New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-11
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AMUsEMENTs.
Academy Of MusIe.

Academy of Music. .--
|adine," as might have been expected
the gorgeous scenery, magnificent
Ines, and line points generally, draws
Lose houses. Notwithstanding the cool
her the patrons of the Academy went
vsy nightly to its hospitable doors
Il they are sure TO be warmed by steam
E,hey enjoy the amusing extravaganza.
lorrow ut twelve O'Clock is to be the
EUudine" matinee aud grand march Of
Imszons. Kittredge, the popular trea-
n the Academy is still starring 1t
4 ,be beautiful Millie Turnour at Mo-
she will re-appear at the Academy
Nv evening. The Mobile Register says
fdslly, of this daring Queen OF the Air,
4 3furnour:
Nan this young lady was performing her
fns feats in New Orleans, we observed
flhe press of that city insisted that
EOuld be spread beneath the traneze to
%her fall in case of accident. We did
" kjerstand this Monday evening, when
X f2ertook to witness her performances.
n undertook for we did not sue.
1.-TWO minutes was as much as we
stand it and we were fairly driven
N the theatre. We must confess to
tshame at the weakness of our nerves,
Spre greatly comforted on getting out
hnd finding several gentlemen In the
condition. The girl has nerves Of
and does things at perilous height to
the stoutest heart. In truth, we
n II it is not a performance that ought
|forbidden by the authorit' es, for Ger
Heath would be the result of the slight
Iistake or accident. We suggest to Mr..
"a spread his net, for it is quite impos-
for man or woman to enjoy the specta.
kith its accompaniment of imminent
II, We can not undertake to describe
| sbe does. But we are quite ready to
that some day che will break her
and we do not choose to be present 10
n She is a young girl of fourteen
Varieties Theatre.
evening "Dora" once more, together
|Tom Hoods celebrated poem of "Eu'
Aram," by Mr.. Sheridan. Tomorrow
Ave o'clock "Marble Heart" matinee.
h one of the best plays that has ever
sOresented at the Varieties, and should
tinessed by the ladies and children who
5rustomed to attend the pleasant Va.
! matinees. Tomorrow evening the
Hiul pastoral drama of HDora" for the
8ne. On Monday that general favorite,
4lOsie Orton, takes benefit.
1t. Charles Theatre.
evening is the benefit and last ap-
Ice but one of Mr.. G. W. Couldock and
snted daughter, when will be pre-
the great historical tragedy Of
the Eleventh." Mr.. Couldock rs
md Miss Couldock as Dauphin. TIC
q with the beautiful sketch entitled
Touch of Nature Penholder, Mr..
ck; Constance, Miss Couldock. The
of the Couldocks entitle them to a
Aouse, and they will get it if their
d aud admirers so determine. "The
Frankfort" is in rehearsal. Benefit
F. r. Pierce Sunday evening. The
hanted White Fawnn Monday evening.
Crescent City Museum.
ere is this advantage about the Mu'
that the admission fee is small and
Oors are open at any time in the day
7ening. The twin girls, sometimes
the two-headed girl, sing prettily and
ene freely. The smallest woman il
Forld, unlike others Of her sex, makes
cret about her age. The new custom
boxing under water, where the odor o
kneerschaum is offensive to nobody
be admired especially by those who
t smoke. The Circasian Beauty, with
kNphonious name of Salamma Agga, il
So likewise is Professor Greiner
Bohemian glass blower. In addition
10 seen the animals in the menagerie
pppy family of quadrupeds, and Gu
Is from all parts Of the world.