The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-12
AMU,SEME NTS.

Sr. CHARLES THEATRE The clever lit
tie WALLACE SISTERS, Jennie, Minnie and
Maud, were again tho recipients Of nu-
merols plaudits from an enthusiastic
audience I'm their presentation last night.
FOR the last time. of the interesting
drama called Jacquette, or In the
Tolls We have nothing TO add to our
criticism OF yesterday only u more
especial commepdation of tho brilliant
acting displayed by Miss Jennie IN her
admirable rendition OF the heroine. She
is certainly Star that we shall
heartily regret to lose. Tonight. which
Is set apart rs benefit for tho fair sis
ters. we regret to announce, IL the last
we shall see Of this admirable combina-
ton. A programme OF unusual excel
lenoe has been prepared which cannot
fail to draw crowded house, Us 1t will
embrace tho most beautiful portions of
both the pieces which have been 50
popular during the week. The enter,
fainment will commence with the third
act Of Jacquette," to be followed by
the third and fourth acts of Minnie's
Luck, introducing the young ladies in
new specialties, songs, dances, and the
great double clog dance, and concluding
with the beautiful comedietta called
1.-THE Loan Of Lover In which Miss
Jennie Wallace will play the part Of
Gertrude. nEA Ha EArkr
We bespeak for them bumper benefit
ACADEMY OF Music. Last night and
yesterdays matinee Mr.. Frank Mayo
gave his farewell performances before
large and appreciative houses. To-
night and for the week John Broughams
thrilling drama and New York story
1.-THE Lottery OF Life" will be present
cd to the New Orleans public gotten up
In most elegant manner, with new
scenery and appointments. The play
itself, a most effective one, is interpreted
by the Academy company, but intro
duces In the Concert Scene tho follow
ing South American wonders: Signor
Carlos Garcia, the Antipodean wonder;
Signor Alonzo Garcia, the acrobatic
wonder; Mile Christine Garcia, the
aerial wonder; FL Nino Eddy, the lilli-
putian wonder: with the above we no
tice three New Orleans boys, Will. IL.
Madison, German sketch artist, and
Nolan and Powers, Ethiopian song
and dance artists Mr. Jas. Sanford,
grotesque dancer, and Miss Ada Boshell
dance artist.
CLOSE THEATRE. Globe gives its
last performance OF the season tonight.
which shall also be its last representa-
ton under the management of the &C
tual lessee, James Flynne, Esq. Mr.
Flynne has been SO successful with the
Globe that he has determined to make
one more step in theatrical enterprise
and has secured as the field OF his fu-
ture enterprise the st. Charles Theatre,
where he will reopen on the third Of
April next, As a farewell to the Globe,
to-night's performance will be an extra
ordinary one, presenting the full force
of varied talent comprised In the com
pany. We notice all the old favorites,
Little Ardine, the pearl of clog dancers,
La Belle Louise, Misses Ella st. Clair,
Bella Ferguson, Minnie Rainforth and
Blanche Selwyn, and many others.
Superadded to the above splendid bill
the two renowned modern gladiators,
Mr.: Jules Regal, champion OF Europe,
and Professor Jules Regnier. Of Nevada,
will wrestle for purse Of $500 side,
the best two in three falls. Amateurs
of the classic sports of the arenas of
old, will, by going to the Globe, have u
fair sample Of their athletic features
without the trouble of referring to
musty books or to classical lore.