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

Program for the week commencing January 25. The new and beautiful Irish sketch, entitled "The Skibbeeah"

For the week commencing Monday, March 8th. Another startling bill!

Jno. T. Raymond as Col. Mulberry Sellers in Mark Twain's American drama, "Gilded Age; or, Col. Sellers"

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 evening, January 14, 1878, Harrigan and Hart will produce Edward Harrigan's original drama in four acts, entitled "Christmas Joys and Sorrows"

"Port Wine vs. Jealousy", "Apartments to Let", "As Like as Two Peas", "Laughing Eyes of Blue" and "Great Shooting Match"

Complimentary testimonial to Mr. W. R. Floyd, Monday evening, May 31, 1880 (Decoration Day)

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

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"

The event of the season! Thursday afternoon, April 25, grand annual matinee benefit tendered to the attaches of the Theatre

Program for the week commencing October 26, the evening's entertainment will commence with the laughable Negro farce, entitled "The Coopers"

Monday, March 15, 1875, and during the week - Birch, Wambold and Backus, San Francisco Minstrels

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"

Introducing the peerless Morlacchi, Mlles. Cora Adriana and Antonina and grand ballet in the great and gorgeous spectacle in four acts, "The Black Crook"

Monday, June 5, 1876. Kate Fisher will appear in the great equestrienne drama, “Mazeppa; or, The Wild Horse of Tartary”, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 5, 6 and 7

Monday evening, January 31, 1881, Mr. and Mrs. Aug. J. Bruno (late of "The Tourists") in their new musical burletta, "The Voyagers; or, Fun on the White Star Line"

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, February 8, 1875, and during the week, Birch, Wambold and Backus, the San Francisco Minstrels

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"