The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
mEALEY,s a1BERNIANs.

Healeys Hibernian Mihstrels have secured
the st. Charles Theatre for short season. re-
ginning on Sunday next, March 3. This COM
paily, we understand, Is composed of true. high
bred ladies and gentlemen all talented per-
formers Their entertainments comprise com
edy, farce. specialtiez and panorama OF Ire
land of which our exchanges speak In flatteting
terms.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
Miss Mary Anderson closed at the Academy 3, ~
last evening as Ion. To night simmons. Sloea sla
h Swcatnans Ministries begin a two weeks en-
gagement al the same theatre.
FANNY DAVENPORT.
The first week Of The engagement OF Miss
Davenport and Days Combination, closed last
evening Mt the Varieties Theatre. The matinee
mt noon WINS one Of the largest that we have
ever seen at any IN feW NJ og eaaa c,r n9'
family circle and gallery, but the alsles mem
selves had to be provided with seats TO accom-,
mediate the numerous throng OF ladies who hal
determined not Ia lose the last opportunity OF
seeing 'Piuus' Mt Ike matinee.
AT night the audience was proportion :, ~
large and equally brilliant. for we have seldom
anap such an array of elegance, refinement and
beauty rs characterized these ivy? perform
pncas The fret week Of the combination has
the next. beginning to night with piane Tor
the last time.
drama Of "Divorce' will be presented, with
Fanny Davenport .as Fanny Ten Eyck; Eugenie
Pa g Molly hl the Mn oven ds sMsat p a.
pleton Jil, and the remainder Of the cast by
the beet personnel of Mr.. palys comvany.
There ia feature IN tins nlay IN when our
and WA take the occasion to remind them that
Miss Fanny Davenpor? 10 one OF the richest and
most elegant dressers In the world
THE BABY SHOW.
The next sensation In the way Of entertain
ments will be a grand baby show. at Grunewald
Hall on Thursday, March 14th, at noon. The
affair promises to be handsome one. being, ae
1t is, under the patronage Of some OF our leading
ladies' who have undertaken the affair with q
charitable object in view-the relief Of the natl-
hd for the egea h and oa nfm by
Suitable prizes will be awarded to children
of twelve, eigh'een and twenty-f.n,p months.
We shall refer again to this show and the
pleasure which is In store for these who attend
AMATEUR PERFORMANCE.
The good "Old Third" is promised some gen
uina fun this evening in the way of grand err
tertainment, to be given by the st. Pc er Variety
and Dramatic club, mt the Stnnewall jackson
he'd ,s q in Rses for The
benefit of the McAliister sufferers. The club ia
composed of the best amateurs in the city, ane
good performance may be expected.
THE YOUNG MINIS BALL.
Our readers have not forgotten the brilliant
entertainment given last summer Mt the Car
rollton Gardass by tha' excellent and thrifty
aoeets the Young Mems Benevolent A ,sa, I
Association have secured st. Patrick g Hall for
their H. xt entertainments grand dress and
mask ball, for there e no other hall in this city
that could accommodate conveniently he i'm.
menae erncourse Of pleasure seekers who will
on the fifth Of March next make the ball one OF
the grandest affairs of the season.
Tho committee on arrangementH, under the
craftsmanship of Mr.. John W. Bryant. are
making extensive aud tasty preparations to
render the occasion worthy OF the reputation OF
their popular society,
ROSE EYTINtsE.
Mr. Hall, the manager of the Varieties Theatre
announces hat he has completel arrangements
Tor the first appeaIHnca in NeMSOr,eans Of the
distinguished nc ress Mise Rose Eytinge as
Rose Michel, in the celebrated drama OF that
name.
BENEFIT OF MIR, vENIAT
At the Opera House this evening an extraor-
binary bill will be presented for the benefit ei
Mr. Amedae Vaniat, the talented and pains
taking manager and leading man Of the com.
pany, consisting of new drama in Ave acs and
seven tahleaux. by. Anicet bourgeois and lie.
moine, entitled Mile. de In Faile," and n
three act comedy, entitled La Fete DIES Loups. "
Performance to commence ut a quarter past I
and to end at half past II .. m. There will GER
tainlv be full house.