New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-27
AMCsEM ENTS.
Opera House.

This evening, fifth night of the grand
Feerie piece, in three acts, "Les Bibelots
du Diable." and Sunday prices. Tomorrow
opera of "Romeo and Julette." Tuesday
evening, Lies Bibelots du Diable."
Varieties Theatre.
The English opera season closed last
night, and the Richings' Opera Company
have the satisfaction of retiring from
successful engagement here. Tomorrow
evening Miss Charlotte Thompson, whose
merits as an actress are known to most OF
our readers, will reappear at the Varieties,
after four years absence. Her initial role
will be Nell G,oynne in Tom Taylor's his.
torical drama OF Nell GWynne, or Court
and Stage" Tuesday evening, Camille"
st. Charles Theatre.
This evening is the last performance as
Fritz by Mr.. Joseph K. Emmett, and it is
also marked by an event that should fill the
house-the benefit of that sterling actress,
Miss Alice Gray who will appear as Katrina
in "Our Cousin German" and also as Capt.
tola in the popular drama OF the Hidden
Hand" Tomorrow evening. benefit of Mr..
Charles Pope. Tuesday evening, the re-
| nowned Morlacchi Ballet Troupe.
Academy of Music.
There is strange fascination in the "Sea
of Icen drama, ana especially in the char
acters taken by Miss Kate Reynolds, par
| ticularly her Ogdritd. Just as she is win
ming praises as an actress of peculiar powers,
her engagement closes. The public will re-
| gret with us that this, her last performance
| in New Orleans, Is this evening, when we
! hope to see her once more as Louise de Las
| cours and as Ogarita.
The FrankO Family.
! The Franko Family of violonists and
pianists give one more and farewell con-
cert, at the Deutsch Company Hall, next
| Saturday evening. Two of the children will
leave for Europe on the succeeding day.
and we hope they will carry with them the
pleasurable memory of q crowded house on
the occasion of their farewell to their native
city.
The fourth annual series of Parlor Con
certs, to be given monthly. will commence
at Odd Fellows Hail, next Wednesday even
ing, The programme for that occasion is al
follows:
Ouartette Canon-From the new Orato-
rio of Naaman first slime in this city,, Costa
Miss z. Pirolle, Mrs. W. H. Dunn, Mr. A. b
Chase and Mr.. A. Cassard.
| Grand Duo for two Pianos-MeudelssOhn
executed by Miss Me!anie May and Profes
sor r. Sipp.
Scena and Aria" LIE Moine," Meyerbesr
Professor Van Hutf1en.
Violin Solo-'Souvenir di Bellini," ArtOt
| Mons. J. Ginet.
Ouartette-" Now the Sun has mounte,
high" Kreutzer; Mendelssohn Quartette.
Song" Don't let the Roses Listen,
Balfe; MIR. A. B. Chase.
Piano Solo" Campanella," Liszt; Mis-
M. May.
Aria-"Romeo and Juliet" Gounod; Mrs
w. Fl. Dunn.
Romance-(Selected) Prof. Van Hufflen
Quartette-''Health to nv Fairest, HorI
Mendelssohn Quartette.
Ballad-"Don't be sorrowful, Darling,
Milard; Mr.. A. B. Chase.
Grand Duo for two Pianos-Sipp; Miss n
May and Professor r. Sipp.
Duo for two Bassos-From the Opera {
Don Pasquale, Donizetti; Professor Va
Hufflen and MIR. Cassard.
Violin Solo" First Concerto" De Berio
Mons. J. Ginet.
J Quartette From the Opera of Rigolettt
= Verdi; Miss Pirolle, Mrs. Dunn, Messr
Chase and Cassard.