New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03

Opcra House.


This evening, lies Bibelots du Diable,'
II Sunday prices. Tomorrow evening"
beue6t of Mr.. Depassio, and Donizetti's
opera of "La Favorite." Tuesday evening,
the opera Of "La Traviata."
Academy of Music.
This evening "Oliver Twist " andMiss Lu-
ellie Western as Nancy Sykes, supported by
MR.. A. Herne. To morrow evening, ther
nowned Partisan sensation of "Frou Frou,"
which has been attended BY full houses wher-
ever it has been presented in this country,
and of which Miss Western has the exclusive
right in New Orleans. We shall be greatly
disappointed if it does not prove highly
successful play at the Academy.
St. CAariex Theatre.
The great.European celebrity, Mile. Gui'
seppina Morlacchi. the queen of the ballet,
makes her appearance again this evening at
the st. Charles, together with the rest OF
the famous and popular Morlacchl troupe
ssUndine." with its magnificent scenery,
Grand transformation scenes, and the favor
tie Marie BOniface in the character OF IdeJ,
q merry nymph. This evening and to-mor-
row evening new and enchanting spectac-
ular play, and entire changes in the ballet.
Varieties Theatre.
The historical play of Nell Gwynne,' was
presented last evening at the Varieties, with
the sparkling, mischievous. coquetlsh Net!
aarynne personated by Miss Charlotte
Thompson. See announcement Tor to'mor'
row evenings performance.
Oriental Menagerie and Circus
The mammoth oriental review of Colonel
Ames' Circus and Mensgerie will take place
next Tuesday. The procession will move
from rivoli Circle at ten o'clock, and will
extend over a mile. This will be one OF the
most attractive exhibitions of the kind ever
given in the United States.
Kentncsy versus Louisiana.
This afternoon at one O'Clock, the new
hall, corner of Common and Rampant
streets. will be dedicated by a real old
fashioned bird fight, when Louisiana will
be pitted against Kentucky for $3.50 side,
each battle. The sport will be continued
three days at the same hour.
Odd Fellows Hall.
The first grand masqerade and fancy dress
ball, by order of the Knights of Pythias, for
the benefit of their relief fund, will be given
at Odd Fellows Hail Easter Monday even.
ing, the eighteenth instant. See advertise
ment for details.
Oakland Course.
On Sunday and Monday, May first ant
second, the Turner Association OF New Or
leans will give their annual grand May-day
festival. Particulars hereafter.
The Frankie Family.
The farewell concert of the Frankie family
was moderately we'll attended last evening
as the Duetsche Company Hall. What tn
audience lacked in numbers they made u
in the most unmistakable admirs
tion for the violin and piano per
formances of these youthful artists
An the Frankie children were born i
this city, and their ages range from MS, 81
to fourteen. There are three girls, Selms
Rachel and Jeanette, and two boys, Sal
and Nahan. Their music was all instru
mental and all good, but the closing piece
variations for four violins. God save 10
Queen arranged by Sam Franko-was tn
browning glory of the concert. The violll
lists in this piece were Nahan, Rachel. sar
and Jeanette, and they we're accompame
by Selma, on the piano. The two boys, Sal
and Nahan, will leave to-day for Europe, I
continue their musical education.