The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27
STAGE NOTES.

fcADEMY OF Music To-day closes The first
tw weeks OF the season at this place OF amusc.
me. It, which was the first, as is its custom, to
open. The attendance, however, has been small
and not remunerative to the management
Whether this is to be attributed to tho disturbed
condition Of political affairs, to the scarcity OF
money. or the want Of attractivencss of the COM
bination company is difficult matter to say.
Perhaps all three combined to keep the people
away.
Tomorrow the Haverly Miustrels will appear.
and remain week. The merits of this troupe
are not unknown to our city, as they have visited
us before. We hear no yever, that number of
star performers hav. been add. d to their list.
and it il now claimed that tho troupe is equal to
any in he country.
Tonight Sheridan b Mack have benefit, and
We bespeak for them good house, as they are
meritofious actor aud clever gentlemen.
TIE GLoBR-The alterations and repairs on
this little gem of a theatre are nearly finished
Already it il completely metamorphOsed and the
earliest friends Of the old National will scarcely
recognize it in its present shape internally. Nam
ager kittrcdge will open on the 18th Of October
next, with the celebrated and very popular Wor-
panied by w. B. Cahill, better known here az
Harper" OF the Thompson Troupe. They will
be assisted by the regular company of the Globe,
whose names and specialties we will publish in a
made by Mr.. Kittredge promise to bring him sue.
Cess his new enterprise.
The ST. CHARLEs.-Ihe painters and decOra-
tors are at work on the Old Drury, and shortly
regultr season will not open until tho ID Nov en-.
Der, we hear some strange rumOrs concerning
negotiations that the indefatigabe Major Boz
Strol Is making for introducing to lis some
combination companis about the 18th OF Octo-
Dor. The Major who is the dlfe1. ego of the jolly
Ben Dollar, is bent Oh lmaking coup dc theatre
in the absence of his chief, and we would not be
at oil surprised to SEQ Cranwells Galveston Com
peny gobbled MP on it's way to the Gulf City and
detained here until some other combination
about this next Sunday.
At Woods Museum, Mr.. NJ. W. Leffingwell is
filing an engagement, and in "Uuder the Gas
Light, played the part Of BIKE. In the matnecs
he appears in 8 specially of "ROmeO-Jaffier-
Jenkins" Miss Thercsc Wood is also one Of the
company at Woods.
At the Union Square Theatre, Mckee Rankin,
Fred. Robinson, Miss Clara Morris and Miss
Charlotte Thompson are holding forth to the
g13.t delight Of the people of New York.
Miss Louise Sylvt ster, well known rs a sou
brette some years ago at the st. Charles Theatre.
is the star at the Park The atre, Brooklyn:
Miss Jons Burke is supporting MIR. .Toole at
Life"
Mr.. John E. Owens, with his New Orleans Va
rleties company, performed at Mrs. Conway's
brooklyn Theatre, the manager appearing in his
well-knou personation OF Scion Single, and in
his great character of Joshua Butterfly, in the
comedy Of "The Victims"
Messrs. Charles Thorne and Stuart Robson,
both well known to the patrons of the Vari ties
Theatre, have just returned from a professional
visit to Europe. Tie formr is said to have lost
some flesh, whilst the latter has gained in weight
Miss Lille Eldridgo has Just closed a very sue
cessful engagement in Montreal, where she ap-
peared III her artistic personaiion of Juliet.
He Ex.tf
son troupe, is playing in Philadelphis, in Led
Astray" and the Geneva Cross" Miss Minnie
Walton, wife OF Fred l. ster, also Of the Thomp-
son troupe, is now in London with Mr.. Sothern.
who looks after her whist he sends her husband
off to Australia.
NJ IS Lucille Western is soon to appear in New
York in her well known character Of Lady
Isabel.
Mr.. De yiro has made arrangements with lima
ID Murska for series OF concerts that Is calcu.
lated to produce quite sensation III the musi- |
cal world. Signor dc Basseni light and graceful |
TENOR, with Sisno' Braga, the eminent yiolincel-
INST. arc members Of his company.
-, Az the Lyccum Theatre Aimee il running the |
New Yorkers mad with her seductive and mere
tricaous performances Of Offenbachs opera
Ooune: What with "La Princesse do Trebi- |
zonde" and La Timbae DArgent," her man
aser, MAURICE Grau, is at loss to decide which |
Theodore Thomas, the instrumental concert |
king. has announced that his CUSTOMARY season |
OF grand symphony concerts at Steinway Hall. |
New York Will commence on SATURDAY.. Nov. eth, |
Lolita is playing at the Walnut Philadelphia
ZIP and Little Nell hare tho boards.
vile. 49, -1''
Special attention is calledsto the card Of Mr.. |
d. l.. Narra. who has left for New York to pur-
chasa new stock OF crockery from the NAM
moth auction saie TO t. Ike place on the LIST of Oc-
tobeT: Therefore, persons wishing TO replenish |
their household comforts, can be supplied at l74
Canal, 81 p,it es lower than the lowest
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