, &6. tists—Mixnos Stelzner, Gomien, Woinlieh. and Organist A. reb Singers of No THE LIFE haleony, day. AT! Te “GARD Bowers, 50. si NDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1878, two Brand Yount and Insteamental SACRED CONCEIUES by the Vienna Ladies’ Orchostra, Signor ELIBRATH, the cele Italian Cornetist, and Mise NANA BACH, Soprano, and Me. VON DER AU, Baritone, BION BALL, GILMORE'S GARDEN, FEBRUARY 21. 187, loxes will he received hy HANET BROS, 224 3th ay,, and ATZEN MAYER, 44 Liberty st. DECEMBER 40. 1S78—MIRTH, ht only—Lyrie Hall, 6th av. and 41at st-—Benson s only Original Sercuaders, i liv. nein thee Ronin, Bketchon, “Hamlet in Rays)” Come see t Applications for Me Mr. K N ONDAY EVENI Fun, Muste.—One Diarsonde. LBMAN COONS PARAD 1: San Franelsco Minstrels words hy Thatehers music “ IMMENSE SUC. fe drill, Bireb and Mullaly; ‘Orehestra tien song, 400, FRE K bLU ME, S61 Broadway STOR, Hi i wequal fashionable Thea tre, A pe xiven that everyhody likes. A New Trompe tommorrow nijht, 1 OLIDAY MUSIC BOOKS.<STRAUSS’ MOST POR: nine Waltzes, Rabinete ular Seoteh Balla Ballads, Wald rane Songs « Danee Muste sand over Collections, LAYS Maste Stor HERS’ News © NOW BEL Minstrels, with great ih dve. PB. KELLEY, wi novia st, Jorsey City “ihe hats, Nd ¢ iu Weaplitivont assortment Iso w 7% octave for $185, ANOFORTES aT GREAT od @ short tim PIANOFORTE SE- during his stay nat the WEBER OUBLE BANK AND FULL PEDAL ORGANS, FOR GERSTER <THE MAGN relgted and used by this wonderful artist d Xow York will be wold at a erent bargain jo Room: th av. Toth ot PPRAPOLL—THE WEBER Pia 0 SEL used by this favorite tenor during his stay in Will be suid at a great bargain, at Weber Piano Rooms, th 1th st. MISCHEWS UPRI 1ANOS, IT AND SQUARE THE warranted best and most reliable the ‘mone: Years, Faetortes and wareroons, 417 to 435 Wost 2Mth st, (IVE FIRST CLASS NEW P 8 THAT HAVE been nsed samples for sale for one-third their real value, 62 West 14th st. Photograph Apparatus, &.; wo Morale Uptown uttice, <THE WEBER PIANOFORTE, 81 by Signor Fraucoseht, of Her Majosty's AIT be sold at a great bargain at WABI Plane Wa th av. corner ith st, ViRST CLASS PIANO, SEVEN OCTAVE sewood case; in use but short tim including ‘Stool and Cover; sold only in ex donth, 426 West 44th st VUITAR.—0, Fy MARTIN & OLS CELEBRATED GUL tars, Depot, GA: ZORBISCIL& SON'S, 46 Maiden Inne, RAND PARLOR ORGAN FOR SALE. CALL AT my Broadway, near 4ith xt. AREAT OFFER FOR He ROUND for $17; neo of low prices for cash. Splendid O Sv: V vot, BH: 1 wet, #0; 7 eb 10; 7) tle, BAO: wil Fe and $8 nontiily will buy new Pianos, warranty price, HORAOE WATERS & S088, 40) Bast Open evenings during the holtdays Gites ats WEBER Lath st. SELECTED: c his stay in o WEBER AND ow SEEN THOSE LOVELY EBONY AND upnahe Pinnos at BILLINGS & COO, 21 Bast Hii 14th att “pane =A LARGE DOCRLE 1 ACTION, HARP. IN perfect order, will sell for ‘cost $700, HENRY WALLACE, third Boor, W Devevoise place, Brovkiyn. (A (BG iu ote. Sh. ©. 66 OOO oe TRES TO OBTAIN A FEW MOLE 1 tion on tl Jan, at jr residence: nr Brooklyn, We bow 148 Herald oftce. LADY Di AA scholars for either New York or Brooklyn. STRICTLY FIRST CLASS VIOLINIST AND. VI tA anist for parties, KOOK and KOCH, West 43d st. “\ —EUROPEAN LADY; LONG CONSERVATORY EX- A cportene juperior method ; artistic style; receives bo- Zinhers and xdvanged pupils: piano and singing, 0 conts per lesson, Mme. D., Herald Uptown wilco. re GOOD BASS FINGER DESIRES A POSITION J INA church choir: Motestant preferred. Address J. WEIN« LECH, 22:4 East 59ph at irae YOLLEdE OF “MUSIC AND LANGUAGES, LEXING- rner 74th st.—Attention called to vocal de Hel nt Ttalian professors. Liberal partment under most em) Arrangements made with good voices, pe violin, fute and cornet, EBERUARD —HARMONY CU) ah ND CONSERVATORY OF TH ST, 21. MIRST_CLASS MUSIC FOR, PARTIES AND SOCLA bles, #4 per man. ULBR, 19 Bast 1th st, ¥ YOU PLAY THE PIANO BY BAR, marvel SELF-ACCOMPANIST.” CHARTS, NO TEACHER, | Mailed for ONE DULLAI Ti Broadway, OPPOSITE STEWARTS, ‘LL NOT FORGET THE ONE Ww World to. Mo,” by Mine. price retall At all music stores. cs Hitt RilOF, Publisher, dS East 1th 9t., New a ‘Classes forming in Ly “ROSSIGNOL.” MME, tiful Waltz Song, ae sung by C FREDERT K BL JOLO SOPRANO WANTED, FOR, YOLUNTR A aRtune wPIS: Weopal choir, Addrexs VOLU ‘TEER, Morald iad ‘OCAL meee CTION BY TUR MOST EMINENT TALIA MASTERS, A GRAND ERVATORY OF MUSIC. WA Hust ith at Wanen cnr CTION IN THE T unge In exchange for guitar lewsuns. TAN GUITAR, Heraid offe 7 susie : ANTED—YOUNG LADY ANIST, | MOROUGHLY We ed with dance musie; if suitable stendy em Address DELTA, "eraia’ craid Uptown office, SENTS LESSON.—ILMA, SPINOLA, PROFESSOR, 5 cunt Prey puro Italian method. 40 tntiog square, enst stile. =PIANOS TUNED AND REGULA SLiant ork guaranteed; city referenc Oy Haat 13th at. ¢ PIANIST AN! woddings; atrietly first jeruid Uptown office, MARBLE MANTELS. Dy FIRS UNER re OR PARTING AND siausle, Address QUAL FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES FROM IONE A Mantels, Gentes and 9 kinds of State Work: her Aesurtment; new designs, Wo8 THYN SLATE COMPAN 0 Union sanare, 4th av, and brett st. ‘i FARBLE MANTELS, GRAVESTONE: LING, BOT. mi prices, A, KUABEI, 14 Bast sth at., owe al ay, FE. MARBLE AND WOOD MANTELS, IN GREAT TO, STEWART & CO., 73 Went aid « nK LARGEST “MANU FACTURI ERS OF GRATES For Wait oF gore, cul ar wn with dumping and shaking Danke! sale and retail livernt jt SMRWONOVEN 4'C0, d00 wad 903 Canal st nt to the trades ,