New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-16
ADJUSTMENTS,
SATURDAY EVENING. January Is,

lessee and Manager. NV. H. CRISP
Stage Manager. M r. y. NccLANNiE
SATURDAY EVENING. January Is 1883
BENEFIT o. The young American trsgedian EDWIN BOOTH
6sss q Chester M Edyin Booth King Henry VI IT, WIN.
CARROLL Esss.h Mr.. sGsssSs By re
soSsy isf III I conclude with the petite
ssChange Of Tme-Doors open at o'clock performance
fRfcEs 81 A8sfssios-pre.. Circle and p.rqu..ss
isIy cents 9asdresn Bore. cents: i ss
Box ocs open from 10 o'eocE < n Until o'ciocs p. "
Jais NJ W. cxNsING. Acte Man and Treasurer
ST. CHARLES THEArER-sr CHARLES sr-
b DEAR Lessee and Manager.
H. COkRl Acting Manager.
SATURDAY EVENING. Jan. 10. 1883
Grand Complimentary Testimonial Mr. and Mrs.
G ~ Ss1g their 1 s Hrsysss to
s i.s MI ws S nHsrm0n. Queer q Stella Mr. Wal
be farce eisT1 W
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years q This The.te win y request q many ci
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PRICES OF ADNIssIoN-Dre.. Circle and Parouete. 70
s+S cs , g eiS Galley cents uad0On Boz
Doors open at 6; Overture commences at O'Clock BOZ
oaiss open daily from 10 to sP. y. 80 W.
MADAME xAo1LLsThs 8. only Lady Magician in the
viii commence brilliant series Of
sOIREEs MAGIoUEs,
On SATURDAY EVENING, January 10. 1858
First appearance of MILE MATHILDE
In The ERIAL SUSPENSION
Compelled by eireumstances Mime NJ has reluctantly as
sumed the Magic wsnd for herse and children
hope present among friends Of her late hus
band may prove source Of rational amusement to them and
Her GORGEOUS MAGIC CABINET has been entirely re-
The sPIESBiD PARApNERNALIA is entirely new and
her Varied sxRPss,iments, with the combined effects Of
MAGIC.
HrbRAUsIG sr and r,os
ss-For programme, zee small bills
Admission, 50 CENTS children under ten Of age IS
open y oslo %Es e
ORLEANS THEATEH ORLEANS STREET
SATURDAY. January 10. 1853,
win be acted Verdis Grand Opera in acts THE TRovA-
Monday sth-First night of Halevys new opera called
Pei; Of = n % Circle.
psrsass and second Boxes 81 81 fi ST. Third Gallery 80
SPALDING q ROGERS RSE g, MUSEUM AND AMPHI-
St. Charles street, corner Of Commercial Place
@. R. spading. business Manager
o. D. Rogers. Equestrian Manager.
GRAND COMBINATION OF THE NEW ORLEANS CIR
TIE GREAT ELEPHANT SHOWl
Performances EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sATURDAY
NOON. Admission Fifty Gents Children Servants half
P. ". Curtain precisely I2 al noon and II al night
In addition to the Troupe OF Equesrian Acrokats
appearance further notice Of the wonderful FnpIb
PERFORMING ELEPHANTS, VICTORIA AND ALBERT
enna, New York and Philadelphia and were procured by
Messs Spaldng Rogers amidst great competition at almost
cost expressly for their patrons in the South this win
ter They have been taught ascend planes
to great heights where stands his the other
plays clown the feat one plays organ while
values the music; and variety aughabe antics and
astounding eats in ponrng, gymnastics dancing Waiting
and marching which must be seen to be believed.
The management also have the pleasure announcing
important Ieengsgements and additions the MUSEUM for
COL, WOODS MUSEUM OF LIVING WoNDERst
THE woRLD-R FSowNED
81 3ESE TWINS, CHANG AYD ENGf
With Children re engaged by special and general Seues
OF MANY who have not yet them
THREE WONDERFUL CRINIGERoUs PHENOMENA
SWISS BEARDED LADY,
HER son. THE VOTING EsAut
only four years old with whisker long and neck
shoulders and arms covered with hair; lie Breton
sCAPILLoN, THE PRODIGY OF LUsUs NATURE.
whose rouse uxursnt head Of hair appears subject
e the owner standing erect at WILL matter how
NEW SWISS WARBLER, MONS. GIHoN
nipulaes the Cymbal with rare skill Tbsss M nm
NINE CHEF DGUVREs OF NATURES FREAKS
adults 90 nna fkeS ss for one price Of
from 10 A NJ to 2P NJ 81 10 ~ r NJ and 10 IL p H.
Under THE PATRONAGE OF HER MA