Document ID ET-D602
| Archive Location | ET PROGS ET-D590-D771, 1884 (BL) Loan 125/24/2 |
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| Document description | programme |
| Date | January 2 1884 [14] |
| Document form | D - Programme |
| Document attributes | Annotated |
| Corporate Body | Lyceum Theatre Company |
| Production Date(s) | 31 December 1883 to 5 January 1884 |
| Venue | Haverly's Theatre |
| Venue address | Brooklyn, New York [USA] |
| Stage Manager | H. J. Loveday |
| Scene Designer | W. Telbin, Hawes Craven, W. Hann, W. Cuthbert |
| Music Director | J. Meredith Ball |
| General notes | Music composed by Hamilton Clarke. |
| Language | English |
Works Cited
| Title | The Merchant of Venice |
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| Original author | William Shakespeare |
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Brooklyn Haverley's Theatre. A. McConnell Lessee and Manager. Brooklyn, January 2, 1884. Waters New Scale Pianos are acknowledged equal in tone finish, workmanship and durability to the best Pianos are made, and are fully warranted for six years. Sold on instalments. New Pianos, $10 per month until paid. New Organs $50 upward, $5 per month. Horace Waters & Co. 124 Fifth Avenue, near 18th St., N. Y. Holiday Goods at Pyle's Popular Pharmacy. 326 Fulton St., cor. Pierrepont, Brooklyn. We are selling all genuine Patent Medicines at 23 per cent discount. We have also just added to our already large stock a full line of toilet and fancy articles especially for the holidays at prices lower than ever offered before in this city. Please call and examine for yourselves. Goodyear's Rubber Goods. Buy of the Manufacturer Ladies' Gents and Youths. Gossamer & Rubber Clothing, etc., 569 Fulton Street, Opp. Hanover Place. Use Hazel Kirke Face Wash to remove tan, freckles, pimples, and beautify the complexion. Endorsed by leading physicians and members of the Theatrical Profession. Sold everywhere. J. B. Tre Denick Proprietor, Brooklyn, N. Y. Krakauer Pianos, endorsed by leading artists, for durability, quality and tone. Second hand pianos constantly on hand, instalment or rent. 40 Union Square. Mansion House Hicks St. bet. Pierrepont & Clark Sts. Brooklyn Heights. (Four minutes' walk from Fulton or Wall Street Ferries.) Accommodation for 250 guests. Open all night. Peed & Van Cleaf, Props. Smoke Sweet Bouquet Cigarettes. Delicate, Mild & Fragrant. Jacoby, New York. The First Japanese Manf'g & Trading Co. 865 Broadway, between 17th and 18th Street, Trade Mark. Importers of Japanese Goods, novelties for house decoration, porcelain lacquers, bronzes, bric-a-brac, &c. Wholesale and Retail. Brooklyn Combination Clothing Co. 186, 188 and 190 Clinton St., cor. of State. Overcoats and suits, the largest stock, the most stylish in make, the lowest price. Complete outfitting for Men, Boys and Children, comprising all the Newest Styles and Shapes in Fine Clothing. Hats and Caps, Neck Wear, Gloves, Underwear, Shoes, Etc. The largest retail clothing house in Brooklyn. Haverly's Theatre. Executive Staff. H. D. Wilson – Treasurer, F. W. Peterschen – Musical Director, T. J. Lord – Business Agent, Angie Williams – Assistant Treasurer, C. M. Malcher – Advertising Agent, Seymour Parker – Scenic Artist, Merrill Green – Master Machinist, John Skinner – Gas Merchant, Peter McKeon – Property Man. Ticket Office open continuously, from 8 a.m. until 10 p.m. for the sale of Reserved Seats, which can be secured six days in advance. Matinees begin at 2 o'clock, and the evening performance at 8. Doors open – Matinees, 1.30. Evenings, 7.30. Chairs are never allowed in the aisles of this Theatre, nor is it ever permitted to be overcrowded to the annoyance of its regular patrons. Attaches are not allowed to applaud the performance. Any demand, or acceptance, of payment for seats by ushers, is an imposition. Patrons are requested to report any such demands and any inattention on the part of the attaches, to the Box Office. The Toilet Room for ladies will be found at the West side of the Main Lobby. Articles lost and found, Anyone finding lost articles in the auditorium will oblige the Management by leaving same at the Box office, where all inquiries should be made for articles lost in the Theatre. Ladies, Ricksecker's Face Powder conceals Blemishes, has most Beautiful Effect. Don't show, yet is absolutely harmless. Its immense sale here and in Europe attests its Wonderful Superiority over all others. White, Pink or Blond, 25c, wood box. At Druggists, or on receipt ten 3c stamps. Insist on the Genuine. Ricksecker's Skin Sap softens the skin. Contains no "soap Grease" – no dyes – no adulterations. Beats all. 25c. Theo. Ricksecker, Maker Elegant Toilette Requisites, 146 William St., N. Y. The New Idea. Immense Bargains in Hats, Feathers, Ribbons & Velvets. Hats in all kinds of materials, at 19c., new shapes. Fancy feathers and birds, in all colors, at 15 and 25 cts., Ostrich Plumes and Tips, extraordinary cheap. Silk Ottoman Ribbon, No. 7 at 5c., No. 9 at 7c., Nos. 12 and 16 at 9c., Nos. 22 and 30 at 11c., in all colors. Millinery exclusively in all its branches. B. Koch, 79 and 81 Myrtle Avenue, near Jay Street. Brooklyn Theatre Hotel, Restaurant & Café, (Late Hubel's.) Cor. Washington and Johnson Sts., A Cuisine Unequalled. A superior lunch of six courses served daily in Café, from 12 to 3 p.m. at 50 cents. Especial care and attention give to Wedding, Dinner and Reception Parties. Society breakfasts and suppers promptly furnished with experienced waiters. [?] and a choice menu. French creams and confections a speciality. Our wine rooms are supplied from the rarest and oldest vintages, selected with great care. 301 to 309 Washington St., Brooklyn, N. Y. C. F. A. Hinrichs, importer of and dealer in Artistic Pottery, Plaques, Sevres, Dresden, Royal Worcester and Vienna Ivory Ware, Bisque Figures and Busts. Parian Ware in large variety. Richly decorated Dinner, Tea and Breakfast Sets. Fine Table Glassware, Clocks, Bronzes, Fancy Goods, Fancy Metal Mounted and St. Germain Student Lamps. A large assortment of toys, dolls and games. Novelties by every steamer. 29-33 Park Place, New York. N. W. Cor. Church St., opposite elevated Railroad Station. Ask your grocer for Maillards Chocolate. M. Stern & Son. Manufacturers of fine furs & cloaks, N. W. Cor. 10th Street and Broadway, (up stairs.) Sealskin and seal plush ulsters, dolmans and sacks a speciality. Every article warranted as represented. Keep's shirts. Gloves, scarfs and canes. 359 Fulton Street, Opp. Montague Street, Brooklyn. WM. Arthur Clirehugh, Manager. Wines for the holidays, at the Old Established House of H. A. Graef's Son, 40 Court Street.
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A. J. Nutting & Co., Leading Clothiers of Brooklyn. Official Programme Haverley's Theatre Rich. G. Hollaman, Publisher, 73 Fulton, St., N. Y. List of attractions – Season of 1883 – 1884. Only appearance in Brooklyn this season of the following stars and combinations: Mr Henry Irving, Miss Ellen Terry, and his entire Lyceum Theatre Co., from London, England, under the management of Henry E. Abbey, Mr. Edwin Booth, under the management of Brooks & Dickson, Mr. John McCullough, under the management of Wm. M. Connor, Augustin Daly's Original Co., in his latest successors, McCaull's Opera Comique Co., it "The Beggar Student." The original Union Square Theatre Co. The Great Success, "The Silver King." Mr. J. K. Emmet, in his New Play, "Fritz, the Bohemian." The powerful drama, entitled "The Pavements of Paris." Marie Prescott and Company. Mr. Lester Wallack and Company. Duff's Standard English and Italian Opera Co. The Grand Military Dra,a "Her Atonement," with Brass Band and Drum Corps. Rice's Surprise Party, in "Pop." The Standard Opera Company in "The Merry Duchess." M. W. J. Furguson, in his latest success "A Friendly Tip." Miss Clara Morris in "Article 47." Mr. Thos. W. Keene and Company. J. H. Haverly's Comedy Company. Mrs. Langtry, in her Repertoire of Standard Plays. Emma Abbot English Opera Co Thatcher, Primrose & West's Minstrels. Return Engagement, The Latest Landon and New York Melodrama, "In The Ranks." Return engagement of the Great Success, "The Romany Rye." Mr. and Mrs. Geo Knight, in "Baron Rudolph." The original Wallack Theatre Company. Next week, Monday, Janudary 7, 1884, Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, The Latest New York Success. The Strangers of Paris! Original New York Cast. Grand Scenic Effects. The Stranglers of Paris, the dramatic sensation of New York, will be presented at Haverly's Theatre next week. It is said to eclipse anything of the kind recently attempted on the American Stage. It is a dramatization of Belot's celebrated novel, "The Stranglers of Paris," and is from the pen of David Belasco, an adept at this sort of work. To give the reader an idea of the magnitude of the piece it is only necessary to say that over seventy people take part in the action of the play, and ten tons of scenery, mechanical appliances, properties, etc. are used. The story is of the most weird and sensational character, and of course gives every opportunity for the scene painter, the stage carpenter, the machinist, and the best efforts of a skilled dramatic company. This latter includes that rare portraiture of picturesque stage villains, Henry Lee, besides Miss Salina Fetter, W. H. Compton, Miss Libble Noxon, Mr. James Wallis, Fred'k Haubner, HelenOttolengul, Marie Frazer, Dore Davidson, and nearly seventy others of well-known ability. The next feature of this presentation of the drama is the completeness and detail of all the scenes, especially those of the prison yard, the bridge, the convict ship in mid-ocean, in which the blended arts of the stage painter and the stage machinist seem to have reached their height. Telephone No. 526. Lowest Prices! For all articles usually sold in first-class drug stores, at Dougals' Pharmacies. 423 Fulton Street, Cor. Pearl, Brooklyn and Flatbush Avenue, Cor. Clarkson St. – Flatbush Avenue, cor. e. Broadway, Flatbush, L. I. I guarantee all articles as Genuine and the Very Best that can be bought. My Prescription Department will, as heretofore, be supplied with the Purest and Freshest Drugs and Chemicals in the Market, and will be superintended by skilful and conscientious Clerks only. Below will be found a few of the leading Standard articles, with prices attached. Scheneck's Pummonic Syrup – .75, Warner's Kidney & Liver Cure – .85, Quinne, Pills or Powder, let a gr, Kidder's Rochelle Salts, per lb., .50, Jayne's Expectorant - .70, Wyeth's Beef, Iron and Wine - .60, Dailey's Salve – .18, Brummell's Cough Drops - .10, Horsford's Acid Phosphate, .38 – 75, Vinegar Bitters - .75, Hostetter's Bitters - .75, Sozodont - .50, Lubin's Extracts - .60, Dudley's Emulsion - .75, Mrs. Allen's Hair Restorer – 1.00, Chevalier's Life for the hair - .70, Hill's Hair Dye - .37, Schenck's Mandrake Pills - .15, Brandreth's Pills - .15, Tobias Horse Liniment - .75, Lydia Pinkham's Compound - .75, Ayer's Cherrry Pectoral - .75, Scheneck's Seaweed Tonic - .75, Wei de Meyer's Catarrh Cure - .75, Pond's Extract - .35 - .70 -1.35, Carter's Little Liver Pills - .15, Hale's Honey Horch'd Tar, .38 - .75, St. Jacob's Oil - .35, Carbolic Salve - .18, Vaseline - .13-.25, Tamar Indien Grillon - .50, Hop Bitters - .70, Ayer's Sarsaparilla - .75, Florida Water - .50, Allcock's Porous Plasters - .10, Scott's Emulsion - .75, Hall's Vegetable Hair Renewer - .70, Cuticura - .40 - .75, Ayer's Pills - .15, Herrick's Pills - .15, Valentine's Meat Juice - .75, Liebig's Extract of Beed - .40 - .75, Peter Moeller's Cod Liver Oil - .55, Fellows Hypophosphites – 1.10. All other articles at a proportionate reduction from former prices. Refined Camphor, 25 cts, a Pound 16 oz. True Dalmatian Insect Powder, 50 cts, a Pound. Bon Bons. Chocolates. Hiegler's 339 & 341 Fulton Street, opposite Pierrepont Street, (Branch of 863 Broadway, N. Y) Candies packed and shipped to all parts of the Country. Cigars! Cigars!! For the holidays. The subscribers offer to the public a superior assortment of very fine imported and domestic cigars. These goods are selected with great care, and are put up in neat boxes containing 25, 50 and 100 each, just the thing for Holiday Presents. All purchasers can rely upon our stock being strictly such as represented. Popular Goods and Popular Prices. Mendez & Jauregui, 345 & 347 Fulton St., Brooklyn. It is nothing but pleasure to polish and clean silverware and jewelry with "Dazzleine," A splendid opportunity to purchase Sealskin and Otter Sacques and Dolmans, Fur and Silk-lined Wraps, direct from reliable manufacturer is now offered by C. C. Shayne, 103 Prince Street, (near Broadway,) N. Y Mr. Shayne has the reputation of manufacturing the leading styles in reliable and elegant furs, and is now selling at retail at regular wholesale prices. A word to the wise, etc. Ladies are taking advantage of this splendid chance, and Mr. Shayne's store is crowded with customers. Joseph J. Byers & Co. Leaders of Styles in fine shoes, dancing pumps, &c. For fall and winter wear. 110 Court St., cor. State, under River's. Specialities in Gent's shoes to order. Moderate prices. Lyons Silk Umbrellas. Rubber Clothing. Pearls in the mouth. Beauty and Fragrance are communicated to the mouth by Sozodont, which renders the teeth pearly white, the gums rosy, and the breath sweet. By those who have used it, it is regarded as an indispensable adjunct of the toilet. It thoroughly removes tartar from the teeth, without inuring the enamel. Sold by druggists and fancy goods dealers. Dress suits to order. G. Rossberg, Merchant Tailor. 282 & 284 Fulton St., Brooklyn, Piano Fortes Grand, Square and Upright, all sizes; small, medium and large. Organs, all styles, low for cash, to-let, or by instalments. J. M. Pelton, 28 East Fourteenth Street, N. Y. D. C. Hall & Co. Sole manufacturers of Patent Perforated Buckskin Under-Garments for ladies and gentlemen. No. 86 Leonard Street. New York. Tifft Fine Confectionery. Fulton Street. Cor. Lawrence. Tifft. Wechsler & Abraham 297 & 299 Fulton St., 266 & 268 Washington St. have been appointed sole agents for Brooklyn of the genuine foster kid glove. In three qualities, with the improved fastening just introduced. The new fastening cannot become entangled in lace, fringe, or other articles, is very simple, and is sure to become very popular. Our salespeople at the glove counter will be pleased to show the glove and give any desired information. Wechsler & Abraham. Leslie's Bitters. Excite the appetite moderately increase the temperature of the body and force of the circulation and give tome and strength to the system. They are the best for Cocktails. Wm. M. Leslie. 87 Water Street, N. Y. "Metelski Wavelet." The most beautiful style of head dressing natural ways only to be combed out, no water or liquid of any kind to be used. Perfect in its naturalness and cannot fail to please ladies with the most fastidious taste. Also a magnificent assortment in shell, amber and jet hair ornament, including novelties in shape and style of back combs not found elsewhere. W. Metelski, French Hair Importer, No. 327 Fulton Street. Behning Pianos. Over 22,000 now in use: warerooms: 15 E. 14th St., N. Y. Furs, Alaska Sealskin Sacqures. Dolmans, Paletots, and Newmarkets, manufactured under my own supervision, from selected skins, London dressed, at prices far below retail figures; buying for spot cash and giving my personal attention to the manufacturing of my stock, with a nominal expense account I can and will give my patrons the benefit of the same; every garment guaranteed as represented: to order without extra charge. Repairing and dyeing reasonable. Money refunded if goods are not satisfactory. Burke, Manufacturer 214 Broadway, N. Y. H. M. Winter, importer of French Millinery Goods, bonnets and round hats, paris, 52 Fau'bg Poissonniere, Brooklyn, 489 Fulton Street. 26 Rue d'Enghien, Paris. Rothschild 269 & 271 Fulton St., Importer of Fine Millinery Goods the latest Parisian novelties in fine flowers for evening wear, especially the newest designs in corsage bouquets and dress garnitures. Haverly's Theatre, Brooklyn, N. Y. W. A. McConnell – Lessee and Manager. Monday, December 31, 1883. Saturday Matinee at 2 p.m. Engagement of Mr Henry Irving, Miss Ellen Terry and the Lyceum Theatre Co. Under the direction of Mr. Henry E. Abbey. Wednesday and Thursday Evenings will be presented Shakespeare's Play. The Merchant of Venice. Shylock – Mr. Henry Irving, Duke of Venice – Mr. H. Howe, Prince of Morocco – Mr. T. Mead, Antonio – Mr. T. Wenman, Bassanio 0 Mr. W. Terriss, Salanio – Mr. Lyndal, Salarino – Mr. Harbury, Gratiano – Mr. F. Tyars, Lorenzo – Mr. Norman Forbes, Tubal – Mr. J. Carter, Launcelot Gobbo – Mr. S. Johnson, Old Gobbo – Mr. Archer, Gaoler – Mr. Harwood, Leonardo – Mr. Marion, Balthazar – Mr. Harvey, Stephano – Mr. Clifford, Clerk of the Court – Mr. Louther, Nerissa – Miss Paine, Jessica – Miss Millward, Portia – Miss Ellen Terry. Magnificoes, Officers of the Court, Gentlemen, Gentlewomen, Pages, Citizens, Soldiers, Jews, Masters, Musicians, Serenaders, Gondoliers, Moors, Fruit Sellers, Water Carriers, Servants, &c. Scene – Partly at Venice and partly at Belmont. Synopsis of Scenery. Act 1. – Scene 1 – Venice. A Public Place – (W. Talbin.) Scene 2 – Belmont. Portia's House – (Hawes Craven) – Scene 3 – Venice. A Public Place – (W. Telbin.) Act II. Scene 1 – A Street – (W. Hann). Scene 2 – Another Street – (Hawes Craven) – Scene 3 – Shylock's house by a Bridge – (W. Telbin.) Act III. Scene 1 – Belmont, A Room in Portia's House – (W. Hann). Scene 2 – Venice. A Street – (W. Hann.) Scene 3 – Belmont. A Room in Portia's House – (W. Hann), Scene 4. – Venice. A Street – (W. Hann). Scene 5 – Belmont. A Room in Portia's House (W Hann). Act IV Scene – Venice – A Court of Justice – (W. Cuthbert), Act V – Scene – Belmont, Portia's Garden with Terrace – (H. Craven) During the evening the Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. J. Meredith Ball. Will perform the following selections: Overture – "Merchant of Venice" – Hamilton Clarke, Lyende – "La Veneziana" – Hamilton Clarke, Entr'acte – Hamilton Clarke, Ballet Music – "Faust" – Gounod. Incidental Music Composed by Hamilton Clarke. Friday and Saturday Evenings, Jan, 4 and 5. The Bells. Mathias – Mr. Henry Irving. To be followed by Mrs. Cowley's Comedy, in Two Acts. The Belle's Stratagem. Doricourt – Mr. Henry Irving, Letitia Hardy – Miss Ellen Terry. Saturday Matinee, Jan. 5, Charles I. Charles I – Mr. Henry Irving. Queen Henrietta Marie – Miss Ellen Terry. For Remainder of programme see following page. W M. Wise, No. 239 Fulton Street, Opposite Clark. Fine Diamonds! Fine watches! Fine Jewelry! Sterling silver ware! Hats. We have just received our importation of English Hats. Styles correct. Qualities best Balch, Price & Co. Importers & Manufacturers. Near Smith St. 376 & 378 Fulton St. Barthman & Strait No. 289 Fulton Street, (Next to Loeser's Toy Department.) Jewelers, manufacture all their own goods, and sell them at Factory prices. Call and be convinced before purchasing Holiday Presents. Red Label Champagne. Theophile Maison Fondeeen 1864. Roederer & Co. Reims. New York Office: 6 South William Street, N. Y. Balch, Price & Co., Manufacturer of Seal Dolmans, Seal Sacques, Fur Lined Wraps, &c., &c., Nos. 376 & 378 Fulton Street, Largest Stock, Lowest Prices. Coal. Lynan & Wearne Coal Merchants, 3d St. & Gowands Canal, under contract to furnish this Theatre with Coal. Telephone call 595. Delbeck & Co. Champagnes are the finest imported. The best Pianos sold on easy monthly payments. Warerooms: 323 Washington St., Next to Post Office. Phelps & Son. Pianos, $5 to $20 monthly instalments. $5 to $20. Possess the finest tone, and are the best finished and most durable instruments in the market.
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For Philadelphia, Reading, Harrisburg, and all points in Eastern and Central Pennsylvania. Take the Philadelphia and Reading R. R. from New York Stations: New Jersey Central Division. Foot of Liberty Street, N. R. From Brooklyn, Brooklyn Bridge Pier. Samuel A. Byers, 527 Fulton St., near Duffield, fine shoes for young and old. Original Styles. Best Quality. Low Prices. Gents Holiday Slippers 90 cts. To $3.45. Greatest variety. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Button's Raven Gloss Show Dressing. Softens & Preserves Leather. We recommend "Raven Gloss" particularly for kid work, as it does not harden nor injury leather. E. D. Burt & Co., 287 Fulton St, Brooklyn, gives perfect satisfaction. Joseph J. Byers, 110 Court St., Brooklyn. The best in the market. Harding & Co., 317 Fulton St. Brooklyn. "Superior to any other" H. & F. H. Tasker, 991 & 993 Fulton St. Mme. J. Le Grand (late of 80 Court Street) Ostrich Feathers cleaned, dyed and curled, at short notice, 44 Smith Street, Bet. Livington & Schermerhorn Sts., Brooklyn, Superiority Proved the simplest & best sewing machine is the light running new home perfect in every particular. 200,000 sold yearly. New Home Sewing Machine Co., 30 Union Square, N. Y. Chicago, Ills., Orange, Mass, or Atlanta, Ga. Dr. Wood's Turkish Baths, No 34 Clinton Street, also Russian and Electric Beds. United States Mutual Accident Association, 300 Broadway, N. Y. For Mr. Irving – Stage Manager – Mr. H. J. Loveday, Musical Director – Mr. J. Meredith Ball, Acting Manager – Mr. Bram Stoker, Marcus R. Mayer – General Business Manager for Mr. Abbey, Jas. H. Palser – Business Manager and Treasurer for Mr. Abbey. Next week, Monday, January 7, the latest new york success, and greatest scenic New York Success, and greatest scenic production of the age, the Stranglers of Paris! The Great New York Case of Eighty Persons. For the convenience of the patrons of this Theatre, choice reserved seats can be secured at the offices of the American District Telegraph Company, 191 Montague Street, 321 Court Street, 698 Fulton Street, ,076 Fulton Street, 7 Brooklyn Avenue, near Fulton Street, 288 Flatbush Ave, and 30 Fourth Street. E. D., at a slight advance over box office rates. All the music performed in this Theatre can be had (if published) of WM. A. Pond & Co., 25 Union Square, N. Y. Weber Pianos used exclusively in this Theatre. Peek-a-boo, and all of Scanlan's Songs sung this week, at 25 cents a copy at Anderson's Music Store, 298 Fulton Street. Highest Awards at the Centennial Exhibition, 1876: also Highes Award at Montreal, 1881. Pianos Sohmer Pianos are preferred by the leading artists. Nos. 149 to 155 East 14th Street, New York. 1807. Seventy-Sixth Year. 1883. Cowperthwait's 408, 410 and 412 Fulton Street, Corner Gallatin Place, Brooklyn and 153 to 159 Chatham St., N.Y. Furniture, carpets, bedding, etc. Window Shades, Lambrequins, Curtains, Etc. Largest assortment and lowest prices of any house in the trade. For cash or easy terms of credit. Dsign of the gold shirt. Ithamar Du Bois. 328 Fulton Street. Holiday Presents, Useful and Pretty. A conversation overheard in Philadelphia. Ellen – "Mr. Irving, I have one little favour to ask when we reach Brooklyn." Henry – "Miss Terry, I shall be most happy to serve you. What may the little favour be?" Ellen – "I wish to have my picture taken at the Windsor Portrait Gallery." Important – when you visit or leave New York City, save Baggage Expressage and Carriage Hire and stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot. 600 elegant rooms, fitted up at a cost of one million dollars, reduced to $1 and upwards per day. European plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages and elevated railroads to all points. Families can live better for less money at the Grand Union Hotel than at any other first class hotel in the city. Special suppers furnished at all hours. A Shilling a Quarter, or Twenty-five Pennies will buy a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Langrty – Professional Beauties are not all made perfect by nature. Many of them have recourse to appliances of art, as well as those whose attractions have not been publicly paraded. Among the various preparations for beautifying the complexion, there is nothing that can compare with Laird's Bloom of Youth. It has been used in all parts of America and Europe, and has been found perfectly efficacious in removing tan, freckles and all other blemishes of the skin; and also in imparting a delicious softness and clearness of complexion. Sold by fancy goods dealers and druggists everywhere. This ought to be of interest to all the lady patrons of this Theatre. Throughout the East and West, where it is best known, the leading show dealers do not pretend to recommend any other shoe dressing except "Button's Raven Gloss." It does not harden, scale, nor crack the finest shoe. Holiday Goods. Ask the price anywhere, but don't buy until you have seen our prices. Celluloid Comb, Brush and [?] in Leather Case - $2.00, Imported Nail Sets - $1.00, Plush Toilet Sets - $1.87, Best Jockey Club Cologne, per pint, .75. Etc., Etc. Wheeler & Bolton, Popular Prices, 264, 266 & 268 Fulton Street. Runkel Bros Chocolate, Vienna Sweet. R. Folkart, Diamond Dealer and Setter, gives bargains in diamonds. Come and convince yourself. 154 Atlantic Ave., near Clinton St. Pays highest price for Old Gold, in Trade or for Cash. Dagonet "Sec". A high grade, dry pure champagne. Sole agents, James Reid & Co., 41 Broadway. All the latest patterns in suitings, trouserings and overcoatings. Nicoll the Tailor, 482 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, Branch of New York. Stage, Orchestra, Aisle, Exit, Lobby, Johnson St. Dress Circle Aisle, Exit. Family Circle, Aisle, Exit, Johnson St.
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