The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-03
AMUSEMENTA

| The VARIETIES THEArER. engage
| ment Of Mr. Raymond at this theater has now
become an assured success as each night the
auditorium Is filed with large and sppre-
ciative audiences, who frequently attest their
| appreciation by hearty aud judicions ap-
clause. With Mr.. Raymonds excellent
Misunderstanding, the able assistance rendered
| by the company, and the ma Snifcent scenic
effects produced by Mr.. Dressed, the art
list OF the theater, the management Offer n
most enjoyable entertainment to their patrons
Same bill until further notice.
The ST. CHARLES TKEArEn Prof Pepper's
play Of 1.-The Achemist's Daughter " is still
the attraction offered at this theater, and the
startling chemical and scientific effects intro.
duced nightly win the approval of the audi
ence. Misses Pierson and Maddern, and
Messrs Mitchell, Ward and Hawkins. CON
tribute materially to the success of the play
| by their careful and conscientious acting.
The play is announced for the remainder Of
the week.
THE ACADEMY OF Mus1c.-The attraction at
this theater, Harrigan and Hart, continues TO
draw crowded houses. They remain only
three days longer. Tomorrow, Friday, they
take their farewell benefit, and promise rare
fun. The house will be very large, as these
young actors have already acquired very
strong hold of our citizens. Saturday will be
their last matinee.
Miss Rsna, a talented young lady, of whom
the press in other cities speak in high praise,
makes her frs. appearance in New Orleans, at
the Academy, ne xt Sunday evening She ap-
pears in ner new Irish drama called "Cu,h,
or the Heart of Gold" This is a new de-
parture in Irish comedy. Mss Roma will be
supported by the regular stock company OF
the Academy.
GLOBE THEArER. Despite the cold weather
the attendance at this theater was as large as
the energetic manager. Mr.. Flynne, could de-
sire. The performance went off smoothly,
the actors seeming to vie with each other in
their Efforts to please, and that their merits
were fully recognized and appreciated was
evidenced by the frequent and hearty encores
OF the audience Tonight another fine bill
will be presented embracing the entire
strength of the Globe variety company.
THE FRENCH COMEDY COMPANY = The
Opera-House was again crowded last night by
a critical and fashionable audience. "Ls
Gendre do ~ Poirier," was most admirably
rendered. Mr.. Dslbert and Mr. Mezieres car.
night "Ici Medor," and "Par droit dc Con
quete," will be given. On Saturday afternoon
= Nos Intmes" will be repeated for the
ladies' matinee, and on Sunday evening "Lss
Deux Orphelines," CHE r xo Orphans will
be magnlfcently produced. "La Bouls," the
great Palais Royal success, will DO produced
for the benefit Of MIR. Jaeger, on Tuesday
evening next, with two other pieces.
ST. PATEICK's FAINT must be source
of great qualification to the ladies who have
charge Of the fair to see the ever increasing
crowd that continues to come night after
laughter of pleased friends, the sweet music |
of the Thirteenth Infantry Band, the beauti
full tables, and still more beautiful ladies who
preside over them, sill suggested such pie ls
ing thoughts, that when recalled in the future |
will not fail to give pleasure and be locked !
upon as one of The brightest pictures OF the |
past. Hibernia No. table. presided over By |
those accomplished ladies, Mrs. Conway, !
Mrs Pilsbury. Miss Moilie Grayer, and Mrs |
Mcdonald, invites particular attention. The |
ladies are noted for their hospitality, and al |
who call upon them are sure to be pleased,
and wonder how such delicacies can be dis |
posed of at snch reasonable prices.
st. Pa'rick's table, presided over by that |
amiable lady, Mrs. W. f. Houston, is the |
scene Of nlany attractions apart from the !
dainties that crowd :he table, There is q |
beautiful gold watch and chain to be con-
tested for by Miss Emma U,he # and Miss |
Mamie Ste gort. Both of THESE handsome |
young ladies have host of friends. aud it |
promises to be very spirited contest The
contests for the spans of horses and buggies,
bet seen our two sheriffs, Messr5. Pagan ana |
Waegamap, and that worthy gentleman, Jao |
W. Fairfax, ond beta cen J. NJ G. Parker and |
Z. j. Kennedy. promise to be tbs events of
the Season, aud great interest is manifested
rs 10 the result.
The Southern S:ar table was the center of
attraction, and visitors wer- drawat hither by |
the syren graces of the ladies' " no preside over
It's destinies, more thoroughly epj Dyed the |
evening than they otherwise would. from |
the kind attentions Of those beautiful Circes. |
Iaose who want to have good time should |
not fail to come tonight.
New Orleans, ST. Louis and Chicago and |