New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-01
AMUAEM EATS.



The Lingard again this evening in his
pleasing representations OF noted and no
torous characters, and IN the hvellest
comedy. We know the house Will be full,
without ure ing our readers TO go there, out
still, we would advise those who seek
pleasant evenings entertainment to go to
the Academy, Tomorrow evening the
great musical Extravaganza OF Pluto, or
the Magic Lyre," rewritten and entirely re-
constructed by William Horace LiDgard,
and pronounced by the press and the public
to be the very best production OF the kind
ever witnessed. Remember that the charm
ing actress, Alice Cunning Lingard. will ap-
pear, together with the entire burles1ue
company. Twenty-four of the very latest
choice airs of the greatest French and
English masters, and an orchestra increased
in numbers. The beautiful comedietta of
Captain of the Watch in addition to
other good things.
st. Charles Theatre.
La Rue's Ministries closed last night, and
the theatrical season closed with them.
This evening, complimentary penef: to Mr..
James Mace, previous to the great contes.
for the championship of Ameri ca, on which
occasion he will appear in the manly art Of
self-defense, with the renowned athlete. Mr..
John c. Heenan. He will also be assisted
by his cousin, Mr.. Harry Slide, from the
Royal Gymnasium LONDON, Mr.. James Gu
sack and q celebrated amateur of this city
The lovers of sport will all be sure 80 attend.
Opera House.
This evening, first night OF the new
comedy of "Frou Frou." Sunday prices as
usual. Tomorrow evening, las. night but
one of the season, and benefit of Mile. AR.
nal. when Meyerbeer's grand opera OF
'L'Africaine" will be produced. Tuesday
evening, last night of the season, and Yer
dis grand opera of "Rigoletto."
Paris Circus Pavilion.
We do admire that noble animal, the
horse, and especially beautiful horse, such
IS grace the arena at the Paris Circus Pa
vilion, corner of Canal and Where streets.
The circus will continue another week only,
with a splendid new programme, Immensely
popular, and which will be found replete
with brilliant novelties, animated scenes in
the circle-equestrlan gymnastic, acrobatic
and pantomimic. New artists in new acts;
sensational ariel gymnastics; the largest
and most popular equestrian corps IN the
country.
Tuesday evening, benefit OF Mrs. c. w.
Moves, the dashing eQuestrienne. and a
| splendid bill in preparation. Thursday
evening, benefit of Master Wood Cook, the
| unrivalled boy rider. Do not forget the
circus this evening and to. morrow evening,
and especially remember the beautiful
graceful and charming gymnsst, Millit
Turnour. First time tomorrow evening o!
| the ''Sprites of the Silver Shower" Grea'
| hurdle act, and the grand tournament O.
the 4Field of the Cloth of Gold.'
Oakland Course.
Grand Turner May Festival 6. the Oak
land Course and Riding Park, near the Hall
Way House to-day and tomorrow, and a
great variety of entertainments, as will be
seen by the programme. The procession
| will march at halt-pas! eight from the Tur
ner Hall in the order named, and through
Lafayette street to Baronne, Baronne 70
| Povdras, Poydras to St. Charles. st. Charles
| TO Julia. Julia to Camp, Camp 20 Canal, Ca
nal 10 Chartres. Cbartres to st. Louis, 81
Louis to Royal, Royal TO Canal. and Cana
| to the Oakland Race Course. The festva
| will close Monday evening with a brilliant
| pyrotechnc display.