The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
Varieties Theatre.

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The first week Of the Kate Claxton COMPANY
has proved q success, to our great satisfaction,
for with good beginning the Varieties Theatre
cannot fail to meet with good ending. From q
pecuniary point OF view the production OF the
"rwo Orphans" has been most satisfactory, and
shows, as far as We are enabled to Judge by
appearances, an excess Of receipts over all other
entertainments for the same period since the sea-
son began in New Orleans amounting to at least
fifty per cent. At the matinee yesterday there
could not have been fever than twelve or fifteen
hundred people present, which is unusual at this
early period Of the season, and could have been
caused only by the handso ne manner in which the
play Is put on the stage and is played by Miss
Claxton and her company. We do not wish our
hypercritical friends 70 imply that we mean per-
fec'ion IN either case but certainly intend to,
say that the company plays the =" Two Orphans
IN an excellent manner The attendance during
effect. To hight the "Two Orphans" will be
repeated for the last time, and on Monday we
shall have Gan opportunity of judging OF the
company in what We understand Is a modern or
society play, and IL entitled "Conscience," with
Kate Claxton in the leading part
ST. Charles Theatre.
We call the attention OF our art loving public
again to the first appearance at the st. Charles
tonight Of the famous German Military Band,
who visited us two years ago and created
go much admiration among musicians by their
correctness and accuracy Of execution e, len We
cipal features Of the programme to be
presented, and take pleasure in repeating
to-day that Mr.. Rudolph Genert, the distin-
guished cornetist. is i'll with the BAN and Will
entertain The audience with some OF his best Sc
lections. The programme announces twenty
diffarebt pieces to be performed, comprising
some of the best productions OF Meyerbeer, AM
broise rhomas, Flotow, Auber, Wagner, Boyer,
Reissiger, Strauss and others
Number of Balls.
We have received very kind letter Of invita-
fancy dress and masquerade soiree Of the Nj
nerva Benevolent AssJclo ton, to be given on
Sa urday evening next at Exposition Hall.
Vigllant Fire Company No. will give their
anniversary bail this year at Grune valid Hall. on
Thursday, Nov. s, 1877.
A grand mask and iremen's ball will be given
BY Eagle Fire Company Nc T. at Odd Fellows
vitatons eau be procured by applying to the
engine house to S. @. Brodowski, secretary OF
the ball committee.
La Societe des Gdrcons Restdurnteurs an
nounce that her gra I'd fancy dress ball this year
will take place at Granewald Hall, on Saturday,
Dec. a. 1877. The price Of tickets is 81, supper
for one gentleman and two ladies included.
Volunteer Steam Ecgine Fire Company No.
b We selected 81. ttrlck's Hall, and the evening
of Saturday, Dec. Is, to give their grand. dress.
mask and fremen's ball this season.
We are also indebted to the Louisiana Me-
chancs Association for invitations to be present
at their grand fancy dress and calico bali, to oc-
cur on Saturday, Nov. II. at Grunewald hall:
The proceeds will so to the general relief fund OF
the Association.
The Benevolent Association Of the Sons OF
Louisiana are also determined to enjoy them
selves Tneir annual fancy dress ami mask ball
will be given on Saturday, February 2, 1878. s