The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-01
AMUSEMEN1S

The VARIETIES THEATER-We have already
expressed our great pleasure with the manner
in which Mr.. MCCULLOUGH and Mrs. Chan.
frau rendered the difficult characters OF
Romeo and Juliet, and We can only repeat
that approval of their performance last
evening.
At the matinee to-day the beautiful and
ever popular play of "The Lady of Lyons -
will be performed, with Mr.. Mccullough and
Mrs. Chanfrau in the leading roles. This is
indeed an extra attraction, and our people
should give substantial recognition of the
great efforts made by the management of this
theater to successfully cater to their pleasure
and to provide really splendid holiday enter
| tainments for them. The Varieties Theater
should be crowded to-day with the elite and
| fashion Of our city.
Mr.. Mccullough will make his last appear
ance this evening, for which occasion he has
chosen the drama of slack Csde, which
was made so popular by the admirable acting
Of the late Edwin Forrest. Mr.. Mccullough
has won great applause in the character from
excellent critics, and we have no doubt he
will give US splendid performance. We
trust there will be q large and appreciative
au'ience present.
On Monday, the eminent dramatist and
actor, Mr.. Geo. Fawcett Rowe, will make his
AISt dppohIduce III f'uE Guy 0S MlCaWO6T, IN
the play of Little Emily"
ST. CHARLES THEATER engagement
of Lolita and her excellent support is fast
drawing to close, there being but three more
performances remaining before she leaves us.
A special New Years matinee will be given
to-day at noon, when the beautiful little play
of "Musette," little Bright Eyes), will be re-
peated. There can be no more attractive en-
tertainment offered to the ladies and little
folks than they will find in this play. so we'll
acted by Lolita and her company. ''Musette"
will constitute the attraction during the re.
mainder of her engagement.
On Monday evening Mile Zoe will inaugu-
rate short engagement at this theater.
The ACADEMY OF MUs1C.-There was good
house at Mr.. Bidwelrs popular place of
amusement last nigh, to witness the "Ice
WITCH" the performance OF which passed off
delightfully."-. To-day will take place the grand
gift matinee, when there will be given elegant
prizes to visitors.
Yankee Locke will be the next star at the |
Academy OF Music, opening in the sensation |
al drama of "Trumps," the scenes of which |
are laid in the gold regions of Australia, dur
ing the exciting times attendant upon the |
discovery of gold in that country. There are
many startling situations in the play. Mr..
Locke represents the character of Yankee
with great faithfulness, and strikingly like to |
nature; in fact, something entirely different |
from the convention i stage Yankee.
The Louisville Journal speaks as follows:
YANKEE LOCKE We were glad to learn that
the engagement of the celebrated Yankee
comedian. G, E. Locke, at Cincinnati, was q
splendid success in every sense of the word,
md the people Of the Queen City showed, by
l,D.~ L |
arge numbrrs their appreciation of the
merits of this gentleman, whom we unhesi-
atingly believe to be the best and about only
perfect representative of the original Yankee
character on the American STAGE and We must
the proprietor of the Louisville
Cheater on having secured the services of Mr..
Locke for number of nights, commencing
Monday, April 80, when we hope the play
yoers Of this city will crowd the house to
Welcome Mr.. Lock. after ten years absence
rom the Louisville boards.
GLOBE THEATER The little ones should
lot forget to keep their parents in mind of
he New Years temptations offered by Man.
ger Flynne at this popular place of amuse-
nent to day. A grand gift matinee is an
lounced. the admission to which displays
be unwonted liberality of the management.
tickets of admission are reduced to twenty
i've cents for ladies. and all children free
We know of no pleasure cheaper, and no ,
lace more calculated to sustain its promises
, the public, in view of the array of talent
ffered
Next Monday, at this theater, galaxy of ;;
ew stars will make their bow before the foot A..
ghts, when Miss Carrie Armstrong, Miss I.
ernie Ashton, Miss Della Gonzales and Miss ,,
one Lane, together with Mr.. j. II. Larkin !
all cnpciaJicts) will opnaar