New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy of Music.

ACADEMY Oh MuS1Cs
This evening the Lydia Thompson COM
pany will produce once more the burles4ue
success of the season, entitled "Blue
Beard" introducing the song and chorus
His Heart was True to Poll, and the duet
eff Ever l Cease to Love-" together with
the great scene from Bret Harte's "heatnen
Chinee" As the engagement of the LYDIA
Thompson troupe closes this week, we suS
gest to all who want to see "Blue Beard
that it will be wise to secure seats early 10,
day. Tomorrow evening, double bill and
fare well benefit of Miss Lydia Thompson.
Varieties Theatre.
This evening is the last night but two of
| Mr.. Edwin Adams, who will appear in his
| great character Of Ned Macde,n,Ot in John
Brougham's great drama entitled "Red
| Light, or the Signal of Danger" Mr..
| George Clarke will appear as Paul May',ard,
| and Mr. Stuart Robson as JehoSaphdt Star
| key RED Light" has been 50 often put on
| the New Orleans stage that we need say
| nothing of it at this time. Tomorrow eve
| ming, farewell benefit of Mr. Edwin Adams,
when Miss Isabel Freeman will appear as a
| volunteer, and play Lazy Iea-le, III the
sSchool for Scandal" to the Charles Sur-
| face of Mr.. Adams.
St. Charles Theatre.
The engagement of Lolita is closing. She
was announced to be in Memphis this week,
| but the temptation to be hOnored by the
| Grand Duke Alexis, as she was honored
| last night, could not be avoided, and hence
| her prolonged stay in New Orleans. The
| public would like it if she could stay here
| permanently and give her peculiar imper-
| sonatons all the year round. There is no
| body on the stage like Lolita, though every
body likes her. When she goes hence men
! will say: Though lost to sight, to memory
dear Go to the st. Charles Theatre this
| evening and see what Lolita plays Next
| Sunday evening the juvenile Coleman pro-
digies.
The Opera House.
This evening the grand opera of
"L'Africaine,' in five acts. Tomorrow
evening, "ROmeo and Juliette."
Annunciatisn Square.
The Paris Pavilion Circus of Mr.. Dan
Rice has had a rich streak of good luck
down town in Washington square and
Congo square, and to-day and tomorrow
the capacity of Annunciation square will
be fully tested. Matinee to day at twelve
o'clock. and perform ance this evening at
the usual hour. Do not fail to visit the
circus, and admire the acrObrats. gymnasts,
equestrian and trapeze performers in their
skillful feats.
Odd Fellows, Hall.
Next Monday evening will be inaugurated
the first of the series of concerts by the
famous Theodore Thomas concert organi-
cation of sixty performers This will be
followed by concerts at the same place on
the following Tuesday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings and Saturday morning.
and at the National Theatre on Thursday
and Saturday evenings of this week. Re-
served seats may be obtained at Louis
Grunewald's music store, where pro-
grammes of the concerts can be obtained.
The press mentions the Theodore Thomas
concerts in terms of the highest praise and
as among the artists are Miss Marie Krebs,
the young and brilliant pianist, Mr.. Ber-
nard Listemann, violinist, and Mr.. Louis
Schrieber, cornet-a-piston player, our citi-
zens will derive great pleasure in hearing
the music they create.