The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

evening to very largo -, If the
denced the most genuine apprecmia..;i I'D and
hearty applause. We are sorry the p,ay
not to be presented again, as 1t mas evioe Tt;s
become popular with our theater' gosls Mons
evening the elegant comedy OF G.st
Alnbonse will be presented tor tne ni''
time in this city by this troupe: ,. ond
The NAV is one of the most pleaslns ana
attractive in the list of modern prooucuous,
and the one scene which fills the stage ourips
the piece is decidedly the most plc.a, ee IN
and elegant ever presented on any sns
this CITY. The cast has been maue p. oniyy
strong, and we regret that !ne pay y. - ,ner;ts
to be presented for one eVening' 10 "a At
the matinee to-day 1.-The Two Orphans VIII
he given its final representation, ana we pre-
dioI a crowded house. The popular oIama
of "Diyorce" will shortly be produced az 'niS
theater.
THE ACADEMY OF MUs1c.-The repetlton Oh
the 1.-TWO Orphans" does not IN the ieas'
seem to appease the appetite OF the pu ,,?
and again last night there was q D1i m,
house present at Mr.. Bidwells theater' In 90
was nothing to mar the even tenor Oh .ne
acting, and it passed off as smoothly as ln !,
most exacting could wish. To-day tnefe WV,
be given the last Orphan matinee ana 1uUso
who have not as yet seen this popular ara
matiz ation would do we'll to secure seats early
Tonight that eminent tragedian, MI. parry
Sullivan. will take the boards in " Rlcheneu.
THE ST. CHARLES THEATER. The buffalo
Bill and Texas Jack Combination repeated
their interesting drama OF "Llfe on the DOT
der" last evening with the same success tnat
has greeted its presentation on previous
evenings. The leading parts were made very
entertaining by the personages whose names
they bear, and the entire cast was quite strong
and effective in their respective roles. Inc
petite comedy of "Thrice Married., whlcn
precedes the drama, is very amusing, ana is
made doubly pleasing by the appearance OF
Mile. Morlacchi in four distinct characters
There will be an extra matinee, to-day, at
noon, when the same programme will be pre-
sented.
OPERA HOUSE We shall be pleased to well
come the return of Mr.. G. A. Chizzola's
Opera Bouffs Company at this house on the
evening of Monday, December ID. The
attractive and popular opera of "La T1mbale
d'Argent" will constitute the opening pro-
gramme, and during their short engagement
of four nights and matinee the changes Will
be frequent and interesting. The price OF
served seats, which may be secured on and
after Friday next at Flies music store, on
Canal street.
The GLOBE THEATER cool and ex-
hiarating weather brought out a large
crowd at this popular place of resor. The
! variety programme offered was one just such
as was agreeable to the spectators present, as
was evidenced by the frequent applause.
Manager Flynne has succeeded in making his
house center of attraction here
THE FAIR AT GRUNEwALD HALL.-At an
early hour last evening crowds began to pour
into this favorite hall, and very soon the
ladies who oficiate at the several well ar
ranged tables were busy answering the calls
upon them. Some time ago We noticed in
the window of Mr.. l. G. Levi, 1OS Canal
street, an elegant diamond set, labelled for
this fair. The rare skill shown in its arrange
ment awakened our curiosity. and last even
ing we learned that it was donation from
Mrs julius Weis. The set can not be worth
less than from 500 to $500, and will be raf-
fled for the benefit of the good cause In the
restaurant all visitors were handsomely enter
tanned by Mesdames Marks, Gutheim, Weis,
Abraham, Katz and Leucht, and upon our
remarking upon the excellence OF the potato
work of Mrs. Isidore Levi, who must indeed
be skilled in the housewives art
The dancing hall was filled as soon as the
hour 40 o'clock for that enjoyment arrived,
and the scene presented by the young and
graceful couples was one not soon to be for.
gotten. What gentleman wants cheap suit
of clothes? An elegant suit is being ratified
| at this fair. 1t has not been made up yet, but
| all the winner will have to do will be to go to
Mr.. E. Bell, the accomplished merchant tailor,
who makes this donation, and get the best
suit that Mr.. Bells establishment can furnish !!
Who wants anything better? Where will be
find anything more stylish or elegant? It
can't be did Then let every one take q
chance. The fair will be continued tonight
and all who wish to enjoy themselves should
be on hand.
ST. JOINS FAIR.-To night the Fair for
the benefit of st. Johns Church will close at
st. Patrick's Hall. The great raffiss and con-
tests of the occasion will then be decided, and
the ladies will be in full force, decked out in
their prettiest and most fascinating costumes.
There is likewise another feast in store for
visitors: the "Royal Japs" have arrived and
will give their grand performance. There
strumental music, and the whole will wind up
with grand dance.
The ODD FELLOWS HALL FAIR-The en-
tertainment given at Odd Fellows Hall last
evening for the benefit OF the Ladies' Aid So.
ciety of Prytania Street Church was pro-
nounced by all who attended most decided
success. The brilliancy of the beauty dis
played, the tastefulness of the decorations, the
genial welcome given guests, all testified to
the thorough capacity OF the management.
Capt. T. P. feathers presented to the Fair q
large and exquisitely ornamented pyramid
cake, which was sold at auction. bringing a
handsome price. The steamer Katie made a
donation of money, instead of sendinga cake.