New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
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benefit Of Mons. Thery, baritone. 10
morrow evening, the opera Of Romeo and
Juliotte."
st., CHARLES Theatre.
This evening and tomorrow evening, La
Rue's Carnival Minstrels in new and novel
programmes, to crafty all tastes. The
s'Shuo Flyn dance and song is finely exc
cuted. The delineations are all excellent,
and the burlesque, while 1t pleases, has
nothing TO offend even the most Iastldlous.
Mr.. Talbot will shoot an orange across tn
stage with pistol ball, IN the same manner
rs William Tell fired at an apple on the head
of his darling son. Only this time the wife
will bear the target Oh her head.
Varieties Theatre.
The reguIer season of the Varieties Theatre
having closed, the present week will be sig
nalized by benefits. First on the list comes
that Of Johnnie Commit, the polite, afable
and popular treasurer of the Varieties, who
takes benefit tomorrow evening. OF
course there will be no vacant seats. the
Love Chase.n !'Irish Emigrant" and the
Jockey Club" will all be given on this
great occasion. Next comes, Tuesday eyea-
Ing, benefit rendered to Mr.. J. GObay BY the
Orleans Dramatic Relief Association, who,
in conjunction with Bella Pateman, Kate
O'Neil, Carrie Jamison, Annie Vaughn, Miss
the Shakespeare Club, have kindly volun-
TERED and will appear i'll Shakespeares
Orchard Ill"
Wednesday evening grand extra night.
and final dramatic performance OF the sea-
son, for the farewell testimonial rendered
TO Mr.. ". r. Floyd, previous to his retire
ment from the management, by members
Of 'La Variete Club" in conjunction with
many prominent citizens Of New Orleans.
Boucicault's standard comedy OF "West
End; or, the Irish Reiress," with the farce
of Urging it On" will constitute the eve
nlpg's entertainment.
Academy OF Music.
This evening is the last appearance OF
Rose and Harry Watkins at the Academy,
when will be presented tie new, inter-
esting and exciting romance of the familiar
ballad heroine, "Norah O'Neil, OR True to
the Last" with Rose Watkins as N0rdh
O'NaN and Lady O'HdHOrdn, and Harry
Watkins as Ioney Burke. Tomorrow even
ing William Horace Lingard. the great, in
imitable, musical genius, author and COM
poser, together with the charming come
dieDne, Alice Dunning Lingard, and their
entire company, from the Grand Opera
House, New York. The comedy Of "Nayal
Eu gagements' will commence the perform
ance, and the screaming farce OF Little
Toddlekins" viii close it.
During the evening Mr. Lingard will ap-
pear in the following sketches, written, CON-
posed and given by him over three thousand
times in Europe and America:
Captain Jiuks, The Young Widow Dutch
Onion Vender, The Gal Mosque Bal, Old
Muddeebrain, with speech, Walking Down
Broadway, Par Excellence.
Picture Frame Sketches The Millionaire,
The Archaeology Man, The Jolly Man, The
Lady Killer, Indignant Mother.in-laW.
Statue S0ngS.-Louis Napoleon, Bonaparte
First, Horace Greeley, Il. F. Butler, Presi-
dent Grant, Robert E. Lee.
Paris Circus Pavilion.
Grand performance this evening,
when to the stars already gIittering
there will be added the celebrated
clown, Abbott, of the Fox psntomime COM
pany, one of the best artists of his line in the
country. the graceful swinging trapeze
performer, Mile Turnour, the little Queen
of the Air, will startle the audience by the
daring of her exploits. The equestrianism
is dashing, the gymnastics are astonishing,
and the whole performances combined make
the best exhibition of the kind ever wit
messed in New Orleans. Then. too, the
building is so spacious, airy. and cool these
warm evenings that it is luxury to sit
there and look at the contented audience.
Another performance tomorrow evening.