New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-14

ADJUSTMENTS.
AcADEAy OF Music.
Farewell engagement ol
LYDIA THOMPsON.
Commencing
Monday, February >.
EVERY NIGHT and SATURDAY MATINEE. fe8
VARIETIES ..sALvINI.
Mr. MAURICE GRAU. .Lessee and Director
FAREWELL PERFORMANCES N NEW ORLEANS
iAs1ApPEARANCES IL THE UNITED STATES OF
eIGNOR rONMAsO SALvINf.
.ns ulustrious Italian .ragedian. snd the sc
knswledged greatest actor Of the age.
Mr. Maurice Grau respectfully Informs The pub
lie Of New Orleans that he has been unable to
postpone the engagement long since entered into
with the proprietOrs Of the Gran Te&tro Tacon,
Havana, for the appearance there OF Signor SAL
VIM, who, with his entire company OF distin-
gushed artists will embark for Havana on Friday
Of next week the twentieth instant. 1t is, there
fore with great regret that Mr.. Gran is compelled
to announce the farewell performances in New
Orleans and isst appearance in America OF the
world famed tragedian as follows
Friday Evening, February i3.
Shakespeare's Sublime
HAMLET.
sienor salvini in his great role 6ame:
Signora Piamonti ,....................Op .Ophelia
n. B.-Par.ies having purchased seats for the
performance of FRANCESCA DA RIMINI. on Friday,
can exchange their tickets for Mondays perform.
ancs, Or have % their m money refunded p,
production
orleans Of the grand Biblical and Religious @ TIag
II MONDAY SS W EVENING, February i6~wiil positively
pe1fermed SiiviH Pelcos great l. Love @. Tragedy
WEDNESDAY EvENlNG: February ls- Last night
but Hns d sR~ssSG
Farewell to New Orleans, and beneftof Signor SAL.
VIM, being his last appearance in the United
States.
and 81 extra, according to location; Gallery, fifty
cents; Quadrooa Boxes. seventy-fvs cents; Pro-
cenum Boxes, Sl5
Seats can Be secured at the box Office Of the The
atre from 10 A. NJ to p. NJ. fen
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
- Last night but one Of
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zen 1en PesaI % Matipp wv, II I2 ;aSeNoPsr F TsR
PETTIC0ATs and MAR THE GOoDFoR-
Saturday Evening, February II, 1879,
LITTLE DETECTIVE.
EOTICE.-The whole of the first tier will b.
served for the Lotta Matinees-seveniy-tivs cents
Nineteenth r.nnnnn1 Annual n"rSi d., Sras Ball.
Isvitaticns for ladies be obtained at the box
effce application to Mr.. p. Gleason, treasurer,
subject to the approval Of the invitation com
MoNDAY-The celebrated trsgedian. MIR. EDWIN
ADAMS, will appear as EHoCH ARDEN fsls
VARIETIES THEATRE.
Saturday. February IA, 1871. At ~ n.
GRAND MATINEE.
when viii be presented
DOT. DOT.
John 7. Raymond as. Caleb Plummer
Hiss H. T.. Gordon Blind Bertha
bliss Amelia Waugh at, ..................Dot
ley kind permission OF Ben De Bar. Esq,
AID an excellent distribution Of charscterA
Saturday Night.
Benefit Of
JOHN It. RAYMOND.
Three Pieces.
:ny NEIGHBOR's WIFE,
SPICTRE BRIDEGROOM.
And
TOODLEs.
Boz shees nov open. :e'5
CT. CHARLES TfIEATRE.
EDWIN ADAMS.
The sbsve popular artist hss juas arrived, and ]
v.u appear On
Monday Evsnise Next, February l6.
in kls great representation q
sesn ENOC1 ARDEN.
ODD FELLOWS Hall.
Farewell appearances Of the ~orld-renownsd
DAvENPORT BROTHERS.
FOB SIN NIGHTS OSly.
MATINEE DAILY.
Commencing Thursday. February -.
:NGHEIB STARTLING WONDERS.
Mysterious movements produced: musical in.
sJuments played; hands and arms OF
various sizes appear and disappear ia
sail view of the audience; together
With many more unaccountabls
and astounding phenomena
Al Of which are produced ty
INVISIBLE AGENCIESi
which. through ignorance ana superstition. have
been attributed to
CHRONOLOGY AND NITCHCRAFr.
POPULAR PRICES-AdmissionS 80 cents Reserved |
seas rs cents Matinees so cents TO al parts of the
kouse. No reserved seats.
Sale OF seats for the first three nights com |
nences TUESDAY, February II. at St. Charles
elotel
Special arrangements made with schosls for the
STARR MORRISSEY, Business Manager.
seI3 JOHN TURNBULL Agent.
OPERA HOUSE. :::...:'oPEKA HOUSE
Saturday, February -, 1874.
Matinee at IL NJ,
Ia file DU REGIMENT.
LE GAMIN DE PARIS.
saturday Evening,pe rfermance at seven o CLOCK
Grand Opera,
THE PROPHET. jal3 %
WANTED. J,
UNDERSIGNED HAVING A Q
w farm containing $50 acres of the richest land |
ion the remaining 2ao being heavily timbered
NTH oak and m aple the under iCaed having 2