New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-27

Odd Fellows Hall.

The grand vocal and instrumental beneht
concert rendered to Senorita Josehna FLO
memo the most celebrated and charming
pianist and violonist in this country, will be
given this evening at Odd Fellows Hell. Ii
merit is properly appreciated, we Ano"
there viii De q full attendance on TINS Occa-
sion, and that the benefit will be so suoStan-
tial that the accomplished artistic VIII re-
member New Orleans with unalioyed Sratl-
tuie. she will be assisted by the oest
musical talent at command, and the pro-
gramme embraces many gems OF the musical
art Tickets one dollar only. to be nad az
Grunewaid's, Blackmars and La haCAe9
music stores.
Varieties Theatre.
This evening AT the Varieties Theatre the
final dramatic performance OF the season.
viii constitute the farewell Testimonial 10
Mr. W. r. Floyd, rendered by mem oers OF
"La Variete Club, and prominent citlzeLb
of New Orleans. Miss Alice Grey, the
charming aud favorite artistic, has voiun-
teered her services for tire occasion. Bou.
cicaut's comedy of the " Irish He!ress,"
with the laugha5le atterpleCe OF the Steeple
Chase. will be presented for the entertain
ment of as many of Mr.. FlOyd's numerous
friends as the Varieties Will hod.
St. Charles lhenIrs.
LaRue's Carnival Minstreis still hold the
boards at the st. Charles Theatre, and they
contribute nightly to the entertainment. Il
great numbers of the visitors to the Crescent
Civ. together with the regular habltue5 OF
| the Cd Drury. There Is an originality
| about the performances OF these mlnstreiS
| that always pres ts something new ana pc
| culiarly attractive. Go ana see them, Mr..
| Gleason, the treasurer, Will welcome you
cordially at the box office.
Academy of Music.
William Horace Lingard has achieved q
triumph, but not unaided, for Alice Dun
| ning-Lingard, the charming comedienne,
! contribut materially to bring about the
! grand result of crowded houses and de
| lighted audiences. This evenlnf the enter
| ,ainment will commence with the play OF
"Deligate Ground with Alice Dunning as
| Pauline, and will conclude with the laugh
able farce of q" Who Speaks Frst?" when
| Alice banning will take the role OF Mrs.
| M5litdnr During the evening Lingard will
appear in nearly twenty character sketches'
Paris Circus Pavilion.
Matinee to day at twelve o'clock, and
grand performance this evening. The pro
gramme is entirely changed and the per
formers appear in all new acts. Half price
only at the matinee. The Queen OF the air
the beautiful and graceful Mile Turuour
will not only perform her perilous feats or
the swinging trapeze, but she will exhiol
herself in equestrianism. New clowns, new
riders, new gymnastic performers, anc
everything new about the circus but the
time ,honored name of the Crescent City.
Opera House.
Tomorrow evening, benefit OF Mile. Du-
puv. and the first time this season of Flo
tow's grand opera of "Martha." Frida.
evening, benefit of Mr.. H. Ducatel. and Yer
dis grand opera of The Trovatore.' Sat
urday at twelve o'clock, matinee and bench
of Mr.. Geng, lie adler of the orchestra.
Piano. leading Matinee.
Next Saturday at twelve O'Clock Protes5o
: Rodolfo Sipp will give a classical piano
reading matinee at Professor Vegas acade
my. No. l3S Clio street, one door from Pry
, tania. The object is to render these musica
| conferences as instructive aud as interest
ing as the Shakespearian readings or tn
lectures of Charles Dickens have proved t
be. Tickets two dollars, 10 be had at IN
music stores.