The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-18
AMUSEMENTS.

,norwy or Music. - Tonight the
,,inrinal member of the Japanese
M,,v.p'ai I.,nOa aanpero. takes hiss ssbcneht. II
sVifs sll Ee the last performance. except the
tru tomorrow. All Of the Japanese
'r .Ts viii be changed for the occasion.
Dultless there will be Q crowded house
4 ~ ihls great dn his line) artist. Gan
mr, i certainly tho most expert juggler
r. have ever seen. some of his tricks
,p wonderful. The troupe. as a whole.
,re very fine and should be seen.
sunday tho largest minstrel and bur
Iaslue opera company In the country,
and pro6ebly the best, commence an
engagement at the Academy. The Lou
\ tylle COURIER Journal. Of the 10th inst.
ms the following.
aKellv a Leon. This refined organ
Iniiop drew the largest house OF the
wsson at Masonic Temple last evening.
They presented u programme entirely
now and the most enjoyable entertain
nent that d Louisville audience has been
hvored with in minstrelsy. They may
/ bptly be called the star troupe OF the
Minstrel world In fact they are above
minstrelsy. Leon. In his impersona-
1 ions took tho house by storm, and the
/ unanimous verdict was that he is unri-
nlh. The songs and sayings In the
l fret part were entirely now, and the
qHrtette singing far above that gener.
/ ally heard In minstreIsy. Walters and
Norton are truly great In their line OF
BUSINESS and were repeatedly encored.
\ The company IN under the efficient man
wement OF J. II. Mack, who IL well
known 10 the Louisville public rs n
manager who can always be relied on TO
lrng the best talent In tho country.
The company appear this evening for
the last time In an entire change Of pro
gramme."
81. CHARLES THEATRE. The beautiful
sensational drama "Cut Glove" was
played last night 10 u full and appre-
Cative audienoc. Jacob Humnelmchy'
and Dutch Mole. as rendered by Mr.. julie
keen, kept the audience spell bound.
Mr. Keen Is not only fine delineator Of
The German emigrant, out the feeling
and pathos with which he delivers him
@lf In certain parts Of the play elected
The we'll .merited applause Of his audi
Tors. Surely Miss Salie Adams deserves
commendation for her personation oI
Vhrlstind there was n certain naivete
about her that seemed to pronounce ia
ner listeners that she was an artistic oI
no common order. Mr.. Ward. as Stacy,
he deceived father, acquitted himself
cleditably, throwing into his part the
nne conception OF his role and d perfect
lntonatlon OF reading. In fact the entire
@mpeny were perfectly up in Their
PARTS Mr.. Z. Gleason. the popular
treasurer. should not be forgotten on
os1ufday the 10Th instant, upon which
gn0sslon I he takes his annual benefit.
fu sa trump.
bAll or THE KNIGHTS TEMrLAR. Tn,
lM,9wllg ls the programme Of the dance.
q The Knights Templar ball. to TAX,
P'ace this evening: Grand March; lie,
mMnclers, le Grand Duke, J. Ross
sMMt1, Mile ct une Nuts, J. Strauss
SSMoon Polka, Bel Armour, aunglo
%sanottische, " Pleasures of the Dance
Ps,,s;,ahs p,,ss hnishts' Drill, Les Varieties
liSlSennei lisI Mazourka, Sounds of tn,
Nv. Apitius; Waltz, New Vienna, J
Wsuss W";u Les Lancicrs, Cendrillon
Nnssusanen N. Saloon Polka. The Concer
m, biise Schottische, Free an,
so. ! wo.sloeber; Waltz. La Fleur d'Al
G, n.y., Stelncr; Reel. Helicon Reels, J
poIs,, pI Les Varieties, Farisienne; Saloo,
,O'ss. ,U,s Taught at Last. Blume; Ma
hks, Remembrance Of Bohemia
Ssw, Les Lanciers, Fifth Avenue
~ aSAuesnd; Waltz, Beautiful Blue Dan
Ss|,.I Ss. IStrauss Schottisohe, Evergreen
Sss,,,'ga,rten Les Varieties, Parisienne
H.. ss%Va,ka, " Melanie, Heindorf; Waltz
hIf." she Thames. Godfrey; Saloo
lama, iS, Midnight Bells. +. Goetz: LIE
Ohsrsas Ia File de Madame Ango,
Ss;n,aachj Reel, Rustic Reel. Durin
Vii SIl'nns.cerrmission, nser the 18th Infantry Ban
nNlloIm select operatic airs.
sSS'Ml Ial THEATRE. "A large audience as
ag aN ~ M a. the Globe Theatre last even
iFms,ows wllness the entertaining pei
As u.v nu1. gwen at this temple Of mirt
aanaassaas MIR. Marsh Adams, the stag
h MI n, saves no pains nor labor, fc
haIi xh hhaVe q ilrst-class show, and Civ
their w nao attend the value received 70
hj st;,, ts;,n,Iallssion. The Selwyn and Gui
Saasss.l ss.l, a!lt,d n!Sld sway, and draw crowdo
s,d j, "a, ,'AriErlEs.-Attcn,ion is called to Il