The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-05
AMUSEMEA1A

HE ST. CHARLES THEArER. The new ro-
manlic drama OF "The Alchemiss's Daugt-
ter" will be performed at this theater for the
matinee to-day and again in the evening. 1t
Is play Well calculated to interest and
amuse and will doubtless attract large audi.
ence to-day Following Prof. Pepper will
| come Mr. Felix Vincent and Miss Eva Vim
cent both of whom are reported very excel
lent comedy performers. and have been, it is
said, very successful in the cities where they
have appeared.
The VARIETIES THKATER. Raymond as Col.
Mulberry Sellers still holds the boards at this
theater. and attracts large audiences. The
matinee to-day promises to be largely at
tended, and persons who have not as yet OBJ
tanned seats should do so as early as possible
to-day.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-A splendid reception
was given Messrs. Harrigan and Hart at their
farewell benefit at the Academy last night. A
splendid, large and fashionable house greeted
them, and the entertainment was all that the
admirers of these gentlemen could expect.
To-day, at the matinee and in the evening,
their two last perform ances will be given in
New Orleans this season. We will look for
ward to thelr early visit again to our city with
pleasure. at the matinee to-day lively pro-
sented. Tomorrow Miss Rsna, the young
Irish commedienne, makes her first appear
ance in New Orleans. She presents upon her
opening night her new drama, written ex-
pressly for her, by Mr.. Jas. McCloskey, called
"Cush; or, The Heart of Gold"
Favorable mention is made of this young
lady's acting, as also of the DRAMA wherever
she has appeared. She remains only week.
presenting besides her drama of "Cusb,"
~
Eye, the Girl Trapper," and Buffalo Bill, or
Border Life" These dramas were written for
and originally played by this lady. They will
be produced OF the Academy with all of the
necessary scenic and mechanical effects. The
Academy's regular stock company, after an
absence OF two weeks, return to support Miss
Rena. We forgot to mention that a few adj
mirers of Mossrs. Harrigan and Hart pre-
sented them each with fac medal, at their
benefit last night. Appropriate speeches
were made.
OPERA HOUSE The French Comedy Com
psny will produce "Nos Iutimes Bosom
Friends), this afternoon for the ladies' matinee,
and Lies Deux Orphelines to morrow night
Lies Deux Orphelines" (The Two Orphans)
is the most successful drama that has ever
been presented. The present French COM
pany made great success in It in New York,
and there is little doubt they will repeat the
effect here. Each role in the play is said to
be rendered with force and evenness The
Pierre OF Meziers, is spoken of AS his strong
est delineatiOn. Dalbert has made reputa-
ton in jacques Madame Clarence surprised
New York in the role of Henriette, and
Madame Tholer captured the hearts of that
city as the blind girl Louise.
ST. PATRIcK's FAIR.--Last night was indeed
gala night The damp weather, which kept
so many away the evening before, seemed to
have made others only the more anxious to
be present last night The ladies were out
in full force; every one seemed to be anxious
and ready for " new business" Like the
widows cruise of oil, the good things seemed
20 be iAexhsustible. Pleasure reigned SUI
preme; spirit of happiness seemed to be
infused by the soul. stirring music of the 18th
Infantry band. The contests are exciting
great interest All the contestants seem to be
sure of winning the various prizes for which
they are contesting, and We would suggest to
the friends of the candidates the propriety of
hurrying up and casting their votes, as the
time for closing the contests is fast drawing
to o close.