New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25

Varieties Theatre

This is the last night of the successful
drama entitled Under the Gas Light"
which has had a run of nearly three week.
with hardly vacant chair during the wbOls-
period. Though the prospect is that ths
night will be rainy, there can be little doabA
that the last representation will be quite aSs
successful in point of numbers as any here
tofore. Tomorrow evening Miss Josie
Orton in the popular Irish drama of "ArTaae
ma Pogue" as Arrah MeeliSh. She will be
supported by the full strength of the com-
pany. Do not fail to see the express train
this evening, or theFexciting scene at tlar
pier.
st. Charles Theatre.
Go this evening and see the " Sinking
Ship" and "Godsend Island' in the drzzz~
Of Foul Play Seldom if ever has any
other actress reached the elevated standard
maintained by Miss Price as Helen RuEKe-
stone. The spectator can not, if he woalnl
witness her thrilling personstions in tAmA
character without the deepest admiratlon
OF the wonderful talent she evinces. The
scene on the island, when she is alonssa
to part from the man she bad learned Aea
love for his tender care of her in dangex:l
can only be appreciated by listening aNs
stinaJe as man aad subtle as woman" an
yindicating the reputation of Robert Pess-
fold, otherwise James Sedton the ticket-os-
leave man, she keeps faithfully. The
drama has the rare merit of happy terfFS.
nation, in which the "felon" is proved ass
be martyr and villainy is justly pan--
ished. MIR. Pope, Mr.. Ward and REE-
Stevens deserve commendation for tbesE
fidelity to the characters they represent
Go this evening.
Academy of Music.
All theSnovelhes and sensations at Tia,
Academy this evening. The white FawNg
burlesque extravaganza with its gorgeoER
scenery, the white Fawn" ballet, tAe-
graceful Sohlke in the dance, the grand pro-
eession, the beautiful Miss Hardy carrying
the jefferson City police banner, the .'Gss-
clan Bend" by Charley Pettingin, GAss
"Gallop de Diable," by Miss EVeTs; hzts
greater than all is the "Queen of the AiE.,r
little Millie Turnour, in her astonishine
but not perilous performance on the Swing
ing Trapeze.' A new, startling, daz1aing
sensation IN preparation. Look out for Il.
Creacent City Museum.
The two-headed girl, the smallest wonuanl
in the world, the lions, tigers the man yAs
smokes and breatbes under water natuRaE
curiosities from all the world over, and the
happy family of quadrupeds, all at tAa-
Crescent City Museum, Opposite the 81
Charles Hotel.
Return from the Campaign.
The late Assistant Treasurer Of ah<r
Academy of Music, desiring to travel in am
undiscovered world, has just returned sfsuE
Mobile and all the principal points in Ala
bama and Georgia. He gives a good ~
port of the eonrfesies extended to hlmsa@
and Professor Haselmeyer by the press, es-
pecially by the Atlanta Neao Era staff. Mr.
Blow will create breeze in some depart
ment ofeutertainment here Blow on
Hon. Antoine Dubliclet has forwarded b.
us sheet containing statement OF tAar
debt of The State, bonded and floating, tA.s
estimated receipts from all sources for ths
year 1865, and the expenditures during sAr
same period. The total outstanding bonsea
debt consists of 947s bonds, amounting n.
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