Maa im a NN a a NR Ro 8 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1874—TRIPEE SHEET, ; AMUSEMENTS. AMUSE MNT, AMUSEMENTS. Al a+ 17 aa aE NE RN TN MUSEMENTS. Waka p TIDE SoOaC ——_.'-—-_--_-_-1__- aoe a NisLos onme. Voxus. | G6 ~ OLYMPIC RATRE cCOMIQUE THEATRE LESTER WALLACK N 624 — Tr COMIQUE 514 — Wiser ot eee: =a atBorcloce | on -AREWELL APPEARANCE: = MATES om UE | “oe — ¥OURTERRTH, WEE EK OF PRIOR TO THLIN DEFARIORE POM CtiporNia oF . BROADWAY. BROADWAY, Pe THRATRE COMIQUE, eure i BROADWAY. cousamnat 4 EVERY Pte yo My FURTHURR NOTICE. YORRS THE VOKES. & VAUDEVILLE > BROADWAY. BROADWAY. = a _ BROADWAY, ue Me 2 tore voicind eo ..Sole Proprietor Vow. 7 : < « ‘ 7 pony Comedy of YORES| waned tomcat Saude Estancia, | 8 ao 3 FaKATEE GOMTQUE, Tat Pn | wire SO Sith emu Come ore NORM ois a very good world that we live in, youns | Willen, arranged 4 ‘ind acted exclusively by tue | NOVELTY THEATRE a 5M 7 si Le A aa tnenrer! te rosort for samuiliest spend or to gi — Vokes, — re ie Bee "S bes. on Osh be gets manteown , | VOKES trig » | GEORGE #. TYLER -Acting Manager | ia ee wie cout BROADWAT, E a0 VeLe ‘worst world tbat « ns IN A Foo, : — 5 Jos! Bins rietor ITY. rvKeD MVELYN “LESTER WALLACK | VOKES a 1 | Stage Manager... J. J. MeCLOSKEY |S aa ee Somteur ATRE ther characters by Me re JOHN BROUGHAM, | VOKES FUN IN A FOG. & 3 THE MOST ‘PERFECT BILL COMIQUE OPPOSITE THEATRE | READ WHAT Siey , PRCRETT, Pasay Pawlak W | PORES pa 5} Triumohant suecess of the family amusement. | 4 pele 2 gouidue _ TUEATI | The Sunday Times UN INA FOG. % —— ¥ NOVELTIES BSENTED k Land tis dRonAnD. © w; EDWIN, aad NO waits. Curtain falls only at conelusion of per le i EVER bi COMIQUE, THE THEATRE a EYS LEWIS, Mmg, PONTSE gpd ales DO GOLD. PRROTTAR POSTLETHWAITE, Militia Captain =f ieee i] TO THE com UB THEATER ‘We can assure the public that, from Drst to last, ihe 7, : from England, op a visit to Ainerica, formance. mene Ph, a —— «ggg —— # ig Pe TREDERICK VOKES | * a & PATRONS OF THE THEATRE COMIQUE COMIQUE ST, NICHOLAS THEATRE | | patrons of the Theatre Comique will hear ne word e NE GREAT CLUB SCENE. DAN, his valet, Dockney “Mr. FAWDON VOKES | w No objectionable performances. 3 —— COMIQUIS THEATRE — ‘We now incorporsied yey ac, GRADE GAYB! nb: reival's American cousin, 3 maak anh Re ro Tar WEEK COMMENCING wonDay, Janpane ous UK aad id witness n2 gesture that prudery itself could term roe eat DEMAND young lady with ‘nautical tae ies VICTORIA VOKES | 5 igang clita ¢ AND BVERY BYENING AND THE ¥. eee | SRR monn. THEATRE | | indeticate, coarse or vulgar, fg meats maa Calc Y auneunRe Pe vawon, | EMEA HAMILTON, her friend 604 2!!°)...c1p vorng | of programme, a A WORLD OF ATTRAC ous = ATE The © Queen of Vocals, OX BOOK OF - 0 VOKES | 5 0 ING 26, 187 5 MxM SAT LY PIERIS. _Sarriages may be ordered at a quarter belore ele ve! JANET, a smart help, rea fon Ba Mit ROsiNa 5 |3 MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 26, 1874, | 5 > ; gout zeeAree Per ry: NELSON & SONS. ALYS FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, ‘alet aad Salsabaes Help—The Pp” | Will be offered a perfect avalanche of talent Last ca com BROADWAY. THEATRE Mr. FRANK WOOD, Twenty-elgnin tn street, next to Broadway, oaptate reall ats Sea—Quarre!s, Doubis and Pears—T ot ie s 3 ——— coMi THEATRE — Begins at i, inet A iy = re PM, Pia fog Wichig? ty SagalsArrival ic Friends E | week of the great American Trapper and iilustra fa STANDARD NOVELTY RH aa amaiowsy pie ¢ re a ce oped cons Plots tor Minebie!—t oy Signals—Arrival of the 0 mt —— < — a ee and neat may be secured DY mail, messenger or tele- Di The Attack—The Fog Horn and | © | tor of the savage life of the Western wilds, a eae — s 9g iu advance. « the War Whasp—The Pog clears Up—Explanation, we- | % wy ice z THEATRE OF THE WORLD, Mr. JOSH HART.. .SOLB PROPRIETOR g s 3 4 am uGuE y DALY Proprietor and Manager Conciliauion, Terwination, Denouement. S NED BUNTLINE, Se RE stan CompInatiON OF THE WORLD ie § 5 Ob o : ‘Y, Jal of 1 TES THE COMBINA‘ION OF THE WORLD, 9 9 2 SARATOGA dase ti atiuary 26, yt vely), CO eens ee oe Reet CATION, FER ATRLRTSS OF AERC, z banca THE Brak SOMBINATION OF THE WORLD: 3 “ ere SONGS, DUETS, OORIMENT. i THK STAR COMBINATION OF THE WORLD. 5 244 TUBSDAY EVENING, Januar bigot ; Chennions Mee ° HOME Badoreod as-eneb: i E ge ¢ os first time on any stage of & new BT eas of com ‘The pertormances of the Vokes will be preceded by | 2 JOHN McMAHON AND HOMER LANE, o _ by ae s FA ee author of -Livoree,” topes, ite Lea, the | DADE Pea oy ENGAGEMENTS, } Goddess of Liberty, with national son; 3 oF ° atte e 3 ae = author of “Divorce,” “Mau and n° © Va. s Joddess of Liber 01 8, 48 oa ca,” “Under the Cast i ea . entitied Onaracters by Mise Louise Henderson, Mrs, J.J. Prior, | 3 — 3 and elietlel VIELE IS wy. Henry Dalton, My, Cahill, Mr. Prior and Mr Brucone! | & MISS MARION REQUEA. CNS SMF fasion. él 2} ls | | HEeVellE entire) y_ new new Scenery by Mr. JAMES SATURDAY MATINEE AT 130. | First week of the Queen of Song and Dance, | 3* cinta nested the gi le Se ee ee Ht mah Mr. LOUIS DUFLOCQ, Furniture and ~ = 5 a 4 metropolis, eg 82 & a 8 Rid id a by ROBERT CUTLER: newly ¥ THEATRE, 3 MISS ALICE SOMERS, v b ELC RIO § b ELC RIO § THE SPECIALTY THEATRE OF THE WolLD. eS - a oe ia ee ae gesinal Music by Mr. HARVEY DO: OD BY WM. B. PREL, i — e THE SPBCIALTY THEATRE OF THE WORLD. 365 a 8% Sic, nd. the follow we aa EVENING Jan. i Last Week or the Japanese Wonder, 3 " 7ae SheciaLty THRATRE OF THe WORLD. 2 s a end 7: 4 st SSCOND WEEK, SECOND p — B AMILY RESORT. 7 ae rant for millions ~My, Harkins RANK FRAY "4 KING SARBRO, = zs THE LADIE RT. es 44 ee Seecvoria sa satisfied with thousand -eMr. Fisher Mise CLARA BOTLE 8 F ee & | Engagement and first appearance at ty theatre of the mb S$ 3 es 3 e Count de Marnie, with an aversiod for boty ge rar scourg TEE FRANKIE vay 4 | in his Terrific Ascension and Rapid Descent |, | Queen of Vocal as 3 g ‘and a propensity for Folline . ames sco! THE SIERRA } 4 8 = Yontanne, w ‘who has been through the fiery inset | me most sensational, emotional Drama ever prdeest0d) 8 BACKWARDS FROM GALLERY TO STAGE 3 3 te FS B 1, Le’ oa the Bowery stage. —= 2 a - x i elient D: wai Single Rope, Marvi Fe z t | 3 a 4 Brent ot oe oi. oar. Pt Nk comin herr hlder esta attaaaa baal eH MMM peau poh se clits ancl | 8 THE MODEL ESTABLISHMENT ory HE : “Sonn Lane, # friend who doesi'i” mind the) tb a tat wt SR ahem, S| Last ¥ OF PROFESSOR J. L. AVIA, | 5 SSNS NULLY | pusitts ——— world of Novelties fof the week, commencing SeX iad ot Tad Ee ae al yadre, the discreet and faitiiful..... Mis LAURA ALB. =} with his Wonderful School of Educated Dogs, | 5 PRES. OF Tike UNILED states Evory evening and His, Mauinccs WEDNESDAY and ey e —- 4 fay, & valet a in mode. im her new prize. Draina, entitled z aa astnome hess OF THE ONITED STATES IMPORTANT NoTICA. Emaagtingnt and first appéar- : -- —— —_—_—_—— |, — g ACCOMPLISHED SONGSTRESS ance af this theatre of the Queen of Vocatists A Hann TIMES. : : Me Bgehman | Yyoop’s MusEUM. NIMBLE JIM. | = | Those Celebrated Voculistsand Character Artists, 3 | on the tyric stage. MISS New Scenery and Effects, : ; C ONDAY, Januar, 7 ar > ene hr Raa WISH f Guests, attendants, & EVENING ATS XPPEENOON AT 2 | 2 JAMES COLLINS and MARTHA WREN, 5 MISS NU PIERIS * aa 4 ~~ mala or tho Bc vib aerate ce rat tne on = NnowaRD | 2 N 1 Original Sketches, os SN 3 N 66 FE ofthe future Mus Fanny Davenport | ine vocal dramatic petare,| tte Io Dg mera ‘ TAS NO EQUAL N US Be FA 8 @abriele tr fresh from her convent school Sara Jewett | wing ahue ae in the beautatul J. W. McANDREWS, the acknowledged Peer of sSUisisalihy Eas iz ¥ i 43 g 2 se } extrayay anza of the i ah. Me | r. aa A 8 Bastienne. een heart......Mrs. G. H i x NATAD QUEEN, Ethiopian Comedian ; Miss NULLA PLERIS nn one, eevyntaliaaion.-- cMdiss Minnie Conway | th arg and evening, be 4 iden i ° SITAEANBSNORR EAE: Mis8 NULLY PLERIS. oo Bee a ates Leguepy, the envi sev Miss Mina Varian | The world renowned io DELEHANTY and HENGLER, 5 Rgapance at ts theatre, of The wouderi ro Miss Pieris bax been pronounced by the press of the 22 22 8 #@ §3 ¢ SYNOPSIS, 1 4 reat trapeze Artists, 8 < Por United States to be the most accomplished songsiress on BE 2S 6 8 Sa) 72 ACT L—THE OLD!) Be ne- O10) mamianed a Chinese nggier, < the Beau Ideals ong and Dance. 5 Por, R setae AND SONS - lyric stage. On the same evening will positively AA aa @ 4 ag. @ ‘Be Rome of Genevoix (utlocg). redding The Terpsichorea i re — A oS PROF. R. NELSON SONS, pear ; a £4 8 ere FIRST PLUNGE INTO THE FU RNACE Sig. BOVIS8IMC E | MASTER BONNIE RUNNELDS, “Prince, Frit,” | PROM, Ie NELSON AND BONE PROF, E NELGOW 80} o | LHe Tae | Been 2, 2 ACT IL —THE NEW! Scene: Foltine’s Boudoir (up. | PRAND oveRA HOUSE, TWENTY-THIRD ST t+ | will unfold his Budget of Dutch Characterisins. | 5 uh pause | | | | | |ze| FE [5 | [| | | [E[3| |s| | Iotetered by Robert Cutler). The Go E | ‘and Ei | — 3 ; i Set |= 5 sif\fs e a INCH AD 0. PROF, R. NELSON pau a THikt TEMPER IS SEEN AND HEARD. Senur obeand ${extras Pally Circle, We” ‘Seats may | pana Me I FEOF. K. NELSON 2¢ | a abv * | Scene— 3 eo ” - y ‘ y ELS ote za a fo a "4 ect ‘pbramae e ey oper. The Bea. | be son Sisson mena from 8 to 5. S introduced by Mr. EUGENE BLITZ. a BRO Be Eepeoy AED Bt Ss 8s 8 gq lek ie! ine's Drawing {ooms (by pub On WHE Vike OF OPIUM! Scene—The Ante. a ik te he ‘ f ists, Songs, . Guoede with ontrely now soenery kifects, Tableau, tes, na e 5 to ihe Chamber (by Louis Dutiocg, A Frenai NEW FOX’S ore BR olen exces oe Danio ae Lane Le & wholly pew and Original local’ Draiva of the, proscnt 88 g8 2 2 © 4 pa Petetiadion aan Ben Sma | = ees Caner heey — one | a | O88 CHILDREN, HATTIE and CHARLIE, 1G Gay, Written Sapreeny far tua house hy John ¥- Fools, E a aa a 2 gs g ESCUB YONDERFUL y YMIC TRICK PANTOMIME, | 3 Bea. = Ge on, ‘\* Between the first and second acts there is to be sap- UE Bree sees 3 | agea turee and five years, in their Wonderful uae| 4 RENT = a@ a etweet the second And third a few months, RUNES RU REY PaRP AP! \E alt EI EN 84 ate Bowe: E s Specialty. third and fourth acts transpire on the same night. | This magnificent offering, 13 pinning S da ope ra RENT 356 2 DALY begs to announce that he has purcbared, | which cominues. the most 5 The Celebrated and Artistic Gymnasts, 5 ; RENT —. Geom Parin, thevoots right ot peoduetion, here Ot ML alex: popular aud charming = 5 2 Woaherel ace of RENT MATINEE Dumas’ last and reatest dramatic success, 1 © | Messrs. EORGE DUNBAR, GEORGE 4H. in their most wonderful act RENT MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. pe epeetee cremate teature of all meritorious ganz j essrs. GEORG a nis MATINEE Thich le now being played: In Pacis to anprecedented | metrovolitan entertain: 2 s, FRANK DON ‘ FI jo (essiok ls t KENT cas : ouses. and which ", outacripping in popular favor every | Mens altnough now in the 1h Resctanmnadtestiiarapalitys bu! Ey RENT i OOTH’S THEATRE, LESSEE, J. B, BOOTH, previous production in that city. | no dimmution in its powers Ff Wee. <7) (By request), x Being aseries of true pictures’ of real life as it LAST NIGHTS of attraction!! tcf z h, entitled th one week more, the great the ne ong classes, the effects of the pani of Adotphe Belot’s spowerfully wronsht Drama of Gran, OPERA HOUSK, TWENTY. THIRD STREET 2] me pretty and charming Serio-Comic Vocalist, | | Irish Sketch, en e struggles of the. industrious poor. replete with THE FEMME DE FO, fand Eighth, avenue.—Begins at 7%. and on saturday MOLLIGANTOUREDE: ring soe ea wh if wiil be a vivid with Mrs J. B. BOOTH as afternoons at } Prices: —Admission, 0c. eserved “a ‘7 Picture which al % feats, Bean Gectrec pemity Ciscic ioe,” Seats may Mine EE EEK TIMES, Her impersonation of this character has elfetted the secured at the box office e daily from 8 to & paleo sirvady enjoyed its ait Miss JENNIE ARNOTT, JAMES VINCENT a highest encomiums of th the press and public. tol excellences, and the | .; P aoaRES , *° TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES TO-DAY!!} 4 Fe ALL THE COMPANY IN THE CAST. Family Matinee at 14; o'clock. fie aeccchsemear at ee ands sapere ea Py The ‘unrivauied Sensation Scene of tie Evening at 8 o’cloc determination to continue | < COMEDY AND FARCE COMPAN) IS} 4 st PHOSP BSC. 3 a it until the public desires a | 9 L = : ‘ it EV a SATURDAY, January 31, at 1:30, Grand Spectacniay Commie Trick Pantomime, change!!! = | PROGRAMME EVERY EVENING and Matinces. $ * GRAND MAVINER PERT aOR. bie Pt >. ' ‘Tne sixty-seventh to the t | The entertainment will commence with Ned Buat- | a MARTENS! | The great Pantomime has mow | Aiven are toy be gives tis 3 Jine’s new Dramatic Picture, entitled 3 4 Mrs J.B. BOOTHL...... . seria reached the ) of | 3 Fe) ; RIGL SISTERS) its wondertul Fun, ana. yet the | }y'the mnuroduetion “ot AD" 5 LIFE ON THE PLAINS, 5 4 INE Carriages may be ordered at 10:30, —— acious Grand Opera Hou ULTES as ae LAST WEEK — {nightly filled by delighted multi. | DITIONAL NOVELTIES to * % | ean OLD TRAPPER, original EB ALES White, . 4 NEW PLAY BY ADOLPHE BELOT, JRIIREN BX of tudes, who seem never to tire of | {he choice specialty selec’ is oi ER, orig’ >} Ae JOHN WILD, RUM CARROL 8 Nck ESSLY FOR MRS. J. B. | ee emosrious fap. marvellons | WiiLson BROTHERS! scvt Z| character... «NED BUNTLINE |... ROBERT HALL, MARTIN and BRADLEY, introducing TN’ ACTIVE PREPARATION.” TPE) | Tks And, manifold exceilences | and Vous RAVBL as Harle- < jal e a variety of tlle once popuiay Negro Nelodies The SACKLEY THOUPE | of the the unrivalled entertainment. | Guilt) SCOTT, THE DEAD SHOT, Ter- 3 original Grapevine Twist CARROLL (known in | | Seats secured Ip advance at the theatre and at the mm PTY DUMPTY. alg fa ay 2 HARRIGAN AND HART, thowe days.as Master Marka, ‘Chumpion Jig Dancer. in- | ste store of C. H. Ditson & Co., 711 Broadway. Su Unetwo as Ta a Tenowne’ MAR- | 3 | ror of the Red Skins. ERY MAN HIMSELF | 4 sagem troducing the “TWO... Mr. C. K. Fox FAMILY ‘will give | 5 ro) came = x OMENADE OF MISS LUCY LONG Be 1S THEATRE, LESSEE, J. B. BOOTH “at TE A span, entaresof thelr ty Sings iid | & | pEPeTATION FROM THe IROQUOIS INDIANS. | 3 HARRIGA! PROMENADE OF Miss LUCY LONG PAST wIGiYs. rikeraucan! h Ways cnthu =} bef —. - Berken era orang i aee aay Gane Slastically encoredy; andthe | S| SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS, 5 meriers MR, TONY HART’ AND COMPANY, LAST NIGHTS FORMA QUARTET, Mons KAVEL. a5 Hl i: -] beautitul Ri inhen =| x widadsd Tore ESTES, qffoce to tne scene of i ett gun and an augme nted Ballet Corps in new dances, appear in new Solo muaes ie The Trapper on his Line. The Trail, Surprise 3 ATT ‘MRK. FRANK WOOD ~_OF THE MR DE FEW ‘Weagehes and evolutions. ei ah eee grand Ballet Evolutions and © land Capture. Doomed to Death by Torture. The | 5 HART, MR. FRANK Woop 7 = Pancitul Marches !! = By MR. FRANK WOOD OPINIONS OF THE PLAY AND 0 M*™ 2B Cone BROOKLYN THEATRE, F } Death Dance Around the Stake, The Rescue. The | 4 | for one week only, as it must be withdrawn for the pro- MR. FRANK WOOD. MRS. J, B. BOOTHS ACTING OF THE EROINE, wee hay ath. H, Roars of laughter creet 5 3 | duction of now sketches iong in preparation b by Hasrizan wan | has been engaged expressly for his old time Song ana DIANE BERA! pported by Peace on = = , .| | and Hart. First appearance ot the great song’ an Dance, t in the. worl Tequest Wil ‘Mies Bella Pateman, Mrs. arren, Mr. its Roche, Mr. | the mishaps or HL a TY 2 }death Shot. The Dying Trapper's Curse. The | # | and ui PP 6 is Be Gontinged ine worltteuowned fish THR ‘he Evening Post of January 1 ee ee ee = OLD ONE «WO, wh | Last shot for Vengeance, and Grand Tableau. Mr. FRANK WOODS. THE MULLIGAN GUARDS, Belot’s sensational blay, a Persie 4 de Feu,” seems their adventurous voya: HOUSEHOLD!!! Mr. FKANK WOODS. THE MULLIGAN GUARDS. tobe coe. tale of tos tome, Ik hes apraidiy Ribtariaeh around the world, and ‘the After which will apps in rapid rotation, First time of the new local sensation Drama, by John THE “MULLIGAN GUARDS, wide anention, ane @ discussion as to lis oy, bas | rapidity of change of tricks ; lla, ? © | F. Poole, isq., entitied THE MULLIGAN GUARDS. been opened.’ It is maintained as | and scenes excites expres- i The charming and pretty o RENT DAY; oS eer GUARDS, Femme de Feu" teaches thai | sions of sparvel! 8 < or, MULLIGAN GUARDS “Traviata,” “East Lyne » “the: § Miss KITTY BROOKE, z HARD TIMES, HARRIGAN and HART as the. MULLIGAN Sehool for Scandal,” mM. and HUMPTY DUMPTY.. Mr. GL. Fox | & : = ee HARRIGAN and HART as the MULLIGA ARDS. | other works ot recountzed popularity. Ta most points | 2 = me F Oe . é i an as the . | *tis so. So long as murder and crime are considered al OLD ONE TWO, the Pantaloon<. saver db ‘WishiemiDG ognee Of Farle Coma ROnES 3 siete Hae Wi lta as the MULLIGAS GUARDS wrate, tor stage treatment no one can really dusseng, . s | SPH Ds a 5, aster > with the leading features of Belot’s new pla: __MATTNEE EVERY SA z To be followed by the grand act of the | FS _— wise wae RRO an An} SONS, wii Hrs! Bootn'wadinirable acting gives great vite vital ity 'to ine che yu ‘TEI y Tee | ay =} » "N ie made her @ necessi 2 NY barton 5 kati st Sc an | ST aNd nt Fy eet, =) TIMES Migs KATE OCONSO I Hiss JENNIE S sat a BILLY Banht, call an eal > Messrs. DONALDSON and ADAMS, 2 ROCKS. ARIE GORUNELO, Miss KITTY TILSO3 ‘The estimate formed of Mrs. J. B. Booth on her frst ap- THE FREEMAN SISTERS, witovena S : ss q — ES M, MOKE! pearance, List Monday evening, as Diane Berard inees “pees and . Ladies tree on Pri- pS 2 shaichauniieweene rice E citul dnd exciting araina of “Lo Femme de ret.” hag, Gay evenings and aturday ate Fnoons, la 5 OLD NEW 6 "OR FU been confirmed by her subsequent performances. and WAY HALL. Part 2—Miscellaneons, = ‘ ENTIER NEW F ecabiished her among culvated ‘and. diecriminath gregh SATURDAY MORNING, Jannary SL = > S goers as the most finished and effective emotio GBAND FAREWELL COMBINATION : 2 M ni ita: if she “As You Like It’ la im her superb specialties. 4 TIMES at present on the metropolitan stage. If she we! WERNTAWSEEMAUKEL 7 | 8 peel, ° hot an artiste ot positive and nndeniable ability her pe WITH HIS CSI STRA ENING, February 2 | 3 | professor J. L. DAVIS, with his wonderful School | Ot gonal Chace Ane graceful sane Cote seme ee PROGRAMME ; ERT ions trom “Merchant of Venice.” ip — 3 ROCKS. adequate cause tor pamiration; Dut as it is, her talent WONDAY EV ENING, : ean a | of Educated Dogs; best in the world. a subordinate to her beauty an meni vy and fives her Qyerture, "King Stephen” Beethoven wee erie toe Tone }6 —— 5 ENTIRE NEW , String the tet wock of bet engagemnent--Rew Nyce . Selections oN ” |S | wIektam CARTE: 3 ni as aria, “The Seasons ct “Haydn. | Part |—Selections trom Much Ago About Nothing. 2 | WILLIAM CARTER, the great Character Banjo. | 5 eiuting, very Evening and the gees, sen. | Saiceteanste i je i x "i 3 Sitio Sota oole’s new msauon Comic Drania, en- Concerto, A minor } No; 5. Vienxtemps Evening Reading: at §: Morning Readings at 2 P.M. | ia ist, in his original solos and composition. 2 ROCKS. ted “ pete eas hes bee Sats ae aes gh Raapeodic, “H “Hongroise, N sige cLlt | of the Single Headings for sie at Sveinway Hall trom) | =| 70d® followed with the lacghable farce of the | 5 5 in-which she splendidly sustains the leading characted Andante Quasi Larchet —Lenore | to4 daily. ey IRISH DOCTOR. 5 ‘of “The Femme de Feu," or The Woman of fire. © ia ee OP ane aad |e | = zne pescd iss pec aay) Cope ae es bel rg RanBY R, KAHN'S GRAND MUSEUM AND POLYTECHNIC | 3 . ES VINCENT | # Prove that the woman of ambition is, not sg happy eeaeware: | Institate.—iehujlt, remodelled, and with 5,000 tresh | > | Qe Witte, ee AT FISHER | © RENT DAY: 6 good women Oe ee Ee _Meyerbeer | Mttractions, now opén'to the public at 688 Broad’ | Sak: Warner: on, Se west has'a aifioult character, to represent Dut s cot 4 Rearly opposite the Grand Central Hotel, | Models of Bridget OR HARD TIMESt splendidly, | She is handsome, talented @njections from ‘the “Flying. Wagner | ¢very portion of the human frame, breathing mechanical | — | Miss Warner OR) HARD TOES! ¢ dresses magnificently, and is, secon a ‘Second and last Concert, | figures, &c., altogether comprising the most ente: Framing ifm ° OR) HARD TIMES! one, the best actress that ever appeared Trokets, $1; Keserveu seats. Meats for sale | Abd instructive exhibition in the world. Admission, 9 | The Japanese wonder of the world, 54 John Lawson, a Mecnante, just recov: ) Theatre.—Pomeroy's Democrat, January 17. at 701 and 114 Broadway aud'at the ball. Doors open at | Cents. Scientitic lectures dally + free to visitors, {|e 4 ered trom of sickness and out of ; Mr. D, A. Kelly ., rr Sih dima i fi | KING SARBRO. ‘ io Gad § pAdolphe Belotrs realistic He drama of the “Femme de, | Puyo GARDEN, = ¥ ss Abel Button, @ Landlord and a bad one. Mr. J u,” at Booth’s Theatre, on Monday evening, was most RAND ANNUAL BENEFIT Ph obrp satay: Third avenues. | | Startling ascension from stage to gailery and} & EARLY Hee ieee’¢ Paitauthroplc Genuaman..-Mi.G- L aeout Ferry ormic Mca bye oehre a fhe GRAND ae ea ie the & 4 ee John Brownschmidt, a German Spec + yr. Fa Harrigan Negatins and 1s Geestving of the oct a FRENCH BENEY voosL | | rapid descent backwards. The Siide for Life, the | = aigatauiay pastor i te Senna eee athe ogreswed, ie contin OA : and | S| most marvellous feat over attempted. s ao $2 erste thie soap Fac interest,‘ yr, ma Carroll | to increase in interest and the d sympathies o INSTRUMENTAL | & eases & | arranged by CHA! WHITE, Bag, the father of Mim a i a RE the audience were awakened and swayed by the adm stint 8 SACRED CONCERT. | asi | S| MiseMARTIVA WREN and JAMES COLLINS | 3 ae Hapa Legisiature,. j Mr. Chas, White By'‘uer pérsonstion of «most auiiealt character, . Leontine Mendes mission 25 cents, pL PALK. | Z% is MasTEle ARKS, Old Bob Sears, a con ny ee — | ‘i proved herself to be an actress of the highest o1 of Dates a eee ay | Bras T'S MINSTRELS. THE SHADOW DANCE, | g |‘ thelr original and world famed Irish operetta, | & era Manns’ Tom Stro ee heen at of work. merit and by her rendition of the varied, pasione a : a : z suit jotions that dominate in the heart and brain o! Gi; performance Cotminchers ati. precisely. DERELLA AND THE ee uppen |G — > pe ett Fin, cimer, su chloe dy of fre, se has placed herselfin che very forem PILGRIM.—BAIN HALL, GREAT JONBs | UNSWORTH AND EUGENE'S FAIRY BURLESQUE, | go BARNEY'S COURTSHIP, 4 ag fom ta Lamson. rank of her’ profession. * drama “Femme di meaty evening ar of AS Matinee, 2:80 Association HALL ARTE JANUARY 26 | 3 jintroducing the following songs and duets:— HH witbeatiie tea Kis Gyace ety ae ein Torte pieces reduced this sensory and i ely Uo bate Gallery, 25e.; parquet, He, elf a e|., bike sti of ‘ t So eee coin Watson's art Soursal Sanasey ih SSR ea ny oe GORGE T will de AMERICAN HY peinne-On | i | “Barney O'Neill,” “Mother, He's Gomg Away,” FS} EGA BaEAEDOWAE Sirs O'Geoghegan, « icwaie fruit merchany rony Hart The singularly ‘conceived but by,no, means Miniaareets GRAND MATCH BETWEEN tf i EH eR | | “Come With Me” and the great serenading scene | § OLD Nellig Reeves, a shop girl... ta Jena Saeerice | Mg deans of Che seme de Moning ahem eharming\ die aS assy Tickets at the Library, M4 ‘Broadway anaat the hat. | | of «Motty Darling.” 7 Mrs, Brown, wedi: amideck ig Pr end aleared Se ein epee a. J.B Bootie the Championship, Challenge Cup and $1,000 a side; a Cl sap ycdilaseuilecdiiicditeber’: «atcawinthaete = a LODO OE CEE poe vena PQ ing ots representation, ‘The fair actress herself has in-: ports up; three bali carrom game, on aéxi0Colen: | HE MU LLIGA “GUARD AT_D AN BRYANT, = | Molly, the Pride of Kildare MARTHA WREN | & TIME SEN! po! INC | as prodaced at tne Donnybrook a Wasceeited: agen the Phila é Crowded with ote an a. ig. Kauffma: jassau stree anaes dhenasrenniorian a —_ |e = of ‘ontinued success D , say le ath— 1d,” My Chtld—£motional THE LITTLE GLANS SLIPPLE, Shoe. | Vbrondiay. ne pag GRAND BAL MASQUE OF THE MERRY BACHE. | & : Roene 6,-—Btreetin New fork—ihe Dutenin Beat iinatrels | CINDERELLA. La ¢ 136 Chainbers street. lors to-morrow evening, Argyie Rooms, Sixth aye- | 2 5 How His Assistant Got Taken Uj CINDEREL! yimiann, 97 Maiden lane. nue and Thirtieth street 5 Ey Promoted—The Volice Unitorm—Return Ticket to New NDERELLA, ° f Bob Hart's Gomic Court Scene. it Orieans—The Laodlord and the Philanthropist—T f pene 7.—-Laweon’s ft ‘an Guard. The Shadow Dance Rent Paid—The Fools of New York. Scene 7.—Lawson's Happy Home—The Ciond Hes Passed Away —Happiness b Messrs. DUNBAR, VONALD= Naihusins, 220 Bowery. ANTONIO, ADAMS and HE SPRING CLASSES FOR LADIES, GENTLEM and children, at the private Gyanasiie and Fencing William Steinway, Steinway Hail. FP. Ernenwein, 148 Nassau street. aracters by Dan pesyent, Black Smoke Am Rising”. Bor i : Institutions of Protessor Henry Gebhard, are ‘orming. Young Ameriva Comique, ap i ; Restored—Hard Times Come Again No Nmre—! job Hart, Nelse Seym eed, Ghambers sucet Here ore OE Mane? MY | Acuress No. 64 Madison avenue. MASTER BONSIE RUNS ECLS, er el Sweet Home—Briliant Tableau. + waagiaimapiiaaaes: he oneate Necured’, tor the Committe AVE REED. CACKLE, CACKLE. | | pro Ethi anneenmngltennenio = ; e CE FRITZ will entold his Bud, ° THEATRB THEATRE HE, YORK MUSEUM OP ANATOMY, 68 BROAD. Joep music AL—NO ( ‘LASSES, NO NONSENSE.— = Teappear a8 “Bones” since his recent indis- g Songs and Dances. wage 4 [Sens and Dan "Me. Prank Wood 3 o iy 7 Nove, sould vist the wo ind Bleecker horas ir rivate one 0, OF; . °o pndachal musecm, tulk 4 Bineing. Harn an: “wee eee, sate Bayh “BRYANT'S- MINSTRELS. CINDERELLA. | FE The whole to comelnde, wit ith the intensely laugh- 5 The whole w caine wi with the ‘pleasing sketch ™ Me gz a or everyining people, peal, - ee and undersiand, “Lec + cireular: ee Gr eee able si — the os I daily ot losophy of jarriage.” ser Soo na ree | suagk fiicapes 8 ay we RS Had Sopa 4 3 4 | Biya eat porta areas RY'S FENCING AND SPARRING a a tesetee: MU sabia tic eed ern, b, ceipt of 25 cent ‘Academy, 602. 8 at the Windsor Hotel pirihics x EORETARY NEW YORK MUSEUM O} greet oxi Seognt n'ont Gath, BGkeeist FEARS | pin amen, Det ett R eT portyanventh nm | Z| 0% THe Colored Troops Fought Novis, | Mit TOSY HART Wioiivis, — B | RATOn chs wronaway. aus and. Gi EY orty-sixth and’ For AY, | ng Gloves for sale. send for circue | “S32 DRAMATIC ART, Rucrta, | 2 |JUiUeCmsarN. Bonaparte Pine Wood, Cot, & Mi TONY HART S14 BROADWAY. GUBMAN ,EDERKRANG, | 31, ————————_—— aanshiean Diggs IN THE DRAMATIC ART, RECITA- | ©] of the Black Brivade......Mr. 4. W. McAndrews) 3 as — Fourth street.—Sund: Mayes ys, a Ra a Gate SR@ THR WATER Liv. ar @ Lipsary tions stage Busines, &o—ity an easy and natural | 2 | Georce, Washington Lalayetie Columbia 5} M188 LUCY LONG, 4 BROADWAY. pocmeny, Beecas Cone sopranos method of elocutuion. Addresa W{LLIAM | Fish Monger, First Lieutenant a & MI8s LUCY LONG. $14 BROADWAY. ng, ats My : a Mills, piano; o; Mr ae and blocutionist, Steinway Hall. Terms F HI Rimeo Melts Rogie Mr. Geo. H. E wm MISS LUCY LONG, THEATRE wei i Mr. J. Gra Loner’ Rm A cement, | Romeo Melnotte yssee formed CAL Bes Ridin Ris us SING. Qu fa < | Corpo al Fipeoiay. . iy | READ THE OTHER COLUMN, o ° oe beh Na EB Eat ion a Spee Nel THEATRICAL AND ter by. 01 #9 | sergeant Boottop «site: Hengiee | @ trod FOUAry. iso all styles of Dancing for the minstrel and variety J | Black Brigade, by a numeron \- THB THe SHOW PRINTING om io sah | 3 | ries, siaaee vars oF teas jae becca of ‘com rs EADING AND, ORATQRY.—THOROUGH INSTRUC. -—— 2 eae Conela ing witl e Battie of Bull Re “aint ‘RE, ThE 1¢ Voice ESTABLISHMENT, CHANCE 10. BOY AN ACCURATE MODEL aN | & MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2. MATINE! WEDNESDAY THB = an ro 1 ee hed Boston ‘master, $1 per on; news mm City of Paris rior to the late war.— | 5 | Holman Opera, Bouffe Wroape © and 9 new MATINEE an ENTIRE Prices of Adminsion :—~ Cheuare 1 10 Kast Twenty-third street. HERALD BUILDING, Work and over 20.000 france; has coined | Specialty Artists, 5 | MATINER SATURDAY, EVENING ; . — P OGRE MOUNT HOOD, NOW ON BAEIDIZION AF —— wel a fortane — Me BROADWAY AND ANN STREET, iy sw as apes, ober ren januateell | Wesneatay and > sarday at 8 e'cioets 3 | MATINEE WEDNESDAY Stns satciaties Ae 5 GEHRELS ERE PHALON @ 8) 1 Bast Seventeen: street, | > ‘ven Pieters rmances PRR pee eo at RFO! —— VT OF THBATRICAI nm Al (CES OF ADMISS/ MATINEE SATURDAY, aly ROLE, 0, =o a Pag KA SOCIAL READING guus—evenr wep. | & Family olrete, 30 conta’ 2 | MATINEE prcnind ant FAMILY CIROW meee ames vy fe ‘Y CUTS OONSTANTLY Le hd Pay NG, room 18 Cooper be Cr. | 5 Parquetie and Balcony, #)centa. 3 | MATINEE WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY. Matinee every Wednesday. eminent Frovemor, Fis at the on uiare oO FROBISHER, Twenty-tiurd etrectand | 3 ed seats (orchestra and Hale ‘aay. A SAtNEs Dibay. AFD SATURDAY — Rete Daimonsee’, HANDY Laatngion grenua o Sinwle seats uravate buses, $1 kB ar ‘Ratings every Baturdan, Ha 6 Beas Fourteen, .

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