New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MAY Is 1870.
AN UDEM ENT0.


This evening is the last night of the Der
ger Family Bell Ringers at the Academy Of
Music. and the last opportunity will then
be presented of seeing and hearing there
Sol Smith Russell, in his character vocaliza.
lions and facial mimicry. Tomorrow
| evening the famous Emerson Minstrels and
Brass Band, under the sole management OF
I the renowned Billy Emerson, assisted by a
large and talented company comprising the
very elite of the minstrel profession.
Paris Pavilion.
| This evening complimentary benefit to
Tom Allen, on which occasion Jem Mace
and himself will repeat, in friendly man
| ner, their great contest for the champion
ship. Prominent and well-known athletes
will assist. Tomorrow evening grand COM
planetary benefit to the Berger Family
Bell Ringers by the citizens OF New Orleans,
and positively their last appearance in this
city. 1t will be mammoth musical festi =
val, comprising all the artists OF this talent
ed organization, who will present a greater
variety OF vocal and Instrumental attraction
than was ever concentrated in any similar
entertainment in New Orleans. Secure seats
early. Canal street cars run every five min
utes.
odd Fellows Hail.
Next Tuesday evening, grand vocal and
Instrumental concert complimentary to
Senior Juan E. Salcedo. on which occasion
the following will be the programme:
PART FIRST.
|. Overture, (Semiramide), Rossiui, or
Chestra.
2. Tenor solo, ballad. A. B. Chase.
5. COrnet solo, ECHOES of my Country"
Salcedo. Senior Juan E. Salcedo.
4. The marvellous work from the Creation,
Haydn, soprano solo and chorus, Mrs. Ar
mold.
5. Violin solo, Grand Fantasia from Will
liam Tell, Alard, Senorita Josefna Flo
6. Baritone solo. 'Pre Peccatis," Stabat
Mater. Rossini, Mr.. Arnold. ..
7. Piano solo, wedding March," List,
Mr. Louis Meyer.
PART SECOND.
l. Overture, Fra DIavolo," Auber, Or
chestra.
2. cave Maria" Gounod Miss A. Aron, |
with accompaniment of violin. organ and |
piano, Messrs. Gnet. Seward and Grueling. |
}. Violoncello.. Swiss" Braun, MIR. H. |
Braun.
4. Contralto solo, "Romeo and Juliet"
Bellini, Mr.. G. Pearce.
5. Violin solo, LA Muette de Portici,"
4lard, Mr. Genet
6. Piano solo, Paraphrase de Concert"
rom Trovatore, Gottschak, Senorita j.
Filomeno.
7. Iniama.us, ''Staoat Mater Rossini.
lrs. Arnold, chorus, organ aud grand CT
hestra.
s. COrnet solo, "Leviathan Polka" Levy,
enor Juan E. Salcedo.
Tickets can be had at the music stores.
Third Pnrlor Concert
an 9-;o A., Ill |
hat Mr.. Chases' third parlor concert takes
lace tomorrow evening, for which occa-
ion he has secured the Odd Fellows Hall.
nd presents an unusually attractive pro.
ramme, in which the accomplished pianist,
liss Melanie May, with Mons. Ginet, vio-
mist, Senior Sacedo. cOronet soloist. Mrs.
A. Arnold, Miss Z. Pirolle, Mrs. W. II.
unn, Mr. Cas5ard, Mr. Chase and other
ocalists are to take part, under the direc.
on OF Professor Buquesnay, accomplish. :
q more delightful concerts are given in
ew Orleans than those under the manage. :
tent of Dir. Chase. fact which is literally
ldorsed by the brilliant and large audiences p,
As this is the last but one of the
cries OF Parlor Concerts, our readers should :
AXE note OF it, and apply at the music =
ores for seats during the day, or at the '
DOR in the evening. The programme will .
found II full IN another column. :
Extra ParlOr Concert.
Next Friday evening, extra parlor con-
rt at Odd Fellows Hall, for the benefit of 1
e Orphans Home, Seventh street, to be q
ven by Mr.. A. B Chase, assisted by artists
ID amateurs mentioned il the advertise
emit. Tickets may be had at the music
ores. s
Turner Nay Festival. -.
This viii be 2 great day for the German T
lrners, who will march in procession over Y
e route designated in the announcement in II
other column. At the Oakland course
d riding park they will have variety of 1
to-day and tomorrow,