New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-02
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ST. CHARLES THEATER-sT CHARLES ST
PRoPRIEToRs. .,............ BEN DEBAE E. EDDY
STAGE MANAGER. ......"...E. l. TTLTON.
This establishment the largest and complete in the
soutb,
WILL OPEN
Saturday Evening, October GChs
-EoR THE--
Regular FnIl ana Winter season,
WITH A.
MOST POWERFUL sToCK COMPANY,
Selected with great from the principal Theasrs
Country.
Mas ALICE PLACIDE, Mrs. j. POST,
Mira. E. +. KEACH, Mrs K. SCHUBERT
Miss MILLIE SACKETT Miss LOUISE HALL
MiAs KATE RAYMOND, Miss MARY LANARY
Mrs, POWELL, Miss LILLIAN LEE,
Miss ADA RICHMOND, Mrs. j. CAMPBELL.
Miss MABEL OSBORNE,
AND
Mr. E. L. TILToN, Mr. CHARLES WEBSTER
hr. M. B. PIKE, Mr.. G. G. Dryden,
hr. Q. 3. COLLINS, Mr. E. WOODWARD,
Mr. r. R. PIERCE, Mr. G. NJ MAELEY,
Mr. JOSEPH WINTER, Mr. h C. DAVIS,
Mr.. OLIVER WREN, hr EUGENE MALLoIE,
Mr.. j. GOBAY, Mr. E. BRADDoN
Mr.. ". B. DOUGLASS, Mr. c. MULGRO
Mr. 7, B. DOUGLAS, Mr. &. NJ STILL.
a Full Corps de Ballet.
COMPLETE AND EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA
Mr.. H. NJ. FETTERs ............ Scenic Artist
Mr. JAS MCCORMACK: Machtnist
Assisted by Mr FRANK CARTER.
During the season the most
Popular and Prominent stars In America
viii appear in rapid succesioD, including
MAX sTRAKoscHs ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
Box Office open Thursday Oct. 4th, at 9AM.
VARIETIES THEATER-GRAyIEE STREET
W. R. FLOYD. Manager
TIE REGULAR FALL AND WINTER SEASON
Will be Inaugurated at this
ELEGANT AND POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT
Wednesday Evening. Oct. 3, 1866.
The Company will consist Of the following Artists:
Mrs. F. S. CHANFRAU, Mrs. W. H. LEIGHTON
Mrs. W. T. FLOYD, Mrs. NELLIE TAYLOR,
Miss LENA PRENTICE Miss ROSA WOOD
Mrs. l. E. SEYMOUR, Miss ANGELA SEXTON
bliss ANNIE VAUGHN, Miss DORA SHELLEY
Miss MARIE WESTERN, Miss sALLIE SwEATNAM,
Miss MARIAN HOLCOMB Miss HATTIE ELLIOT
Mr.. JAMES GARDEN, Mr.. A. D. BRADLEY
Mr.. NJ W. FISKE, Mr.. A. II. DAVENPORT
Mr. HARRY PEARSON, Mr.. C. 7. PARSLOE, JR
Mr.. THOS. B. RADCLIFFE, Mr.. LEWIS MORRISON
Mr.. CHAS. WARWICK, Mr.. I. B. RADCLIFFE, JR,
Mr.. CHAS. H1LLYARD, Mr.. CHAs SHELLEY,
Mr.. L. BLooMINGDALE, Mr. EIsLER
WILLIE SEYMOUR and W. R. FLOYD.
The initial performance will consist of shedans brilliant
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
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| EXCELLENCE.
Splendid by the Orchestra under the leadership Of
sIGNoR CARLO PATTI
Scenic Artist T. PORTER,
who is now ENGAGED on NEW DROP CURTAIN, which
Assistant Stage Manager .THOS B. RADCLIFFE,
under he supervision Of Nj. i. ST. GERH4f&E, : -
A CADEAIK OF AIUsIC-sT CHARLES ST
sPALDTNG 6 B1DwELL. .Proprietors and Managers
j. KITTREDGE. Treasurer
Last Week of
oHIARINrs ROYAL SPANISH CIRCUS.
FAREWELL FETEs OF THIS COMPARABLE TRoUP
THE NE PLUS ULTRA OF PROGRAMMES.
Presenting the Talented Company new and wondert
Acts with Chianis highly trained Thooughbreds in Menag
Trick and Dancing Performances All introduced in prt
gramme for this the LAST WEEK.
In compliance with very many requests made the
ment by large number of citizens who have been unab
admission the regular Saturday Matinee they
spectfuy announce that EXTRA MATINEE, for Ladie
and Children will be given WEDNESDAY, October g.
u being positively the last but of the Circus Season.
ON MONDAY October first night Of the Regular seasol
with the largest and most talented VARIETY ORGANIzA
TIoN ever presented to a New Orleans public.
Ola MP1C THEATER-74 ST. CHARLES 81
The Mauageess takes pleasure in being the first
Go the citizens of New Orleans Remarkable Phenomenon
Light and Shade, in what is regarded as one of TIL
GREATEST SENSATIONS Of THE DAY.
MONDAY, October l, 1896 First Time in this City, IL
highly successful Comedy ef
Who Killed Cock Robin.
To be followed by the Phenomenon of the SHADOW PAL
TOM1ME. To conclude with the Comcal Musical Extrav
ganza Of
Jenny Lind Come at Last.
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Grocery, corner of Camp and Julia streets.
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