The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-11
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
NEW ORLEANS, OCTOBER IL, 1874.
STAGE NOTES.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-lhis is the only place OF
Amusement that has been opened during the
past week. The attractions offered to the public
have been Of such character as to attract large
audiences who acknowledge that the entertain
nent offered by the Schumann Combination is OF
the frs: order. Some Of the most remarkable
performers have been introduced to the New Or
leans public, and there has been no hesitation in
according to them all tho praise they so richly
deserve.
The wonderful feat executed by the feet Of NJ:
Unthan is Of such remarkable nature that few
will believe it until it is witnessed violin ia
difficult instrument to perform upon even by the
most naturally gifted, but when the toes are sub
stitued FOR the fingers, and the bow is welded by
the foot and leg instead Of the hand and arm |
then the performance becomes wonder and the |
auditors are carried away by tho feeling, express
sion and fine execution Of the arm!ess artist and
genius.
Then, again, tho physical worder, who swal-
lows, without discretion, innumerab,e swords,
and finally satisfies his acute appe tito by imbib-
ing bAyonet, is the subject Of physiological con-
sideration well vulgar admiration. Following
this is the unparalleled performance of MIR. =
Ferrara, whose wonderful contro of his lungs. /
lips and fingers is q wonder to the world. The I
music produced, flute like but more perfect. be-
cause q sur upon tho notes equal to the violin
can be produced, is narvelously executed and u
evinces musical talent Of high degree, and +
genius that is rarely met.
Altogether, the Schumann Combination, with | Il
Mr.. Schu!ze the physioSomist, whose facial OK ri
pressIons are at his control, be nsidered III
every way very popular and highly amusing en- r.
tertanment. The jugger can toss his balls. the 50
vioInist draw his bow, the fiutist blow his horn
the pantommest play his tricks the fiddler can OF
FOOT 1t and the treasurer make Short work Of la
the whole affair. Let Bid. Well to tho con BIZ az
nation. tto
The ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Acting Manager hi
Major Robert Strong, tho man Of all work and all -.
professions, representing perhaps the greatest re,
diversity oil interests and enterprises announces
shat Old Drury has assumed its winter CART, an
new coat OF paint, now fescoes and new carpets wn
as well as other things new "too numerous to OF
mention" Tonight the doors will DO thrown fur
open to the public, when Mr.. Stetson, supported
~ the Greenwel Company, will appear in his "a
"a us character in the play of "Neck and Neck"
he opening Of the St. Charles has ALWAYS c
e' an event in city, and has never failed to Col
tt, act a large audi.nce ". hone -, - day
ION our citizens will give tho new COMPANY g AID
en-. GUS and enthusiastic reception Mat
job
GLOBE THEATRE.-On Monday evening this MOI
eautifnl Theatre will throw open its doors 10 VIII
40 public, and will open with a performance
lat must attract large audience. Mr.. Kit.
edge his devoted much timo and expense to IN. 6al.
terations AMI mprovem ents of tho old National are
heatre, and has succeeded in making the Glob. year
gem in the way OF theatres. that
Last n;,bt NO.. ,,n, 80 with
40 ri M nm, !. - " oneai 7"l WIN ClS- none
$500 ;" to' ;ofnahce. Salnce 1t to say that Ne
ening for the Globe. In
Miss 5 'phe Worrcl and Miss Irene are the We "
ns asn's, ML'ist Mr. Cshlll the great bur. it in
que actor, with Harry Macar nv are the lead
assistants i'll 'bo Field Of the Cloth of Gold y
lch VIII 10 produced tomorrow night. MI
ltrcdge IL young man long known to our Edito
immunity, and IS irving to make . name "a he,
u ~ q fortune He has embarked upon new Moyn
erPrlSe III his own and we hone he viii, saint,
WIN 'lia1 succosS winch his enterprise jn- farew
~! u nluIit eItise MN TO receive at the inst,
lds OF the New Orleans pubic, who know hin, a,no1,
well and 30 fayorably. His
churc
IAYErY THEATRE-Last evening saomod 10 l., AIDES
ala pioht ,,n .h; -, ~ :" 10 All d,
!, f " "ii"sehieht, Inc give o
wds that locked within this neat little theatre spe tt
ID only be accommodated by the addition OF Y,
ny chairs, which, OF course, the polite propre Nv,
MIR. Flynne, immediately furnished The en-
ainment passed off with much eclat, and gave Loo
acn ana every performer new credit The NV
e1! scenes to have taken q hold upon tho ehBers