New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-13
AMUsnMENls.


Acn0emE 0I NAuAAc.
The performances last night were great
The SIiaco brothers 10 their daring feats a.
acrobats, the Clinetop sisters in theil
graceful dances, the sweet songs of beauti
fuI Young ladies, and the senegambiar
garabols Of Delehaniy and Hengler soothe
the most troubled spirits after the cares and
tolls Of the day. This evening Dick Car
roll will appear for the first time in bis
great original act, My Father Sould
Charcoal" The entertainment will be rich
and racy. Tomorrow, the evening eI
Valentine day, Add. Ryman will have a
benefit in three local burlesques. Mr..
Ryman, theaccomplished orator, will make
one of his best speeches on that occasion.
1t is stated that Miss Adele st. Clair re-
fused to disguise her face in burnt cork for
the g Black and Tan Ball, )" and has left the
Academy. We regret this, for she is q
pleasing artist and refined lady.
st. Charles Theatre.
The Rory 0'More of Dan Bryant iu
Powers great drama thus named was one
Of his happiest presentations. He possesses
the genuine wit of the shrewdly keen Irish
man, and his representations of Irish char.
acter excel the attempts Of most olhel
actors in that rsle. Tomorrow evening is
to be the benefit night of Mr., Bry ant, Gnd
on Sunday that popular gentleman, the
treasurer ofthe st. Charles, Mr.. P. Gleason
has his benefit In the comedy which
closes each evening the artless and pretty
Miss Sylvester and the funny Nat Hyams
always appear.
Varieties Theatre.
The third night Of the engagement ol
that agreeable and talented young actor
Mr.. Edwin Adams, who wins reputa.
ton wherever be appears on the stage. His
rendition last evening Of jack Rorer, in the
play Of nWild Oats" was superb. The
musical burleLta of the Swedish Night
ingale" drew on the musical talent o.
artists in that peculiar line, of which thp
Vericties can boast several. This evening
Mr., Adams as Claude Mellsotte in the "Lady
of Lyons.p
German Opera.
A fair hOuse in numbers and apprecia
ton, but by no means as large as should
have attended this fine rendition of what i.
considered by some critics the greatest o
Weber's works, "Der Freisehutz." Fred
erica, Himmer, and Dzinba were all in fine
voice. The " VOLTS Glen in the third &C
was full of splendid and startling effects
OF Mile Frederica's delicious soprano We
can hardly say too much, while Dziuba't
really line contralto is hardly less TO be ad
mired. Himmer aud Steiuecke also deserve
special mention. Tomorrow night Faust
will be repeated by special request.
New opera House.
This evening is the first night of Meyer
beers grand opera of 1.-THE Prophet,
when the French opera troupe will agaiI
be distinguished.
National Hall Masquerade Hall.
The reputation Of General Wade Hamp
ton, who made himself famous during til,
late cruel war, and has endeavored t,
keep his name before the people since
need not be assailed nor defended. Blu
the reputation Of his adopted relative
Colonel Wade Hampton, must stand o
fall by the success or failure of the gran'
masquerade ball given by the latter a
National hall, Poydras street, near Lib
erty. this evening. The Academy ban,
will be there, aud good time is antici
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