The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-03
AMUsEMENTS.

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- ADJUSTMENTS.
| Sr.CHAKLEs THEArER-sTo CHARLES s.,
| ONLY FEW NIGHTS MORE
PET AND FAyoRfrE mo OF All, prop,p
LoTTA: LOTTA. L0TTA!
She win appear this
Wednssday and Thursday Evenings.
February snd4
John s6s oeBfs II the eIsas
'Ahs' 10 commence with fsvOrte Farce.
The Annual MARDI-GRAs BALL will be given on
Re.snpss nsssts ss Proposals for Saloon and
VARIETIES THEArEn.
EXTRA CARD
Friday Evening, Feb. 5. 1850,
FAREWELL BENEFIT AND LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
MIR. #. 8. CHAyFRAU,
When he wiz appear in two Of famous Impersoua-
portIays Of Two Opposite Fxtremes Of Charaeerbe Eng
lish NObeman, LoRD RosLYN, better knOwn as
sam,
And by special requesD Natures NobIeman,
Nose,
An American Fireman.
NEW OPERA HoUsE-BoURBoN srRKEr
Thursday, February 4.
BENEFIT OF MONS. VAN HUFFLBN-First night this
season of heyerbeer's Grand Opera, in acts.
THE HUGUENoTs.
For particulars, programmes.
Doors open at O'Clock. Performance cOmmsnces att.
A academy OF MUaIC-sT. CHARLES ST.
And Every Evening curing the Week and Saturday Noon
INAUGURATION OF THE PANToMIMEi SEASON,
With for the first time in this city Mr. G. L. FOxs Original
Spectacular Ballet PsntOmime, entitled
HUMPTY DUMPTY!
Vow in its year of uninterrupted the
Olympic Theater, New York, promises to maintain Its
merry sup emscy popular for nlehniLs Pc
Rod Every of this talented PantOime Troupe sp
pears this city for the first time and in conjunction with the
Academy Spectacular Combination form the largest OF
Dramatic Pantomiic and TerpscehoreanIAr
gresated together.
The great Hun orst and Pantommist TONY DENIER ap-
pears as HUMPTY DUMPrY and CLOWN, role in which
he has equal.
Mr. HARRY LESLIE the wsrd renowned Hero Of Niagara
as HARLEQUIN.
Mr.. JOSEPH NJ. SLOAN as PANTALOoN.
Mile AURIOLE COLUMBINE.
presents the folo wing distinguished artists:
Mile TERESA ANToNINO;
Mile ANNETTE GALLETT;
Mile CERRIBELLI;
Mons ST. oDY;
The renowned Natre de Ballet. Mons CARDELLl,
Mons sLOLLOSsY;
Mile ALEXANDRIA,;
Mile BELIlSEI.
Nile sHERI,
The graceful and accomplished Skater. Mr.. ALFRED
MOE.
Miss JENNIE ESGEL with Songs as BURLEsQUE.
Miss KATE QUINroN FICTIos.
Other characters represented by the Artists Of the two Star
Corbinatiens.
and Beautiful Scenery from the master hand Of the
distinguished 81 gsh artist, Mr. JOS PIGGoTT.
Local Scene by Mr.. ]. HART-RealiEstOn Of the Bill
Posters Drean-0n which viii be displayed the advertise
Of the most prominent business houses Of the city
The great Spectacle produced dlrsc
ion ard supervision of Mr.. TONY DENIER, the great
PautOmimist
New Nc. Gs'i F.assi.rn.li.;
Calcium and Electrical Lights;
Complicated Machinery;
Properties and Elegant Costumes.
Box Office open from n 10 4P Doors open st night
81 O'Clock; Matinee II o'clock Performance
msnees , a. I1s; a, Matpse 81 IL 49,,
Seats can be secured advance ior any night during the
VARIETIES THEATER.
LAsrwEEK OF The SUCCESSFUL ENGAGEMENT OF
n. =. CHANFKAU
Positive and ndubitabe Of the great Bouccaulsa
Sensation, entitled TIE
LONG STRIKE,
Which will be repeated
Monday and Tuesdny Evenings, February
4 and =, 1899.
it'll s fine Scenery superior acting and peculiar effects
ding the wonderfully heke Telegraph Scene the most
perfec reals ic Sensation Of the Age.
The will comprise:
?. s. CHAhFRkI asS................... hONEFPE
w n. Floyd. as the Irish SaOr JOHNNY Reilly
W Sheridan as.-.................-..J ern Starkie
Miss Josie Orton g.: y Ane LearByd
And the entire Company.
LrcEUM HALL.
MPLIMEN AIRY CONCERT,
rendered BY the
Central Hancock Club
TO Mr.. LEO WHEAT AND MR.. FARMER,
"wednesday Evening. February 3, 1859,
Assisted by Nine. BURGEoIs CARLO PATTI and the
MENDELssoHN QUARTETTE CLUB.
Tickets 81 to be Rad at the Hancock Club Rooms; A.
Blsckmar's and all the Book Stores.