New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-13
ANICSENENTS.
st. Charles Theatre.

This evening will be presented, at the st.
Charles Theatre, the brilliant comedy OF the
knight Of Arva." One night during the
present week, the Grand Duke Alexis and
his suite will, by invitation, visit the st.
Charles Theatre, to witness the ilnpersona-
lions of the charming Lolita. Mr.. Brooks
Carnes, young gentleman of seventeen
wears, a native of Texas and graduate of
a New Orleans high school, has been study
ing some time for the stage, and will make
his debut at the st. Charles Theatre as
Pythias, in the drama OF Damon and
Pythias" Mr.. Carnes is confident that this
experiment " Ill be a success, and he seems
to possess the requisite talent, ability and
pluck to win a success. We shall watch
his progress.
Varieties Theatre.
Mr. Edwin Adams played Eaoch Arfien
last night TO a splendid audience, who were
much gratifed with all the representations.
Mr. Adams viii appear in "Enoch Arden
at the matinee tomorrow. Next Friday
evening, in compliment to Mr.. Edwin
Adams, that accomplished and popular act
ress, Miss Isabel Freeman, has volunteered
to appear as Lddy Tea-le in Sheridan $
comedy of the school for Scandal Mr..
Adams will take the role of Chaftts Suftdce.
Academy of Music.
In Difference to the mandate Of the Car
nival King. and in order that the members
of Miss Lydia Thompson's company and
the attaches of the Academy of Music may
have an opportunity OF witnessing the cele-
| bration Of Mardi Gras day and evening,
there will be no performance this evening
| at that theatre. To morrow evening the
| Lydia Thompson company will dispense
| happiness in the burlesques of ''Lurline"
| and "Sinbad." As this is positively the
last week of Miss Thompson and her com
panv, and the rush to obtain seats will be
| tremendous, we advise our friends to 60 to
the box early 10 morrow morning, and get
| their favorite numbers.
| The Opera House.
Grand matinee 10 day at twelve O'CLOCK
| precisely, wien the opera OF La Dame
| blanche will be produced. Doors open at
eleven o'clock. The performance will close
before the three o'clock march from Cana!
| street. Tomorrow evening, for the Tues
cretia Borgi4'
Washington Square.
Dan Rice, with his Paris Pavilion Circus,
has been winning laurels wherever his
popular company has performed. But IN
| Washington square he is also winning
! something more substantial. for not only Is
every seat taken. but every inch OF stand
ing room is occupied. Matinee at twelve
| o'clock. The entertainment Will close IN
ample season to witness the grand three
o'clock demonstration on Canal street.
Circus performance this evening at the
usual time. Tomorrow matinee and even
ing performance IN Congo square.
Odd Fellows Hall.
Next Monday evening Mr.. Theodore
Thomas, with his concert organization, con
sisting OF sixty performers, will give the
first of a series of six musical entertain
ments. We have already mentioned the
various instruments of the concert organ
ization, but now repeat them: Twenty VIC
Inns, led by Mr.. b. Listemann; five violas
one corno Anglais, four yioloncellos, two
clarionettes. four double BASES, two bas
soons, one harp, four French horns. one
piccolo, two trumpets, two flutes, three
trombones, two oboes, one tuba, kettle
drums. side drums, bass drums. etc. Mile
Krebs, who ranks among the great pianists
of the world, will also appear at these con
certs. Her power of memory is said to be
very remarkable, as she plays all the vel
known concertos by the great masters
the figures by Bach, the bravura pieces by
List, Rubenstein, etc, and all the etfusions
by Chopin and Schumann-trom memory
The sale of seats will commence tomorrow
| at GrIneWald's music store