New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
AMCSEMENTS.
-. Charles Theafqee

2.see evening at thls theatre Was Geo-
tuced for the lIrst time in New Orleans, th.
drama of Bohemian life from the French Of
Henry Murgel. entitled '.Trench Women.
ia which Miss Ada Gray appeared as Mime.
the working glli OF Paris. Other Gharac.
se,. represented are the girS of sa!ety, tas
| poet. the luusiciaa eLr painter. aud the
philosOher, Boheln!aHs, LIVING 4.os. hand t.
mouth-a dinneS Today v.th no 1rospec.
for the morrow. The story Of The drama =
.nld in tive act. q. .icture.o tae Erss snow.
inc pleasure and eDhene1a! hsvpiues-. aS
artist. picnic, sa when s.he dialogue 10
sparkling am. witty. Yhe seeOn. picture
shows the HoheiIians ~ hDa G, anu y.lnnGs
one q. The little Yag!-iae sketch ci '.Aa.
! .ony and Cleopatra" The third picture i.
called the syranny y: wealth. Nae:ei:! ~.
millionaire p4ysuades is.e girl NiD,j 20 .sbaG-
don lis SeIat!ve. heg lover. tcr sia good. =
simil.e .eene occurs ss "CAlni!le Love !.
see"!in. :TiilMph makes sue irts:.ls picture.
and sh.. Gt,h ends With the death 9. .;fin5i
The drama 1s HY $50 means = one part OK
star circe: ali the characters are prominent
and elective. f!i-. Gray Ma.la Che saos.
possible -: the paYt eLa assumed. and gave
q :.athc> and tenderness 20 she character
peculiar Ca hey sty ie q. acting. Mss Minnie
Doyle was elegantly .os.Ui.e.t as Sine. Zee
FieV1v, and played the la.! $ OF fashion with
sta exec edin: skill :0r young actress. Mr..
). ;. Delaney had - eavi-ai l,.s:. ca.. IA
- ife.rt.0u. elle sHCs!cIsu. a..A sa.e j.
touches o; genuine hN,aos.
The play Of 'CamiI!c" VII; DE acted 20.
day tor IL. matinee, ard Il IL. evening"
Miss Gray vii. make he: :a.: appearance il
French Womea.'
Mr. Joseph MurDhy. !yi.h comedian and
character actor. arrived IN ,lis city yea.e,-
da: and Will play "a: the 81. Charles "a SU:!.
day eSeni0:, opening Il 'ie!:'.
The CHera.
Uo-ni-'.s Don:ze'ti's sra.d os,ees ''I.s
EiVoTI.r ~I.i 0.- 8e:aatt1. Nile. De9a in
appear;n: Ss L'"nora. NJ. De:"y"d ~ II.
ph.nse. *n.! ". GusyUI.r.: as E:SacUG. IL
Is rave thing :" :!u.; th.e" sIch superior
artists III one opera. Mile. benain. voice.
Is clear and strong. Whale characterized
by = sonc.cHs King. - ;s ces destitute ~
that vibrating TIL! fhac 80 often ruiz. the
Lle2HO soDranV
Nj Go".y who app are! iass ~eeS 10
be suffering from ii. Influences of our
climate. has recovered srll yUr. iie W..
ia tine voice LAS. Thursday night. and sang
with srea: s*ee'n-s. ana power. III. De.
vuyoG. who. az william IcN. achieved 50
marked a distraction here. well .U.'ains his
aIh pre.'g" AZ ilph"HS., oa Thursday
night h" va. twice cal'e! before 'he curtain.
To-day AZ coon. the first matinee OF the
season will he given. Hco.. 0reu az half
pas. eleven O'Clock. "Fr"G .rou." by ete
;U.. strength Of the dramatic troupe.
Academy OF ffusies
The 6UriesIue o! LUcret!a Ec:.!a. y. ~
VI. repeated -: the Academy las: ni..t. ia
which Miss Alice Harrison. acted Ieac,vG.
owing 10 III. Hines. o: Miss Elise Eol,
The ii.t. lady or".ei herself egua. 20 the
emergency. and more than satisfied the
al,i.enoe- she pleased ali. The child ~on
der. Minnie NadHe:n, WIS enthusiastically
received anu enccre,i in hey songs AID
dances. For che nat.uae So day the bur.
lssIue Of .Luc:riia E.rg,a' and the musical
farce "f Jenny Lima will be performed.
Same bill 20. evening. SIDIay nj sht tLi.e
pieces vii! De presented