The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-08
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ACADEMY or MUsfo.-The thrilling French
drama, known In this country AZ "The Streets Of
New Yok," which has, since it's first production
in English 10 1857, always been II popular play,
will be- given this evening with tho full strength
OF the excellent Aca 'emy company. All Of the
original scenic and mechanical Effects will be re-
| produced, and tue patrons OF the Academy may
expect most enjoyable evening.
Mr.. W. II. Power. the ta!euted and worthy
le. d. actor during the season, will have bene-
fit to- morrow evening, on which occas on the ever
popnlar and romantic play Of "Roredale" will
be prevented with the beneficiary In The role OF
EN,ot tray, and supported by the en- ire com
pany He will donbtle be greeted by full
house, rs a just recognition Of his able rende ring
OF the many pleasant moments he has afforded
to q grateful public dur pg bis engagement.
The great sensation OF the day, and the most
amusing comedy perfo med in Ams RIGA this
season, 30 IL Il said, entitled "Lemons," is under
lined for the 18th inst.
The IRISH MtssTRELs. We ha1 the pleasure
OF u visit yesterday from Mr.. Moo o, the agent OF
the Irish Minstrels, who announced that this
continuation would open in his city at st. Pat
rick's Ha ], on Wednesday next. The entertain
mont TO be presented by this company to the
public, and which will make the heart OF every
true IrishmAn vibrate with emotion, will consist
Of panoramic views Of the principal cities, towns
and ties OF interest OF the old c,untry as she
was and as she IL; in idental to which, host OF
vocasts, dancers, muticians and specially aud
sketch actors will appear.
In the Hst We DOt1ce the name OF an If1Hn
comedian ( note, MIR. Bryan O'Lynn and John
Henshaw, bai list and negro and Dutch deinea-
tor, the latter OF whom has already visited this
part Of the country and been received with much
favor.
We will refer to the promising entertainment
again before tre opening night.
ToRRIANIs CONCERT The concert OF this
charming vocalist lately OF the Varieties COM
pany, will Ike place. IL il definite y announced,
on Wednesday evening ext at Grunewald Hall.
Mr.. Ton ixIi will he as, listed by Miss A. Mer-
oier (soprrno), Professor Van Hufflen (basso),
Monsieur Livsin, the accomplished fatist, Fred.
N. Thay er, Erq 10 recitatiODs, Mr.. +. Claiborne
(baritone), Mr.. W. N. Grunewald (pisuist) and
Mr.. j. W. H. Eckert, accompanied.
The prog anime before US is select one, and
comprises lie Tremulo." 10 be performed by
Livian; Lie Fills du Corsa, and the air des )ces
Figaro, to be eung by Van Hufflen: Una Furtiva
Lsgrima and the oavatina OF Massanillo by Mr..
Torriani; the grand aria OF Trovatore bv Miss
MERCER. and the grand air du Philtre by Mr..
Claiborne.
Seats are being taken very rapidly for the
concert. which will doubtless attract the elite
OF our dliunnhi
The VARIETIES CoMpANY.--Nr. J. Kittredge,
who has been 50 long connected with the business
department of the New Orleans stage, came to
bid us good bye last evening f.r some time. Mr..
Kittredge leaves this morning as business man.
ager with Mr.. Popes Varieties Theatre Company
for New York. The company will present ''bam-
con" in the principal cities on their way. We
wish them all God speed.