The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-09

First Recorder's e,ourt
A VI USE " EN rs.

| ACADEMY or Musfo.-rhe third week OF the
| summer season, inaugnrated under The manage
| ment OF Messrs Power and Reed, will this even
ing be marked by the first prod uction by this
| company Of Hobertsons comedy OF tCaste," In
| which tho leading members appear. We have al
| ready alluded to the attractive features and merit
| this play possesses. and can only reiterate our
| conviction that all who attend it's performance
will be fully repaid FIR their trouble. Additional
attraction Is also offered in tho remarkable gym
nastio feats Of the Leola sisters, who are native
arti tr, and in the amusing Iish comedy OF "Bar-
ney the Baron" with which the entertainment
will conclude.
| The dramatic bit Of the day, the very clever
| comedy Of "Lenons' has been selee,ed as tho
attraction for Thursday, Thanksgiving night,
and as ii is the last time it will be presented this
season, lovers Of &c mine fun and humor should
| make note or the fact and be on hsnd
| On Friday the "fwo o phaus" will be per-
| formed, and Mt the ma inee Saturday the
charming comedy Of "Wo dcock's Little Game''
| and the Iaughabe free OF The "Bsnicia Boy" will
be given. The Lsola Sisters will also appear at
each performances in several OF their most daring
acts on the flying trApeze.
At the Carrolton Gardens. on Saturday, also,
commencing at .. m, grand combination per-
formancs, embracing music, drama, olio, farce
and dancing will afford the publ an opportunity
OF pleasurabls recreation-the admission to the
entire entertainment being only 81 cents, children
half price.
The PHILHARMONIC REHEARsAL.-The public
| rehearsal of the Philharmonic Club which took
place at Grunewald Hall ON Monday night, at
| trsc cd Gil immense audience, comprising large
| number OF our dtLettd11ti. The enter ainment,
which was most select, deserves more than a.
passing compliment, but We regret that we must
confess our inability TO do justiee TO the subject
| owing TO pressure OF business on Monday night.
We, nevertheless, saw enough Monday to
| afford us the qualification that the club is in
creasing in numbers and in talent, and that ito
prospects for the future OF The brightest Tho
club we sincerely trust, will give frequent enter
taiuments Of the high order Indicated In the pro-
gramme, which evinced several desirable quail
ties. freshness, originality and novelty; and we
| are satisfied that they will receive rnerited en-
enlargement from our music-loying public.
| THE Bthp CONCERT, given last night g 9rune-
wald Hill, for tho benefit o. the Napoleon Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church. WAS .uoh q handsome sue
cess that there were msny whn, in the expressions
OF their qualification, uttered the wish that il
shoul be rep ated. The aR ir was not only well
Interpreted, but well managed also.
A GRAND Excuaslox.--Capt. X. b. Peasants,
commanding the Crescent II 6es, formerly COM
psny r. Of the While Lesgae has perfected ar
engagements with the magnificent steamer
Thompson Dean to m4ke an excursion to the
jetties. A large number OF tickets have already
been disposed OF bs tbs mem era OF the COM
paDy, and ia or or 10 make grand success We
sincerely hope the ftend, OF tho gallant set will
take hold II IT. and lsf not one ticket remain un-
sold. This command has always been the first
to respond TO the C lis OF duty, aud We ell know
there have been many OK them.
II is near TO impossible to beat Staub. Ever
and anon new ripple Of news starts from the
centre at Go d. hwaite's book stofe, on Exchange
Alley near the corner 81 Canal. 5taub has ON
papers and periodical, Hsrper's Bazaar and
Weekly, Pu Il, &c, 60. His counter 10 aIao on