The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-22
ANUSEMEAIA.

The VARIETIES THEATER. - The last per-
Torrance of the 1.-TWO Orphans" will be
given to- day at the matinee. To those who
have not as yet witnessed this splendid play,
We desire to say that they should by 40 means
miss this last opportunity of enjoying fine
play we'll acted and gorgeously mounted;
those who have already Witnessed its beauties
will need no comment from US, but Will as
suredly be present to-day.
This evening Mr.. E. G. Hancock's new play
Of "Capt Fanny" will be acted for the first
time on any stage. Every preparation has
been made to secure q proper representation
of it, and the we'll known ability Of the author
is an assurance that the work il Of high
order of merit. The theater will doubtless be
crowded with large and fashionable audi
ence to do honor to our home author, and we
feel sure all visitors will be pleased. The pro-
duction on the boards Of the Varieties Thea
ter of play written by one of our own citi-
gems with fiue cast and elegant accessories
is something Of an event, and has created no
little stir among the devotees OF the drama.
Nav success attend the performance.
The ST.. CHARLES THEATER.-Miss Fisher
received benefit last night, and selected as
the programme for the occasion her specially
play of :" Mazeppa," and the two-act drama OF
Handsome Jack, the Highwsyman. VI
the first piece we have already spoken, OF the
second we can say but little; It IS somewhat
Of 4 romantic drama after the fashion Of 'Jack
Sheppard" though not quite SO strong. Miss
Fisher, in the title role, was very clever, ana
her horse Wonder attracted considerable at
tention during the progress OF the piece by his
excellent behavior.
"Mazeppa" will be performed at the matt
nee to-day, and again in the evening
The ACADEMY OF MUs1C.-Last evening MI.
France gave another Of his sensational lsms
to the play-goers at the Academy. Ihrougn'
out the piece there were many marKea evil
dences of appreciation on the part OF tnose
present. To-day at noon the matinee Will
doubtless cali out large crowd.
The OPERA HousE.--The play Of "Nos In
times" which is to be presented at this thea
ter, on the evening of January ~, by the
French comedy company, Is the one wnlcn
was translated and played in New York 81
Wallack's Theater, under the title OF "Boson
Friends" and won such unqualified approva
from the press and public OF that city. Mi.
Mezieres, who plays the part OF Maieco', y
said to be q splendid actor ana possibly ~
best representative of the character on tht
stage. T..
The box Office will be open very soon 10
the sale Of seats at the regular prices.
GLOBE THEArER.-The bill presented ct tn
Globe last night met with hearty manifesto
tons of appreciation by the large aua'enc
present.
Miss Nellie Taylor, the charming vocal is
and Messrs. Larkins and Armstrong, tn
funny Dutch couple, were exceedingly napP
IN their respective roles, and were the reciE
tents OF frequent applause.
The performance concluded with III the y senss
tional drama entitled the "Three Fast loun
Women, or Female Bathers.
EGYPTIAN HALL.-Prof. Bentord and MINE
Blanche, with their little troupe, are attrac
ing very fair audiences at this new place
amusement. A new feature has been adde
to the programme in the appearance OF NJ
Rossi vocalist of undoubted ablnty' VINO
niohtlv heard in fayorite selections yer
pleasant hour may be spent at Egyptian bal