The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28
jFo0TLIGHT FLASHES.


fOFk-d success without pf0sCGent In tn
country With drawn to maze way ft
Frank Mcyo this week.
The big Bouarza' is creating quite an ez
citement Ut West IL. H4ly las already re
ceived rary tempting oi.+rs to take the pla
Tor SCLlmer s. a.,oI to Chicago, Cincinnati
st. Lou.; and California At { breakfas
given recently AZ tie Hotel Brnnev lex by Mr.
!tltfi srd, Ct whtek werc presen, Mr.. Jane
Lewis, Ar. John Drew, Mr.. James w. Nor
rissey, Ia j. G. Duf, together With part,
OF gent men FROM California, it guaran
tood that i Mr.. Day won.d oring The play t
San Ira,-cisco it would run one hundred
nights or Eiore.
tanagschek has contracted her reDortore t.
two or tarte characters, and now tElvel5 Will
only torty-four trunks.
Kellogg Grand English Opera commences
at TIE ACADEMY of Msisic, Lew Yoff, on Mon
day 18th, 1or five nights.
Henry Gtll running a. Booths Theater
New orll.
Ei3tori < at the Lyccum Thea er New
York
Hoacicaul. and the sheughraur at Wal
lacks
Georgia N.nstrels close this week ct Robin
son Fall, Nev York
They have found another Swedish night
lngale- name is Victoria i unsen-and she
as coming to america
Wilke Collins has been turain. h:6 novel
"Armadale" ir to play.
Two.Drphars at Union Square Theater
Big BONANZA at Days Fifth Avenue
Aimee and her Opera Bouaes open ct the
New York Lyceum on April ).
On Manday Miss Louise Kellogg AMI her
English Opera 'ompany will CO mmence their
five final representations of the currer. sea-
soc at the Academy of Music, New York.
Ralph Waldo Emerson is going to lecture
again this season.
The "fEck and Jill Pantomi1,e Troroe,
due at tle Academy tomorrow, were in
Mobile last weel- and We're treated to lasge
audiences.
Mrs. Siddons care reception to her friends
on the Is h at Easton Pa.
Janau scheA is sad to have increased her
reputation in her M play of ear. OF Essex 3.
1.-The Nos1 en- of the Day" proved unsuc-
cesstul in San Francisco, in spite of the
Miss Mac NUneo hes been engaged for the
Fifth Avenue Iheatet Company fir next sea-
son.
Chicago csitc olristens Nine Janau-
Schek The Passion Flower of Bohemia.
Police!
Mr. Lester Wallack has been playing to i'm
mence audiences at the " elnut Street Theater,
Philadelphia. His approximations of Elliott
Gray, in "tosedale, and Hugh Chalcote,
in "Ours, have sent the critics into costa |
cies
Hrs Rousby opened at the st. Louis Olym-
pic on the 22d, in 7" Twixt Axe and Crown"
and was immensely successful. The papers |
speak very highly OF MIR. George Clarkes
Courtney
The one hundredth night Of the 1.-TWO
Orphans will be celebrated at the Union
Square Theater on the 9th. The manage
ment Will on that occasion present every lady
with handsome album. containing photo
graphs of the company engaged in the play
Miss Marie Gordon 5frs. John r. Ray
mond), who has been missed from the stage
for some time, will make her re atre as Laura
Hawkins. in 1.-The Gilded Age at the Globe
Iheator, Boston, April 49, and will probably
enact the same role at the Union Square
Theater in August next. The talents and
beauty of Miss Gordon make her worthy of a
high place on the stage.
Maggie Nit hell played at the Grand Opera
House, Cincinnati, last week
Lucille Western at Woods Theater, same
city
Mr.. Toole has been loudly applauded for his
performance of Caleb Plummer in Dot at the
Chicago Academy Of Music.
Lawrence Barrett spent the week at Nc
Vicker's Theatar, Chicago
Edwin Booth is not in ll-health He never
was better than he is at present.
Mr.. Frederic Robinson has been engaged to
support Miss Nelson at Booths !
Vandenhoffreada at Nc Cormick Hall, Chicago, ,
last week.
Boucicault is said to be at work on a piece
in which Mary Queen of Scots and Elizabeth 7
will figure. The play is for Mrs. Rousby.
MIR. Joseph Jefferson will make profess {
sional visit to England next July.
Joe Murphy opened short engagement at
Macauley's Theater, Louisville, on the 23l
\ay week Tpola of
Lester Wallack will play "Rosedale" at
Fords Opera House, Baltimore, tomorrow
night
Mr.. J. H. Mack, the business agent Of the
Jack and Jill Pantomime Troupe leaves to- !,
morrow to travel with Baker and Farron, in Z
he interest of Mr.. David Bidwell, Of our a
Academy of Music. Baker and Farron will, :
in all probability, visit US again during the 5
season.
Last night ended the season of the regular a
dramatic company at the S.. Charles Theater
They go now to Galveston, but ii is expected 2
they will return in time to take part in F. g. s II
benefit then they go to Montreal for the
summer season.
Abrond.
The Hoborn Theatre in London will reopen I,
shortly for the performance of melodrama, T
lnder the management of Mr. Horace Wigan. @
After a long absence, attributable to i'll s
health, NJ. Bressant has reappeared at the G
rheater Francois, in the "Verre dEau of ;
Scribe y
The comedy with which Mr.. Hare will COM =
nence his season at the Court Thea,er, in :
London, is by Mr.. Coghl,n, member Of bis G
company. 1t is to be followed by comedy NJ
IF Mr.. Gilbert F
NJ Sardous "Nos Bons Vllageois" has
,een revived at the Gymnase- Drama'ique nj. D
pradeau rs Morisson pere, and Lesuer as II
irinchu, resume their original parts. Nj Il
-.androl takes the role OF the Baron, created 81
~ NJ. Lafont. Nine. Fromentln, is La Ba- b
onne. and Nj. Rayel, Floupin. /,
NJ Laroche and NIlle. Sarah Bernhard are IL
he latest additions to the societaires of the b
Jomedie Franchise. The following is the list ii
II the order of precedence: Wonen-Mes a
lanes Nathalie, Madeleine Brohan, Ricquier,
OnnS snin lrnunSf. Pnnsin Eiynrf lInyOn L.