The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-28
AMUSEMEAIS,

The VARIETIES THEATER.-The attractive play
OF "Col. Wiiloughby' still holds the boards at
this theater, and is justly becoming popular.
The scenic effect Of the play is by far the fuest
we have had here for some time, and the acting
throughout is greatly beyond the average.
Altogether the ATTRACTION now offered to the pub
llc at this theatre is well worth enjoying, and
should nightly be greeted by crowded houses.
on Monday next we to have visit from
John I. Raymond, one of the most popu ar and
eminent comedians that has ever visited our city.
bis actiog of Col. Sellers in Mark Twaln's play
Of : The Gilded Age" has been received with the
loudest acclamations of delight by the press and
public of every city he has visited. Seats may
now be secured for any night during his engage
ment.
THE ST. CHARLES THEATER.-There remains
but two more nights Of Hiss Fishers engage
| ment at this theater. and admirers Of the roman-
| tic and spectacular drama should take advantage
| OF the remaining opportunities OF enjoying her
| performances. This evening Miss Fisher will re-
| ceive benefit, for which occasion she has
| chosen as the attraction the two plays OF 1.-THE
Cataract of the Ganges" and "Throe Fast Men,"
| On the next Sunday evening Prof. J. Pepper
will appear for the first time IN this city in bis
romantic drama of the sAlchemist's Daughter"
in the course of which be introduces great scien-
titic and splritualistlc effects.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Harrigan and Hart, the
stars at this theater, now on their first visit to
appeared, been received with crowded houses
and enthusiastic audiences. They have presented
their drama called g Tue DOYLE Brothers. which
OF Itself has nothing OF any great interest IN the
plot, but lnterlarded as it is with Harrigan and
Harris original sketches, it becomes the vehicle
| Of one OF the most interesting evenings enter
talnments We have ever witnessed. These young
artists deserve the success that attends their
efforts. They are, in their different roles, the
best that have appeared in this city, besides which,
they are the au6nors and the original performers
of all of the sketches they present. Harrigans
versatility is unb unded, he, as an Irishman, ne
gro, Italian or Frenchman, is equally perfect
and at home
Witty in speech and action, Hart (also
splendid versatile artist fills up the sketches,
the Irish girl or negress, making them perfect.
Tonight these new and popular favOrites-for
| they already established favorites in New o.,
leans-take their first benefit and promise their
| patrons some new sketches, and as they are the
authors OF over fifty of the most popular of the
present day, will look for similar house to
their opening night, which was the largest Of the
| season. We advise early app icatlon to the box
office.
Saturday, grand family matinee with new
sketches, and on Sunday we are to have an en-
| tire change. The gallant 69th are announced for
several new military sketches, etc.
GLOBE TEEATER.-The business tact and ener-
gy Of Manager Flynne are fully recognized by
| theater- goers. This fact is evidenced by the
large crowd which nightly gather at this popular
place Of amusement. The company is one of
the largest in the city, and embraces artists in
every line of the variety business. An enter
tanning bill is presented nightly, and the bill
offered tonight is no exception to the rule. 1t
viii Include the famous CanCan.
To-day, Byrnes remnant day, remnants at pur-