New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-21
AM UsEM ENIS.
Varieties Theatre.


The last week of the regular season is
love story OF the Lady of Lyod8," and
Shakespeare's comedy of katherine and
PetrUchiO." Tomorrow evening joint
benefit OF Mrs. Belle and Dir. Robert Pate
man.
Paris Circus Pavilion.
Grand matinee to-day at twelve o'clock al
half price. We have visited the Pavilion at
the corner Of Canal and Villere streets, and
find the statement to be literally correct
that the performers are all stars. and every
set is gem. The Queen of the Air, Mile
Vournoir, exhibits her wonderful and aston
ishing gymDastic performances, and there
are also in the company the most talented
AID accomplished equestrians, acrobats,
eouilibrists and clowns. Performance this
evening. Cars run to the Pavilion every
five minutes.
Opera House.
This evening benefit of Mr.. Ket!en; and
Gounod's grand opera of ''Faust." Matinee
Saturday a. twelve O'Clock and ties Bibe.
lots du Oiab,e." Saturday evening, al seven
o'clock, the opera of Romeo and Juliet
Academy Of Basic.
This evening, by especial request, the
beautiful play of 'Trodden Down, or Under
Two Flags" will be again presented at the
Academy, with Rose Watkins and Harry
Watkins in the leading characters. To-
morrow evening joint benefit OF Rose and
Harry Watkins, and the play of The Hid
den Hand,' together with the Southern
Minstrels. Saturday matinee, "Norah
O'Nei." and the Southern Minstrels. Sun
day evening, dramatic and minstrel enter
tainment. Monday night, the Lingard.
St. Cearlss Theatre.
This evening La Rue's Carnival Minstrels
will again appear at the St. Charles Theatre.
Among them are Ricardo, Reeves, Hamill,
Talbot and Rogers, all favorites of the pub
lie. The "Shoo Fly" as presented by them
exces any other way Of ''doirg" that popu.
lar song. Matinee, and fifty ana twenty
five cents prices, Saturday noon, with no
reserved seats.
The National Come.
The lovers Of the national game will bear
in mind that the first of series of games for
the championship, between the Southerns
(who now carry the ''whip,") and the
famous Lone Stsrs, will take place to-day on
the Louisiana Base Ball Park. The game
will commence at three O'Clock, sharp. The
CarrOlltOn HallfOau cars Will convey all VINO
wish to witness the game. to within three
squares Of the grounds. Ample accommo-
dations have been made for ladies', and seats
have been put up 10 seat 5000 people. As
much money has been invested on the re-
salt of the game, by the friends of both clubs,
we would advise all to witness this grand ex-
hioiticp of science and skill. The Star nine,
will be. Condor, pitcher; Tnebault, catcher;
Schwartz. first base; Andy Johnson, second
base: c. Young, third base; Mattoon, short
stop; Carson told reliaole), center field;
George Scott. left field, and W. F. Tracy,
right field. The Southern nine will be as
follows: J. j. Winn, pitcher; Donavan,
catcher; Hennessey, first base. Larkln,
second base, Hoffman, third base; keebe,
short stop; Chandler, right field; Fay, left
field, and Budjendorf, center field.
The famous Red Stockings leave Cincin-
natl to-day, and will arrive probably Satur-
day night and their first game Will be with
the Pelicans on Monday.
Odd Fellows Hall.
The entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall,
for the benefit of the Childrens Home Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, COM
menced last evening, and will continue to-
morrow, Friday and Saturday. We ac-
knowledge the courtesy of the ladies', and
especially Mrs. Phelps, in sending to our ed.
itorial rooms generous quantities of refresh
ments. We hope the fslr will be literally
patroniZed, and that the friends of the
Children's Home will be largely augmented
during its progress.