New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
st. Charles Theatre.

The clustering winds and cool vearuel
last night deferred hundreds from going tt
the st. Charles Theatre. on The occasion %
the benefit OF Mr. John Collins. the cele
brated Irish comedian. Nevertheless, there
was q highly respectable if not large audi
ence. To-day at noon. last Collins matinee
when will be produced Born to Good
Lucll (" and "A Happy Man," during which
Mr.. Collins viii crafty the :.udience Wit:
some of his choicest songs. This evening
Rory O'More" and His Last Legs" To
morrow evening, benefit OF Mr. John W.
Norton. Monday evening, first appearance
of the great character comedian, Mr.. Joseph
h. Emlnet.
National Theatre.
To-day at twelve O'Clock will be the iirst.
last and only matinee by the Russian Con
cert Troupe, which includes Mr.. Alfred
Burnett, the great American humOrist, and
Miss Helen Nash, the popular dramatic and
poetic delincator. The performances Of this
concert troupe excite the highest degree OF
admiration, and were the merits of the
company fully known, the little National
would not have Il spare seat on the occa-
sion OF their entertainments. This evening
this superb troupe will give their farewell
performances, with the programme o. the
matinee slightly varied.
Academy Of Music.
To-day, at noon, will take place the last
Oates matinee, when the performance will
commence with the irresistible funny farce
Of the :" Little Rebel with Mrs. James A.
Oates as KITTY Tinks. This will be followed
by the comic opera OF Little Faust" a
musical comedy that has attracted large
audiences during the entire week. The
second act opens with grand Dutch Fair
scene, introducing Professor O'Reardon on
the tumbleronicon, the original Japs and
the CowbellOgians. The same bill this eve
ming. Tomorrow evening, last night of the
Oates Comic Opera Company, presenting
Little Faust" and the Fair One with
the Blonde Wig" Monday evening. return
of the Gaiete Comique Groupe OF Special
ties, reCrganized and enlarged.
The Fair Grounds.
Tomorrow there will be a grand festival
{, Cons'ave M m of 0s' s. W. ~ en Doors G 'e open "G az.
twelve o'clock Sports and dancing begin
at two o'clock. See advertisement for par
ticul;.rs.
Minerva Hall.
Or Friday evening of next week a com
plimcntar:T testimonial will he given 10 Miss
Melanie May. by her pupils, at Minerva
Hall. Clio street, near Prytania. Madame
Blache, soprano, Mr. a. Il. Chase. tenor. and
Mr.. A. Cassard. bassO, together with other
amateurs. will assist at this SOtiee muSicaie
See advertisement. Tickets may be had at
Blackmar's and Gresham's.
St. Nicholas Varieties
According to the advertisement of Mr.
Hewlett. most OF the great actors who lett
Paris by balloon express during the siege.
came 10 this city and were engaged by him
at the st. Nicholas. where there are per
fOrllancpS every evening"
Olympic Varieties.
Among the artists ut the Olympic Va
rieties are Miss Lulu Cullum, Miss Lille
Wilton, Billy Diamond, Miss Lot.ie War,
ren, George Sisson. Miss Jennie Wilton,
johnny Carroll. Maggie Lorraine. Johnny
Max, and Annie Gibbons. There is {. great
variety i'll the performances. which will
conclude with the oliginal French can-caH.