. Souvenir and programme of the Actors' Fund Fair, Madison Square Garden, May 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 1892. Unralh Child of the Regiment, ..... Donizetti Dinorah, ...... Meyerbeer High Ho, ...... Weingarlen Jollification, Geo. Wiegand The Press Is the only morning newspaper in NewYork which publishes regularly its cir-culation figures. Average daily sale of THE PRESSweek ending April 9th, •a^a ^=S) 105,307, An increase of 1,238 over the average for flarch. 204 Bijou Jtyeatre, BROADWAY, BETWEEN 30th AND 31 ST STREETS. J. WESLEY ROSENQUEST, Mk SEASON l892 = 93. MANAGER. IV* ^ >*> fill
. Souvenir and programme of the Actors' Fund Fair, Madison Square Garden, May 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 1892. Unralh Child of the Regiment, ..... Donizetti Dinorah, ...... Meyerbeer High Ho, ...... Weingarlen Jollification, Geo. Wiegand The Press Is the only morning newspaper in NewYork which publishes regularly its cir-culation figures. Average daily sale of THE PRESSweek ending April 9th, •a^a ^=S) 105,307, An increase of 1,238 over the average for flarch. 204 Bijou Jtyeatre, BROADWAY, BETWEEN 30th AND 31 ST STREETS. J. WESLEY ROSENQUEST, Mk SEASON l892 = 93. MANAGER. IV* ^ >*> fill Nbw Attractions. JAMES T. POWERS, In his New Comedy. EVANS & HOEY, In their New Farce Comedy. LITTLE TIPPETT, Abbott and Teals Screaming Farce. i . . . . . (rails Coiiiediaiis >° ^^t^ jl Society Fad. 14th Stat Jhe<fe, J. WESLEY ROSENQUEST, Hanager. THE LEADING ? 14TH STREET, NEAR 6th AVENUE. c oiT^biQatior) Theatre OF NEW YORK. Playing Only the Best Attractions. 205 Hendricks Brothers, BELLEVILLE COPPER ROLLING MILLS, IMFORTERS ANDDEALERS IN • METALS. 49 CLIFF STREET, NEW THE only periodical of its kind in the world! Itis not a professional paper—it is not devoted tothe tittle-tattle of the stage—it is not a narrow-mindedgossipy piece of impertinence about the privatedoings of actors. It is a magazine for the patlortable ; it is a magazine that fathers, mothers andchildren can read and talk about together—a wholesome,courteous and intellectual discussion of the art, withbreezy digressions into the domain of every-day life. REMARKS BY THE PRESS. Boston Daily Journal.—One never reads The Thea-tre without finding an item of especial interest. Chicago Daily News.—The Theatre is a thoroughlyreadable little magazine. Albany ArgUS.—The most dignified and scholarly discus-sion of theatrical and kindred art subjects to be found in this countryare contained in The Theatre, edited by Mr. Deshler Welch. * * *A magazine which stands absolutely unrivaled in
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