(…) At the Grand Opera-house Mr. Daly is hard at work on a novelty which will succeed “King Carrot,” while at the Fifth-avenue the same industrious manager has several pieces in rehearsal to keep up the fire of variety and sensation. Meanwhile, the Olympic, after its gay and profitable season of opera bouffe, is to be followed by the Lydia Thompson company, on Nov. 11, so that those who like burlesque can enjoy it to the full, since Wood’s Museum is offering to its many and steadfast supporters a like style of entertainment. (…)
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Public Entertainments – The Winter Season at the Theatres.
The New York Times – November 7, 1872
