New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

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4MusEMESTs-- Varieties. "A most attractive bill
n altered for tonight 1t this popular and fashion
able resort. Coleman's comedy Of the Poor Gen
tleaanu " to be given, with Messrs. John Owens,
Magk Sfnitl George Jordan, LefingwelI and Chas.
Bass Miss Charlotte Thompson and Mrs. Chapman
ii the leading characters. The cast is certainly a
strong one. Afterxard will be given the ever
faqerite burlesque po-ca-hon-tas,n with Mark
Smith as the Big indian,r Davenport as John
Smith and Hrs. leighton as the Indian heroine.
The singing and dancing, the zouave march, and
tlle funny things of this extravaganza as now pro
dncea At the Varieties render II al exquisite treat
% al who go to see II.
81 Charles = Leshia, or the Lion Of St Marc u
wiM ~ repeated Tonight, with Mr. and Mrs Wallack
- the hero and hereine, supported by Mr. Pope
and Mrs Perrin The play is one Of absorbing in.
teEaAt, and has upon ts previous representations,
sssR The highest satisfaction 10 its audiences. The
farce Of { Cruel to be Find viii wind up the en-
tertainment tonight.
Acadeaay. II was really sight to behold the
crowd of ladies' and children that jamned Tie
Academy at Dan Rices MONDAY show on Satur-
aa5. Dan made pretty speech to the children !;
sang 4 song and made them sing with him !,
aad ticklea them nearly to death, In that funny
md winning way Of his. Tonight Dan will come
putdn his spotted DRESS and act the clown in real
eaFnast. The ether novelties for tonight arc .sTIe
-Four Quarters sf the Globe, sFiora's ofeFing Or
Hlassenas On Horseback the song of the zone
Horse Show by Frank Drew etc, together with
the 6rgt appearance of Mrs. Ehowles the female
Harey. Excelsior Junior the Eilinoeeros, kanga-
roo, pet ponies and mules, monkeys, ETC., will be
sprinkied along thraEgh the exhibition Dan Rice's
show IL really what Il gretenas 10 be- great show
fltsesaa. In addition to The hipSopotalnus, the
grand aquaria, and the ether wonders of SpaIding
Il Rogers Museum, No are to-day ia have three
nsw and great huinan nf5esties- the famous Swiss
Bearded Lady; Miss Reed, The LiIlipatian Queen,
and NJ. Chic, the sEiss Warbler. All are to be
seen from ten in the morning till one henr after
The Academy performance 1T hit. The Museum
Is now chockIuli Of the most wonderful wonders
~ the animal aud human creation and Wondess d
II y really worth visiting.
pFHRa HOUSE,. Halegyss grand opera d
18th will BE played tonight with g
Every heay who would hear gocd
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