Monday, January 21, 1878, "Babes in the Wood; or, Who Killed Cock Robin?"

Mr. Augustin Daly's most popular, spectacular local folly in three acts, "Round the Clock"

Kiralfy Brothers magnificent production of their world-famous spectacle, ÒThe Black CrookÓ, with entirely new scenery, costumes and appointments

Week commencing Monday, May 24, 1880. James A. Herne's "Hearts of Oak", consisting of James A. Herne, Katharine Corcoran and their own powerful company

Monday evening, May 13, "The Exiles"

Monday evening, December 20, 1875, will be presented the centennial sensation drama, by Tom H. Darlington, in four acts, entitled "1776; or, Valley Forge"

For the week ending March 24, 1877, every night and Saturday matinee, the Kiralfy Brothers grand comic spectacular extravaganza, "A Trip to the Moon"

Monday, August 24, 1874, will be produced H. J. Byron's beautiful play in a prologue and four acts, entitled "The Lancashire Lass"

Monday, October 26, last week of the eminent artiste, Lucille Western, supported by Mr. W. H. Whalley, in C. W. Tayleure's great moral drama in five acts, "East Lynne; or, The Elopement"

Monday evening, January 24, 1876, the great Dutch comedian Mr. Geo. S. Knight will appear in his original sketch of "Around the Block in Forty Minutes"

Monday, May 31, 1869, second week of the grand heroic and historic drama in five acts and seven tableaux, entitled "Patrie", by Victorien Sardou

Second week of the brilliantly successful engagement of the American tragedian, Mr. E. L. Davenport. Monday evening, September 6, 1875, Shakespeare's sublime tragedy in five acts, "Macbeth"

Monday, March 12, 1877, first appearance of the distinguished artiste, Miss Kate Claxton, in her original character of Louise, the blind girl in the greatest success of the age, "The Two Orphans"

Eugene Tompkins' grand production of "The Black Crook" for the week commencing Monday, September 5, 1892

"Catching a Governor", "The Wig Makers" and "Paris by Moonlight" introducing the original "Parisian Can Can"

Monday, August 10, 1874, production of C. H. Morton's new local sensation drama in five acts, entitled "Poor & Proud of New York"

Grand testimonial to Mr. Charles T. White, fourth act of "Under the Gaslight", Thursday afternoon, April 7

Wednesday evening, November 21, 1877, and on Thursday, November 29, a special Thanksgiving matinee, a new fairy musical extravaganza, entitled "Piff-Paff; or, The Magic Armory"

Grand revival by special request, Monday, October 12, 1874, the play in five acts by Augustin Daly, "Under the Gaslight"

Monday, February 10, 1873, third week of the great American actor, Mr. F. S. Chanfrau, who will appear in De Walden's celebrated original comedy in five acts, "Sam"