New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
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VARIETIES THEATRE.
LAWRENCE BARRETT. Lessee and Manager
LORRAINE ROGERS ...........' Business Manager
Monday Evening, May 6, and Every
Evening,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES,
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON
EILEEN OGE;
OR,
DARK'S THE HOUR BEFORE THE DAWN
ACT FIRST-Scene frst-The Hawthorns. Black
Abbey Church and HOLY Cross Hill. somewhere IN
the county Of Limerick, near the OSnSs % Ii
Shannon. Scene secOnd-MCLean, the Mluuleulau 3
Office. Scene thiid-The HaWthOTns. - o.,
Act SecOnd-Sceue irst-The parlorln MoTihrty ; ;
house The Revealment Scene second-Plot 10
drive Eileen into the tolls. Scene thlrd-lHe nay
field haymakers run. scrlmmage' Iuo'ioH
ACT THIRD-Scene second-Return of the exile
Scene third-InteriOr of the hauntt Mill. Inc
victim Intense excitement and en- unexpected
ACT FoUR-scene frst-The Hawthorns Darks
the hour before the dawn. Delay. unexpected
guest and happy denoumenL
In active preparation the great romantic and
SEA OF ICE.
Agarita Charlotte Thompson
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or. CHARLES THEATRE.
BEN DEBAR. Proprietor and Manager.
LAST WEEK, LAST WEEK,
OF the great 'rignal
MARTINETTI-RAvEL P4NTOMIAIE TROUPE
OF FRENCH ARTISTS.
Sunday and M Onday Evenings, May and q
HUNGARIAN RENDEZVOUS.
New ana Beautiful Olo,
BATTLE LEAP
ON THE THREE FLYING TRAPEzE.
Second edition of
PAT.A-CAKE.
New Tricks, new Transformations, with other
In active preparation,
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OPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE.
Sunday, May 5, 1872,
Last time of Verdis grand opeT , in five acts,
LIE BAL MASQUE.
MONDAY, May 81 en- fit of Mr.. Perie-''RoLAED
A RONCkVAUX"
Doors open at seven 0 clock; performance to com
mence at half-past seven. myo IL
VARIETIES THEATRE.
THE SENSATION OF THE SEASON.
Monday, May 6,
And every night and matinee until further notice,
the spectacular Irish drama, il four acts
and five tableaus, entitled
EILEEN OGE,
Dark's the Hour Before Dawn,
Which has been the greatest success of the pres
in Eay 1a1a
and other large cities; now produced at the above
theatre after MONTHS OF ELABORATE PREPARA-
TIOE with entirely new and beautiful scenery
by MT Joseph Piggott, and the most careful atten-
ton to detail, with
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON
As the heroine, supported by an unequaled cast.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Sunday, May ), 1872,
LAST NIGHT OF PANTeMINE,
And positively last appearance of HERNANDEZ
and the original Young America Of the Ravel
Family.
An immense hill in prera-atiOn. my5
A CADENIY OF MUSIC.
D. BIDWELL. Proprietor and Manager
Monday Evening, May 8, 1872,
Until further notice and
URDAY MATIN
The Grand Romantic Musical, Spectacular and
PantOmimic Drama entitled
MASSANIELLO:
OR, THE DUMB GIRL OF GENOA.
MLLE. MARIE BONFANTI,
The beautiful and artistic actress and danseuse,
will make her first appearance in America in
pantOmimiC drama as FBNELLA, The DUMB
GIRL, as re resented by her over one hundred
consecutive nights at the San Carlos Theatre,
Naples.
The piece presents the full strength of the Acade
my's Mammoth Dramatic and Speciality Organ
izatOu. aud abound in new and beautiful
scenery music, grand ballet, dramatic and
speetacular fleets, full chorus, tableAuI, and
exciting situations.
Concluding WITH a thrilling view of the
GREAT ERUPTION OF VkSUVIUS
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VARIETIES THEATRE.
LOUIS mAhlU dLa5eIs
A q CAMBRIDC3F ............. Business Manager,