New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy of Music.


The new sensational drama of ''Schnei
der, or Dot House Won de Rhine" continues
to draw veil at the Academy OF Music.
johnny Allen, the Dutch comedian, the
inimitable Little Mac and the beautiful and
accomplished Miss Alice Harrison being
prominent in the cast Monday evening
Mile. Aimee's French Opera Bouffe Troupe
will commence an engagement, and open
with the sparkling opera of La PerichOle."
Box sheets now open, and nearly half the
seats for the initial night are already taken.
Matinee to morrow at twelve o'clock.
st. Charles Theatre.
The Coleman children will take benefit
tonight, and will appear in the spirited
drama of the "Cross of Gold' and the new
comedy Of the ''Rising Generation. The
drum and fife and cornet and banj 10 solos
will be introduced. The only Coleman
children matinee tomorrow at twelve
o'clock. The eminent tragedian Mr. James
w. Wallack will make his DEBUT at the st.
Charles Theatre next Monday evening.
The Circus.
BIZ. Dan Rce's Paris Pavilion Circus
gives matinee performance to-day at
twelve O'Clock, at TIE corner OF Magazine
and First streets and at the same place
tits evening at the usual hour These en-
tertainmentS conclude the circus perform
ances in New Orleans, and tomorrow the
institution, and take the river towns by
storm.
Varieties Theatre.
Miss Fanny Davenport as Fanny Ten
Eych, supported by Mr.. George Clarke as
alfred AdrianSe, and Stuart Robson as
1empleton Jill, will appear this evening at
the Varieties Theatre in the drama of 'Di-
yorce." Matinee tomorrow at twelve
O'Clock.
Matinee performance tomorrow at twelve
o'clock.
Odd Fellows Hall.
The National Theatre was crowded last
night with listeners to the first concert there
by the Theodore Thomas orchestra of sixty
performers. Unrestrained admiration was
excited. and rounds OF applause were
elected, so successful We're the artists. The
fifth grand concert will b. given at Odd Eel
lows Hall this evening, with the following
excellent programme
Part First. Overture, "Euryanthe,"
Weber: Larghetto. Scherzo, symphony No.
|, in Il. Op. 30, Schumaln: Concerto. q
minor. Mendelssohn. Miss Marie Krebs and
orchestra; Romance, OPP 80 (solo for cor
nett, Beethoven, Mr.. Louis Schneider;
Vorspiel, Lohensrin,' Wagner.
Pat .SecOnd-Overture, Robespierre, y
LitolH; Schlummerlied, Buergel; Waltz,
Koenigslieder," Strauss: Polonaise, op. 80,
Beethoven; Ballet. - Refine de Saba" Gou-
nod: l. Les ,Juives: :. Les Sabennes: g.
Revere Arabe; t. Ensemble; 6. Nalse
Finale; Torchlight March, No. l, i'll y, iley
erheer, Miss Marie Krebs.
Grand matinee concert at Odd Fellows
Hall tomorrow at twelve o'clock concert
al National Theatre tomorrow evening, and
grand farewell concert at Varieties Theatre
Sunday evening. Reserved seats may BE-
secured at the music store of Louis Grune-
wald, No. I29 Canal street.
Blind Tom.
Next Monday evening the celebrated
prodigy of the age, and most marvellous
musical genius living, will begin a series of
six concerts at Odd Fellows Hall. He is
the great, incomprehenslble wonder Of the
nineteenth century, and no one should tali
to attend his entertainments.