New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-12
AM UsEM ENTB,

st. Charles Theatre.
Last evening Mr.. Couldock appeared, as
was announced, in Louis XI, and his Louis
elected general commendation. Miss
Couldock as Constance, in Zone Touch OF
Nature, was unusually suecessfulfn present
ing the character correctly. This evening
the jew of Frank fort" based on an incl.
dent in the life of Rothschild. Reuben
Goldscher, Mr.. Couldock Lena. Miss
Couldock. To conclude with the comedy of
''The Four Sisters" As this is the last
night of Mr.. and Miss Couldock, we hope
there will be a rousing audience. Tomor-
row evening, benefit of that sterling actor,
Mr.. F. r. Pierce. 7
H De- Varieties Theatre.
Notwithstanding the cold day, the coolest
of the season, the 'Marble Heart" Matinee
this noon was very finely attended. This
evening is the last night of Dora" that
beautiful pastoral drama, which everybody
has admired whose good fortune it has
been to see its representation at the Varie-
ties. Do not be unjust to yourself, but
secure seat this evening and witness the
great personation of Dora by Miss Josie
Orton, and Mr.. RyeF's truthful role of
Farmer Allen. No performance tomorrow
evening. Monday evening is the benefit of
that universal favorite, Miss Josie Orton.
who will appear in Mrs. Centlivte's splendid
comedy of wonder, or a Woman Who
Keeps Secret" She takes two Characters
in ''Nursey Chickweed," and will be sun.
ported by the entire company. No one can
fail to admire Mss Orton in comedy, for
she has few equals in that line of acting.
ana no superlors on the New Orleans stage.
Academy of Music.
"Undine, that gorgeous spectacular ex.
travaganza which has turned the heads of
half the people here and dazzled them with
its bewilderment,l drew another splendid
mouse at the matinee to-day. All who 60 to
the Academy find out this, that In cold
weather II Is the warmest and most pleasant
place OF amusement in this city, as it is
heated by the powerful agency of steam,
and the hot air penetrates every portion of
the building. The Fire Fly Ballet, the
Ballet of Golden Leaves and Shadow Dance,
the great Can-Can, the Grand March of the
Amazon and Knights, the inimitable per-
sonations and beautiful songs OF Mrs Oates
as the merry nymph Idex, and the pretty
songs and graceful bearing of Miss Engel as
Undine, but more than all and better than
all, Mile. SohIke in the ballet, all create un-
bounded admiration and irrepressible en-.
thusasm. ef ef1f H. Is
Crescent City Museum. ssH
There is this advantage about the Mn.
scum, that the admission fee is small and
the doors are open, at any time in the day
or evening. The twin girls. Sometimes
called the two-headed girl, sing prettiIy and
converse freely. The smallest woman ia
the world, unlike others Of her sex. makes
no secret about her age. The new custom
Of smoking under water, where the edor Of
the meersehaltsa is asa 4, ,tS
must be admired especially by those who
do not smoke. The Ciroasian Beauty, with
the euphonions name Of Salamma Agga, is
there- SO likewise is Professor Greiner.
the Bohemian glass blower. In addition
may be seen tbs animals Id the menaeerie,
TIE happy famlly Of quadrnpeds, and Gu
rtosities from an parts Of the world.