The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-07

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Orleans Ihsafre seemed 70 command the largest
shsrs q pnblic attendance. The former presented
very fair array Of acting talent, and, with fare
exceptions, attempted nothing above or beyond
Sshe forcs Of the company. Mrs. Howard was il
lie and soul, and certainly possessed an extrsor.
diusry amount Of what may be called strictly
isoaI Talent She is exqsistely adapted to deligh,
I New Oflssns audience, and before such an
audiences only can she win her perfect triumph
Before New York, . Boston,, London audience,
We think, SO peculiar are her talents, that ii
reflects NO. discrsdit to doubt her success. We
are glad 70 understand that she is again engaged,
for the season.. 4 Plscids's. If there was any
thing wanting q Placide's. il vas, We think. q
really excssnt and grscsful gentssl comedian, and
one or Two performers more capable than thoss
who attempted ssni- mslo- dramatic characters.
3 The -. Chsties last winter, particularly to-
wards NJ eloss of The season. was very sr inferior
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q The public would justify IT. ORCHESTRA was,
- may fairly ny, sxecrable. while : large
portion of the company gagged" ad ibu-
sssss and the promptsr's voice continually antci-
pstsd the setof'n Nothing bat the location Of
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the St. Chsrles and its old name gave il a
rsspeetabls share Of public patronage, and those
.who went (ssvs when some "star" in solitary
bsillianes illuminsd the stage) got but small
modicum ofthe value Of the money. For our own
part, we always escaped 20 the Varieties with .
feeling Of relief This season we are not yet fairly
able to judge Of the merits Of the management.
We think. however, that the orchestra and COM
pany are much improved, but cannot but believe
'thst somewhat more literally upon the. part Of
the management would have commanded vastly
superior naterial An Intelligent friend, to whose
mics taste in theatrical matters we oheerfuy sub
init ourself reports that thus far the company
need prompting over much, and "gag" some.
what too freely. In the opening of season. .hi.
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"emDsis q inc company must nave some 'ime TO
familiarize themselves to one another; but a week
-or two ought to remedy this matter. We may
state in this come ction that we have refused and
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ST. Charles Theatre, though rendered to us upon
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