The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-05

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AmI,sEMENTs.
Ct. CHA sLEs CHAHxxssf.
BEN Proprietor.
Sunday Evening. April 3 1eee.
LAST NIGHT OF THE DRAxArIc SEASON.
Last Night Of the Queen star Of the South Mrs cHAs
howard wATKINs and the eminent Comedian. Mr.
br.w. y NJ wse ssss HIDDEN HAsp
with the beautiful Domestic Drama Of IRELAND
NOTICE Doors sp:. Il quarter TO Overture VII
Seats ' sn sns sss
A CADAMr OF MUsIC-sr. oHARLxs ST.
srAIDne .Proprisscrs and Manager
saturda and sunday. April = and S. 1865
THE MORAL. AMUSING AND INSTRUCTIVE
And RxMAN's Fnsw reading Of
Hs.les.
Offering somewhat rtsm the old style Of BOOTH and
FORREST, ...fta
| WIN be given at the MATINEE to day, Is well - SAT
| URDAy and SUNDAY NIGHTS.
| There win also be Dancing by CARNAG9IA ard CLINE
TOPS, singing by Misses TAYLOR and ST. oLAik. ana
all sorts funsy sayings dcnzs aud actions by the
Aesdemy's Mammoth Combination Troupe
NEW OPERA HOUsE-BoURsoN STREET
Sunday, April 6. 1883.
BENEFIT OF MILE ANroINETrE LEaRAND. FIRST
~ SoUBRETrE.
First night of new Comedy. in three acts. called LA
| PAPILONEE.
First night Of new Comedy, three acts, called LIZ
xEUR1RfER DE rHEoooRE
In rehearsal LAFRIcAINE, grand opera in Eve acts. BY
Mes erbeer. .r1
Performance commences at IA O'Clock
ExHIBaTIoN EXTRAORDINARY
AT rHx-
FAIR GROUNDS.
sunday, April 5th.
| INDIAN NATIONAL GAMES OF BALL AND DANCES,
By Superior Company from the following tribes Of Indians:
cHocTAw, CREEK. Usage.
Gates open o'clock Performances commences at
sP.x. Admission Soc 70 the Grounds and Performances
DUR,NT CO.. PrOprietcss.
ACADkMY OF MUsIc-sr. CHARLES ST.
spALD1NG BIDwELL. Propristors and Managers
Monday. April Q, 1865.
| .x ,rrr.rrp oppu I'M INV crrv
Inauguration Of the SUMNER SEASON under the imms
date direction Of MANAGER BrDwELL. who has Just re
turned European with features which VII
| be presented rapid succession.
New Ballet Divertisemeut by Mile cARNAGGIA, CLINE
TOP SISTERS and Ballet Corps Misses TAYLOR and ST
CLAIR IN Popular ssngs and Ballads Startling Novel and
Ridiculous Eccenrces bythe Ethiopian Troupe Conclud
: | ing with the rtiIl popular THREE ERAs.
The Summer Pronenads Matinses EVERY SATURDAY
| NOON.
M @. D. Dashers New operate Buresque. written sx
presy for the Academy, entitled g. D. A. F. A. is III
| tive prepsution-
. 1,hE hoard OF DIRECTORS
THE MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIL
ASSOCIATION,
Desiring TO throw open the FAIR GROUNDS public visit
have determined under the following regulations
During Spring and Summer Months the Grounds wiz
DAILY, A TO Tor puDuc fioitors
except engaged for public exhibitions Desiring
pace in the all classes Of he people TO avail them
selves Of this ATTRACTIVE PLACE OF RESORT, tn
prices Of Admission viii be:
For each foot
. For each buggy snd contents. .25c
/ For each isse and contents Soc
|, ORLEANS LITERAKY
q DEBATING socIETrs COURSE OF LECTURES
ID Lyeeum Hall.
THIRD LEcrURE-FRIDAY. APRIL 5, 1858.
I'd by Rev. ID. Il. Burss.
subject-"LABoR, OR TIE TRUE DIGNITY OF MAN.
FOURTH LEcTURE-FRIDAY. APRIL II. 1865
s. BY Rev. Henry M. Smith.
d Subject 70 be Announced.
IIFTH LEcTURE-FRIDAY, MAY !, 1853
q BY Prof j. ID. Bruns.
m | Subject be Announced
I'M SIXTH LECTURE-FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1868
"A. Lecturer Subject TO be Announced.
4 The Lectures to commence asrH
bad Bsoes. KulI pisssys s 81
q Al LsBscher and weriein's. on Rssonne street
AMEs's MENAeERIE
ASDoREsCEST CITY MUSEUM.
81. Charles street. New Orleans. Opposi
the 90. Charles Hotel.
cA OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT.
II. AxEs, Proprietor. J. A WOOD. Manager
SCOTTISH QUEEN, Smallest Lady In the world;
| ARMED LADY-GLAsS BLOWER; SEN0RITA
GENIr and her TRAIsED LioNs Russsn Bear; 70
Bengal s, ESHpy rsy .u s a % %
YES, | dsiiv Admission 80 cents; ,hildsen rs cents.
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