The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
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MRS. CHANFRAu's VARIETIES THEATER,
1.-THE LADIES THEATER"
Engagement for six nights of he beautiful young
emotional artistic
MISS MAY HOWARD,
Whose brilliant success in Australia liornia and
the chief cities of the country,
mends her to attention.
NJ ndny, Tuesday. We edne.day, Thursday, and
Wedne sday Matinee,
THE NEW MAGDALEN,
OR, THE RED GRO s OF GENEVA.
duction htr of new comedy, written for her by
Col. Barnes, of the California bar, SOLID Sill
YER. mh12 If
A cADEMY OF MUSIC
The Favo,ite Family Theat.r.
Wednesday Noon } Gold Watch Gift Matinee.
and Night. Lottery Of Life,
NJ rch 15 Noon and Evening.
Benefit of Miss Emma Pal
mer, produ, ing TdE TWO.
)ORPHANS. the Academys
Thursday, March 16 lori inal version. Better pro-
duced and better acted than
at any other theater in New
Friday. ST PATRIcKis EVE,
March II. or,
ST. PATRiCKs EVE;
sisalSss Msainss. ) Kathleen NJ Mavourneen.
Benefit to Miss Jennie Cliff.
Saturday, ford, producing Daly's
March 1s. Under the Gas Light.
! Hernandez Foster, the great
Sunday: }pantomime actor, in his drama
Ma ch 10. (en,itled =" Jack Harkaway
}AAoat and Ashore"
CT CHARLES THEATER-
ENGAGEMENT FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY
YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL ARr1sTE,
MISS MARY ANDERSON.
Tuesday-ROMEO AND JULIET.
Wednesday-THE HUNCHBACK.
Thursday-BIANCA THE ITALIAN WIFE.
Friday-Benetit fit of Miss MARY ANDERSON.
Saturday-Only ANDERSON Matinee.
Sunday, March 19-THE KIRALFYS in their great
spectacular drama of ROUND THE WORLD
IN EIGHTY DAYS
Wanted-1OO Young Ladies to appear in ROUND
THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS. Apply at the
Theater. mh14 If
GRAND VOCAL. AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT,
rendered to-
MRS. CHAS. BOUDOUsQUIE, BY HER PUPILS,
With the kind assistance of Messrs. METEYE,
GRUNEWALD HALL,
Wednesday Evening. March Is, 1876,
Under the patronage of the following well known
ladies':
Mmes Gaines, Chaffraix, Pothier,
Denis, Caller Ell lott
SOule, Barley, Morel,
Pension, Agar, K0zier
Plassan, E.Lavi'lebeuvre E. JnO. DOlhonde
A Miltenberger Claiborne, F. d. Matthey,
A. Laborde, Buchanan S. B. Locquet-Leroy
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
LOUIS A. ARNAULD Chairman.
VIM. Mott DR.. B. A. Pope,
N. Augustin, Louis Sere,
J A. PeDistOD, Eugene Cenas
Harrison Watts James Mott
Edgard Bouligny, Charles Durrive.
Armand Cspdeville. Alfred B0uigny,
Paul Capdeville. Oct. j. Morel,
G. Kohp, II. Cummuny
Omer Villere. George Miltenberger
Ringgold Brousseau, George Grima,
Gs Orge Viilere, VIM. Elliott,
f. de Stephens. H. Chispella
Arthur Baily- Blanchard, A. Plassan,
PROGRANIME-Part 1.
No. L. Le Domino Noir Overture huit mains) Auber
Miles. A. B., L. B., L. C. ct F. p.
No 2. La vestale. (Cheur avec soil .Spontni
No. 3. Scene Lyrique. -Bazn
Sung by Mr.. j. Cassard.
No. 4. Stabat Mater, (duO)- ROssni
Sung by Miles a. NJ ct III. NJ
No. 5. Guill2ume Tell tduo pour violin ct piano.
pr,aa1s M1 Gsus5 ss Ts,s e. MIs kGssn
Sung BY Nile L. B. ct Mr. Meteys
: ' Sung by Mile. H. M w.
No s. lie Prophete. Scene ct air dn 5eme acte)
Sung by Mile. H. ID. Mey erbeer
PART II.
No l. Merry. Wives of Win sor, Overture huit
By the pupils Of the Locquet- Leroy Institute. =
No 2. Le Concert a la Cour, (air). -. ..Auber
Sung by Mile. L. B.
w. 'As "A' Sung BY Mr.. Meteye. ''A''SS
No. 4. La Favorite (grand air. .-.-. .Donizett
Sung by Mile. N. H.
No s. Jerusalem s1po 1PolSnaiss} on E1}. cp-Verdi
No. 6. LIE Camaval de Paris, violin ct piano.
NM Caulier ct Cartier Laroque
Pianist Mr.. CARTIER
Doors open at T. Concert commences at 8.
Tickets. One Dollar.
For sale at all the principal Music Stores, and at
the door on the evening of the Concert.
mhl2 3tSMOE
ODD FELLOWS HALL
~ Positively Last Day but Three. >
Wednesday. MarcF, l5.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY.
AFTERNOON at 1, EVENING at o'clock
Doors open at 12 and o'clock.
SYLVESTER BLEEKER, Manager.
The Great Original and Renowned
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE,
Together with the Infnitesimal
MISS MINNIE WARREN,
And the Skatorial Phenomenon