New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-18
feat Grants denomination, all who are en-
gagged in the last movement will be obliged
to eat humble pie in large quantities before
the elactiOn
ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CI,ar!es Theatre.

st. Charles Theatre.
The Coleman children gave, for their in
itial entertainment last night, the new
drama of "Stolen by Gypsies and the
. are simply and purely charmingly excellent
performers, and youthful dramatic and
musical prodigies. The same bill this eve
ming.
Academy of Music.
The lydia Thompson Company closed a
four weeks engagement last night, during
which they had, when the weather would
justify people in going out to seek amuse-
ments, crowded houses. This evening the
popular Dutch comedian, Johnny Allen, the
inimitable Little Mac and the beautiful and
accomplished Miss Alice Harrison will APP
pear in the new sensational comic drama OF
:.Schpeider. or Dot House Won de Rhine
Monday evening, twenty sixth instant, the
initial performance of Aimee's French
Opera BOutfe Company, who will remain
here one week.
Varieties Theatre.
Tomorrow evening the brilliant come
dienne, Miss Fanny Davenport, from the
Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York, will com
mence short engagement, and make her
debut as Fanny Ten Eych, in Days great
success. divorce" MIR. George Clarke
will appear as Alfred AdrianSe, and Mr.
Stuart Robson as IempletOn. ''Dlvorce
will hold the boards during the week, and
as Miss Davenport's Fanny lie" EycH al
WAYS draws immensely, the management
NAV expect crowded houses!
Opera Housed
:bis eyening Romeo and Juliet, popu-
lar opera in five acts, will be produced. To
morrow evening, the opera oi Lucia I'll
Lammerm0Or.'
Mr.. Dan Rice's Paris Pavilion Circus will
give matinee and evening performance IN
Gretna to-day. Tomorrow matinee and
evening performance in Algiers. Tuesday
similar performance in Carrollton, ana
Wednesday closing performances IN Clay
square Yesterday the matinee perform
ance on Napoleon avenue. Sixth District,
was witnessed by the Grand Duke Alexis
and suite, Governor WarmOth, General
Gustav and ladies. Administrator Bonzano
and several 'other noted persons. The
platform was carpeted and provided with
chairs on that occasion, the Russian and
American flags being displayed on the walls
of the pavilion The Duke remarked on
entering the pavilion that he would stop but
few minutes, and yet he became SO much
interested in the performances that he re-
manned during the entire programme. He
was much interested in the trained horses.
The Duke requested the Nelson children to
be brought to the platform, which was done,
and they were the recipients of all imperial
pat Alexis said when he left that it was
the first arenic entertainment he had ever
visited where he had not been bored. This
shows the excellent sense of the Sixth Dis
trict citizens, who were present in great
numbers.
Odd Fellows Hail.
Tomorrow evening the first of Theodore
Thomas grand symphony and popular con-
certs will be given at Odd Fellows Hall.
There are nearly sixty instrumental per
formers, and his concerts have been numer-
ously attended and highly appreciated. The
programme for this evening is as follows:
PART FIRST
Overture, "Tannhaeuser." Wagner; Al
legretto. eighth symphony, Beethoven; coh-
ccrto symphoniGue, No. 4 OPP lO2. Titoltf -
Miss Marie krebs and orchestra; invitation
la danse, Weber Instrumentation by
Hector Berlioz); scherzo. march. Midsum-
nler Nights Dream, Mendelssohn.
PART SECOND.
Overture, William Tell" Rossini; trae-
umerei, Schumann; waltz. 'On the Beauti-
full Blue Danube" Strauss; tarantelle di
hravura, "Masaniello,' Lszt-Mss Marie
krebs. Duet. for flute and French horn,
TitI-Messrs. Weiner and Schmitz. Polka
mazurka, Lob der Frauen;' polka schneH,
"JoCus,' Strauss: overture, ''Mlgnon,' A
Thomas.
Reserved seats may be obtained at the
music store Of Mr. Louis Gruncwald. No.
l29 Canal street This will be one Of the
most charming series of concerts ever known
in New Orleans. and we are satisfied that
the musical taste Of our citizens will prompt
them to attend nunerouslv, G0tW.thstaud-
inc the attractions elsewhere.