New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-07
GREEN ROOM GOSSIP.

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Lammermoor' will be sung at the Opera
House tonight. Ofenbach's opera boutfe,
''Barbe Bleue," is announced for Monday
evening
Miss Alice Harrison makes her last ap-
pearance at the Academy of Music tonight.
Monday evening Miss Katie Putnam and
her comedy company commence an engage
ment, With the 'Old Curiosity Shop
Mr.. j. s. Delaney, the low comedian, will
take his first benefit at the St. Charles
Theatre tonight. On Monday evening Mrs.
D. P. Bowers and Mr.. j. C. McCuilom will
appear.
Mr.. James A. Collier was lately married
to Miss Charlotte A. Cave. OF the Union
Square Theatre, New York The iadv died
the Saturday following, only two davs after
their marriage.
Edwin Booth has sold his theatre to Mr.
Clark Bell.
Miss Kate Smith, Marks daughter. will
make her Italian debut as Gilda, in ..Rigo-
letto.' The bills will call her Caterins
Merco, prima donna.
Tony Pastor is building an opera house
in Chicago.
Mrs. F. M. Cooley, known as Miss Alice
Kingsbury, will return to the stage. She is
shortly to appear at DeBer's Opera House,
in St. Louis.
The Lydia Thompson troupe are at the
Academy of Music, Chicago, and Lotta il
at McVicker's Theatre, in the same city.
Miss Lydia Thompson announces that the
present is her last season in America, ode
cided and positive"
Mr.. Oliver Doud Byron concluded his en-.
gagement at the Arch Street, Theatre. in
Philadelphia, last night. He will be follow.
ed by Mr. Dominick Murray.
Mr.. Frank Mayo is at Woods Museum,
and Miss Clara Morris is acting at the Wal
nut Street Theatre, in the Geneva Cross =
Miss Augusta L. Dargon has recovered
her health and will act in Philadelphia dur
ing the coming week.
Miss Maggie Mitchell is playing Fancaon
at the New National Theatre, in Washing
ington. Mr.. A. E. Sheridan is a member of
the company.
Mr.. Sothern commences an engagement
at the Olympic Theatre, st. Louis, to-mor-
row evening. -g.| .,st s...
Mrs. Mary c. Duff, once celebrated ac-
tress, is inquired for BY friends in New
York. She is supposed to be dead. MANY
years ago she married Mr. j. G.. Seevir. a
lawyer and retired from the stage in this
city.
Mr.. Lewis Morrison and Miss Rose Wood.
formerly Of the old Varieties Theatre. have
become great favorites in California, and
contemplate starring tour.
Miss Alice Harrison, supported bv the
members of our Academy of Music com
pany. will play in Mobile during the coming
week.
Mr.. Joseph Murphy commences an en-
gagement in Galveston, Texas, on Tuesday
evening next.
Bidwell & McDonough's BLACK Crook"
combination are in Savannah, Georgia. The
party will appear at the Academy of Music
here, on the twenty-second instant.
Little Nell, the California Diamond, is
playing in Baltimore. She will appear at
the st. Charles Theatre in this city, imme-
diately following the engagement of Mrs.
Bowers.
Lawrence Barrett has been playing Cas-
sius for the citizens of Louisville.
Edwin Adams is doing E,aoch Arden at
the Olympic Theatre in New York, and
John E. Owens is at Woods Museum. Miss
Louise Hawthorne is member of the COM
pany at the last named theatre.
Miss Charlotte Cushman commences an
engagement at the Boston Theatre to-mor-
row evening, following Fechter, the unap-
preciated.
Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth, the author
ess Of the novel, ''The Hidden Hand" has
been to see Little Nell play Capitola, in
and praises her acting.