The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-20

AMUREMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
V-xIETAk. TH~~TsR. -
Saturday. March Goth.
TWO GRAND PKkFoRMASoEsI
Family Matinee at 1e o'clock.
And also in the Evening a. 81 win be presented John
Broughams great sensational play OF the
LOTTERY OF LIFE.
with Its fine scenery and superior acting
MONDAY EvENNe-BESRFrr OF vININa BOWERS.
Married Life. Jones' Baby,
o. end TsodIes too.
FOvERS IN THREE CHARACrEKsi
A CADEMY OF MUsIC-sr. CHARLES ST.
Every Night and satu' day Noon.
IxION. IxloN
FRENCH SPY. FRENCH SPY.
FRENCH SPY. FRENCH SPY.
ST.CnAKLEs THEATEn-sr oaAALAs ST
Saturday Evening, March 10, 1850.
Benefit and last appearance Of
MRS. F. W. LANDER. org
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The great play by Dumas Pers. win be given, entitled
ADRIENNE LACOUvREUR,
Or. TIE ACTRESS.
SUNDAY. March 2-Joint benefit of Mesrs. W. M. Ward
and J. r. Pope.
NoNDAY-Mrs SCOTT sIDDoNs
NEW OPERA HOUsE-BoURBoN STREET.
raao
yerdrs grand opera, in four acts.
JERUSALEM.
For particulars see programmes
open 81 O'Clock. Performance commences ct TX
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VARIETIES THEATEK.
GRAND GALA NIGHr
Monday. March &c. 1869.
BENEFIT OF vINIEG BOWERS.
Buckstone's Comedy of
MARRIED LIEF
Farce entitled
Jones Baby,
And the Immortal Comic Drama OF
Toodles!
AT THE OLD OLYMPIC.
HE GRBArEsr WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH
CENTURY.
JTss ana THsEE RoRSs, now on exhibition at the
OLYMPIC PAVILION. on St, Charles street.
Admission Is cents; children 10 cents.
VAKIETIEs THEATER.
PRODUCTION OF ANOTHER SENSATION
Afer weeks Of careful preparation be presented on
Monday. March 18th, Is8O.
And Every Evening During the Week John Brougham's
Great Sensational Play entitled the
LOTTERY OF LIFE.
With and Appropriate Scenery, Peculiar Mechanical
Appliances and distribution Of characters involving
following fsvorite Artists:
w. T. sHs r PIHSor w. 4 s 7 HSSs%rrr
H. W. MITCaEL Miss ISABELLE FREEMAN,
MIS- Mr., POST and MISS 'hoA'i Md RiTTa hssssA
A GLOVE CONTEST
For PURSE OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, viii
take place the Olympic Theatre SUNDAY, March q
at 3D. NJ. between WIN. NJ. DAVIS, Ex-Chsmpion Of Cali
forna, and PAT MURRAY, OF New Orleans The contest
will be according the rules of the London Prize Ring
Tickets Of Admission co.
SCHOOL OF THE vELOCIPEDE
Sales Room.
Under the Personal Supervision Of
MR.. EDWARD R. LORIN
The Celebrated vsloeipsdist.
OLD HALL OF THE CONSTITUTION CLUB.
No. Ies Canal street.
Fine musical entertainments throughout the evening The
school will be every day, excepting Sunday from
O'Clock, A. n, to l0P.M
TERxs-For instruction with the velocpede and
hall. SIS. Persons owning their velocipedes. SO.
Admission for spectstors-50 cents.
Tickets sale the music Of A. e. Blacknar and
ct the Offices ofthe St. Charles and City Hotels.
weeusranteet make all who favor with their patronage
perfect Of the wonderful wheeled velocpede
bling them in short time ride with great speed
N. B-we sole agents for the celebrated Lermg 4
Keene VELeCIPEDE. Also agents for all the best veloc-
pede manufacturers
Address Lock Box 96s.
GRAND sACKED CoNCERT
TO AID IN REBUILDING SPRING HILL COLLEGE.
To take place at the
Church OF the immaculate Conception
JEsUIrs CHURCH BARoNNE srREEr)
The Committee Of Arrangements beg to that
Grand Sacred Concert viii be given at the above Church
Friday Evening, 10th inst. at O'clock.
Under the direction of Mr. CALEBRESr, and Mr.. @. COL
LIGNON Nine Gambler Messrs- PICOT. ENGEL and
VAN RUFFLEN. the sOLoISTs and CHOIR OF TaE
CHURCH. the GERMAN QUARrBTTE CLUB, and .
large number Of Artists and Amateurs Of this city have kindly
offered their valuable aid for this occasion.
An Orchestra of FoRTY-FIgE MUSICIANS has been en-
gagged
The Programme win consist Of
PART FIRST
Instrumental and Vocal Selections Of Classic and Sacred
Music.
PART SECOND
Rcssinfs SrABAT MATER, empete with full Orchestra