Monday evening, September 27, 1847, the entertainments will commence with "The School for Scandal"

Broadway Theatre. This splendid establishment will be opened with a carefully selected company on Monday evening, September 27

This evening, Monday, September 16, will be acted for the first time this season, the play of "The Love Chase"

This evening, Wednesday, September 18, will be acted the comedy of "The Love Chase"

Monday, March 3, 1828, will be performed the historical play of "William Tell, the Hero of Switzerland" with Mr. E. Forrest as William Tell

This evening, Tuesday, September 17, will be performed the comedy of "The Old English Gentleman"

Mr. Forrest in "Metamora; or, The Last of the Wampanoags", Monday evening, June 2, 1834

Last night of Mr. Forrest as Spartacus in "Gladiator", Saturday evening, September 27, 1851

New Year's night. "Betrothal" and "Giralda; or, The Miller's Wife", Wednesday evening, January 1, 1851

For the benefit of Mr. Forrest, who will on this occasion appear in the celebrated character of Othello, Thursday evening, May 3, 1849, in “The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice”

Monday evening, November 8th, 1852, "The Duke's Wager; or, A Night in the Bastile"

Monday evening, April 26, 1852, Mr. Forrest in the character of Pierre in the revived tragedy of "Venice Preserved; or, A Plot Discovered"

Thursday, January 24, 1828, will be performed Shakespeare's tragedy of "Richard III" with Mr. E. Forrest

"A Bachelor of Arts", the popular comedy, never acted here, will be given on Monday, December 1, 1862

Mr. Collins in "His Last Legs", Thursday evening, March 20, 1851

Saturday evening, March 3, 1855, will be performed the popular play in five acts by James Sheridan Knowles, entitled "The Wife, a Tale of Mantua"

Bowery Theatre. Opening night! This splendid edifice, being now completed, will open to the public on Monday evening, August 4

"Dick the Newsboy; or, Young America", Monday evening, October 17, 1853

Monday evening, June 26, 1854, a new local drama in two acts, written by H. J. Conway, author of "Uncle Pat's Cabin", expressly for Mrs. B. Williams, entitled "Dick the Newsboy; or, Young America"

Mr. Rice's benefit, and last night of his engagement. Monday evening, August 12, 1833, the grand spectacle in three acts, "Mazeppa; or, The Wild Horse of Ukraine"