The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-19
From tho Ns.o orlaans Pieayuns.

From tho Nep Oriaaas Pieayuns.
Anus me nat in the Halls OF the Monte znmas.
Ofmnusemenis we cannot complain either as re-
CARDS the number or the quality First and foremost,
we have most excellent Spanish Company at FL
Teatro Naciona giving senies of entertainments
than which we have seldom witnessed any thing
better, II good, at home. The principal actor Is
Sehon Vinolas, finished artist, but the most char
ming feature in the company Ia the Senora Canete,
an actress Of versatile talents chaste and polished
In her style to degree while her voice is most must
cal her eye bright and Joyous her smile irresistible,
and the whole expression Of Der flce sunny
bright day in May. She has seen some thirty odd
summers-begging her pardon for speaking upon a
point 80 tenderyet still is handsome, beautiful
woman with whom time has dealt most leniently.
To charming naipete she unites thorough con-
ception of character and an exhaustless flow of
spirits and at tho time is just as much at home
while enactng the lisping and sentimental victim Of
love as while portraying the boisterous hoyden.
cannot call TO mind the equal TO La Canete on the
American stage. In all their appointments and ac-
cessores the Spanish are infinitely ahead of useven
at our own French theatre in New Orleans they
behind these Castilian comedians in the richness
and appropriateness Of costume attached to the
company Is an excellent corps de ballet, composed
of some six or eight male and female dancers The
princlpal ia In Gone n nre,tv md snr;ohtlv i,,lo
woman, with Jewish ems, If co,,n,enancs ,,ah,;na
I'm 40 wel ON the stape while her limhs wouH s.r,s
as models. Nor is she ut alLchary in the display of
them, but vaults whirls and--and- is good
word-about the stage in style highly gratifying 10
los Yankees" Not particle of prudery is there
in her pirouettes the contrary. There appears
to be joyous abandon about all the dancers given
New Orleans audience could aes ona ~ ,h.i RoIarns
or n Jotn Arrpgonesau far instance - oive her.
NJ ,he National the,,re ,hcre ,,anld no a,,,,,o
attempt AT shouting There Il onlv one word In,
has ever fallen mon INV ears That can ,rn,v
the style of the pretty Senorita Gozze and doubt
whether that word can be found in Webster--her
style Is high6,I,,fi,,g m
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nnest IN the world-iarser even than the old ST.
ohares' aha Perlec' IN ui' It's appointments Inc
oivnos'la very sooa one, ana nighty they give
"i,Aeo Doouo aiiu iiai oouiioia IN style
winch WaAes " the patfiousnl u the Angio-Saxons
% 'en'i' y uc aua,ehce peihg composed Oh TINS
particular cluss u tie human iamiiy
the same street as the National il nightly onensd by
Bensleva his eouestrinp cornponv ;rha a, h,.
been taken out TO make room for he RING md the
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