The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-13
AMUSEMEAIA

THE VARIETIES THEATER. John T. Ray
m0nd has juet concluded at this theater the
most successful engagement that has been
played in this city during the current dramatic
season. Both his play and his acting have al
ready received extended notice al our hands, and
we can only now add that We bid him an reuoir
with regret, hoping to have the pleasure OF an
other visit from MIN next season.
will inaugurate q short series of performances
with the emotional comedy-dIama OF "Was She
Right "A Question for Mothers" This play has
been performed before in our city by this talented
merits. We can safely say that Mrs.
Chanfrau is one Of the most popular lady
stars that has ever performed in ourcity, and
we can confidently predict successful week for
her.
ACADEMY OF Music A company of Japanese
performers under the direction Of the Prince of
Tlsmah, commence one weeks engagement at
tae Academy to nig;.t. They are represented as
far superior to any troupe, OF Japanese thai has
ever visited us. Their emf ertainment is Of a
most interesting and extraordinary nature.
Every act is surprise, done in the neat and
easy manner Of their race. We have not hsd d
similar troupe here for some years. and ouc clti-
zens will enjoy the novelty. Their company con-
sists OF males and females. selected from the best
artists Of Japan. They will give two matinees in
the week, Wednesday and satui day. They have
just played very successful engagement IN
Mobile. The Tribune. Of that city, has the fol-
lowing:
This, so-called, Royal Yeddo Jananese
Troupe is wonderful thing. It does what one
would suppose to be impossible, and the chief
beauty Of it is the gracefulness of its movements
In all those curious things which one would sup
pose to be impossible. Nothing is done with any
apparent labor Il is apparently as simple as the
movements Of a little child. We commend it to
those persons who desire something that is very
interesting and also instructive. Nothing so good
of the kind has ever been seen here, and it is
likely to please the most fastidious persons.
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-This evening will close
the engagemz mt Of Miss Eva and Mr.. Frank Vim
cent, and double bill has been arranged, CON-
prising the popular playlof "Old Phils Birthday"
and the farce OF = Irish Mcsmerlsm, certainly .
most attractive programme.
On Monday next the two dialect artists, Sallie
Adams and julie Keen, will make their first ap-
pearance in our city in their new speciality drama
Of The Cut Glove" They come to us heralded
by the most favOra able report from cities which
they have visited, and we are prepared to enjoy
some excellent performances at their hands.
On next Saturday evening the event Of the
dramatic season will occur, the occasion being
the annual benefit Of that genial gentlemen nd
efficient officer Mr.. p Gleason, the popular treas
urer Of the theatre. No gentleman IN the city
can boast larger circle of admiring friends than
"P g." and his benefit will doubtless be per-
feet ovation.
The OPERA EoUsE.-This evening the talented
artists Of the French Comedy Company now
performing at this theater will give their final
representation of "The Two Orphans" Their
acting in a the plays Of their repertoire is
worthy Of great applause. but especially in this
attractive and favorite drama do they exhibit
their capability to cope successfully with the
difficulties of the emotional drama, aud we
heartily commend q visit to the Iheater this
evening. The play has become SO familiar with
our people, that even those who do not under
stand French can appreciate its beauties and
enjoy the real fine acting Of the members OF this
excellent company.
GLOBE THEATER This place of amusement
still continues to draw large audiences, owing to
the energy OF its manager, Mr.. Flynne The
programme last night WAS entertaining one.
Tonight another good bill will be presented.
The CONTINENTAL RALL.-The most lively
interest is felt in this entertainment, which will
be given on the ed inst, at ST. Patrick's Hall,
thus reviving pleasant celebration of the birth
Of Washington. The Continentals are increasing
rapidly, and now number many OF the leading
men Of our place. No doubt battalion will soon
be organized, in which event their parades will
make most charming and interesting scene.
Every thing indicates that the comirg ball will be
one Of the most brilliant social entertainments of
the season, and those who have not yet procured
their tickets or ladies' invitations should attend
to it at once.