The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Reuet,t of Gus williams.

This exeallent comedian who became popu-
lar the first night that he appeared at the
Academy. and who has become great iavorite
although he has been here scarcely week
tax es his benefit at the Academy to-n1ght. Gus
Williams will appear in three pieces, says tne
proeramme; we apprehend, however, that sucn
a clever artist and whole souled fellow VIII
feel leathe to subdivide himself Just 10 eratliY
the programme maker. but will appear In one
aolid piece OF miTthful flesh In each entertain
ment. namely, his own side-splittinR concep-
tion Of ptnsfore, "Dnkelspiel's Blunders.'
German character comedy. In which he will be
assisted by Cahill Maflin. Eugene Paul ana
Annie Deacon and series Of songs and reeita-
tions. Somebody's Mother" and The Lock OF
Hair will comprise the recitation portion Oh
the programme. and the Temperance LEG.
ture" will be delivered In Gus's own 1nimftape
style The second act OF the Babes In TIE
Wood" introducing the Mechanical Donkey
will form part OF this huge entertainment. Ia
which the Colville troupe will appear. " 10
scarcely necessary to say that the house will De
fuu. and that we will have to record rouslng
ovation to the beneficiary.
GUS MAUBERRET's BENEFIT
will occur on Tuesday. It will be the last op-
ailments to the Colville company. Inc pro
gramme for the occasion will be another nm, I'M
mense ne a rsi 81 RoI IN CRU
| soc. Between the acts Gus Williams Will. ap-
pear in some Of his bt st sDeefaisfes'
| st. Charles Theatre.
On Friday. May q, the Old Drury will once
more open her doors this season. IN thls odca.
| sion II will be for the benefit OF the, charming
little actress. Miss Sadie Vivian she i Int a.
taking the role Of Gilbert IN DAYS I've a ha
a number Of the best artists in the city, who a.e
noted for their talent in this line. We also note
that Young gentleman OF this city, OF rare "a al
| debut and we are sure he will play the part he
has undertaken to perfection.
/ An Artistic Concert.
II il with pleasure that we inform the public
that Madame Marguerite Samuel tuee Ellie! VII
taepth 81 May. AS an artist. Madame samue
he's been fayorably Judged by the mus1clans o
this city. Mr.. F. Gtnnsyelt the leader q Il ~
lead the choruses Mr.. q. is too we'll known o.
an artist. and the readiness with which he MAJ
given his approval aha - no trea
in store for the lovers Of classic music, nj
Greuliug the organist Of st. Patricks ehurch
has kindly volunteered his services. and vii
, lead The orchestra The many ladies and gen
! tlemen who have offered to assist are toe, nl
, nervous to mention. The programme Will D
, published shortly.
-. Francis Benevolent Association.
This association proposes to give gran
May entertainment and soiree Mt Minerva Hal
on Saturday next. for the benefit OF their rene
: fund. The admission will be only fifty cents,
Arlington Glee Club.
The sixth complimentary fancy dress soire
of the Arlington Glee Club drew large mum
Der of pleasure seekers to Exposition Hall yes
l terday evening.
!. Crescent city Roller skating Rink.
Notwithstanding the bad weather last even
| ing. the skating festival at the Harmony Hall 0
: Bienville near Royal. had attracted the larges
and one of the, most recherche. audiences tins
l.. atta Iaa thnJ QvQilQhI
r space was occupied.
) There were several exhibitions Of fancy ska
ing by ladies and gentlemen skaters whic
brought forth ringing applause from the 81
dience Owing to its immense success, tn
managers Of the rink have decided to repe'
A the entertainment next Tuesday evening Fe
= the occasion a gold medal will BIZ presented
Q the best lady skater, ACCOMPANIED by gentle
Q man. The rink IS open In the day from 10 o'cloc
| a. m. to o'clock u. NJ, whare instructions Al
given by Prof. A. II. Moore free Of charge. tt
Q music Is under the leadership OF Felix Delatou