New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-10
DAILY CRESCENT.
Local Intelligence.

LOLA MONTE The announcement on Friday
anl Saturday evenings that the Counties de Lands
ella would appear in her novel aud eccentric Spider
Dance brought together ON both crcaslonr ar rue an
attendance Of the fair and flshiouab" ma. rrncai
Sc walls Of the Varieties since the good times
past Of glorious memory The house filed 10
overlooking numbering among H. attendants collection
OF fair ladies the pink u Iaponicsdom CouFpicuuuz ia
the dress circle in the second gallery aud in the
pnrTuette numbers Of city belize notable alike
for chasteness Of adorument, aud beauty Of person
On both occasions. the first piece represented was
Lola Honte1 in Bavaria" being repetition- Of the
drama designed TO body forth the prominent
the life Of the heroine whose deeds have rung the
public for the last five years the story Of whose
fame has become Worldwide OF the pecularities Of
this performance have already expressed our opin-
ion ami have only to remark in addition that its
literary merits not such calculated to give
fair scope for the exercise Of high dramatic ability
Aside from the intrinsic interest attached the stir
ring which it is intended portray. and from
the strong public desire to the heroine of such
citing events, the piece is without any claims spe-
cal remark The author has not done justice to the
subject The performance, however, went of well, and
was at times applauded But it Lola Moutez
the drama but Lola the light and airy daughter ofTcrp
sichore-child Of beauty aud the graceswhrlng the
brilliant pirouettes Of the DEMONSTRATING while she
astoniahed-that this gay company congregated to
The desire to her previous the final rising the
curtain made singuarly manifest and in the inter
venng moments the excitement became intense
when the curtain and the famous efulged
upon the spectators the pauds that greeted her were
gathering in the extreme Her appearance and making
up IN themselves novelty and sufficient without
other adiuncts to create Juror in her favor Not with
bound IA 4agasin with toe pointing heavenward aud des
cbing sencirces the air-torturing attitudes create
impressiondd she burst the view but modestly
tired with long skirts and ady chasteness in all
the details of her appealing she stepped upon the
boardseasy and graceful, and displaying erurates of
matches symmetry The dance novel one pos
sessing peculiar fascination the had not
previously witnessed the like of IT, In what She
executed this difficult pas how its performance APP
pauded how all seemed delighted and how the specta
capped their goved and eweled fingers demanding
its repetition how the first occasion the Count
esq declined efulgng again and how she instructed
Mr. Bass to speak her how Bass did it, and how
the pleased auditors appauded again till echo answered
Il leave to the verdict Of those who there
and who will willingly register their approval The
Countess knows how to make curositys palate tlate
Last night she appeared in the same interminable
piece without the dance being added to tho attractions Of
the bill. Tonight she Is announced in the drama Of
Charlotte Corday," and in a favorite pas
Although cannot endorse the judgments Of Of
contemporaries to the capacity of this Indy
finished dancer. yet willing to admit
the atractiveness that attaches to widespread repu
aton and will not deny that her Is the best card
the management could have selected to I'll the house II
will be some time yet before she will to draw.
EEoPEMENT EXTRAORDINARY few days agc
wealthy planter residing four hundred miles NJ
the to this city visit Of pie sure bring
pg with him his family, among them singularly beauti
full and accomplished though inexperienced daughter
So remarkable was she her personal attractions that
she could not fail to allure the gaze of crowds in the
and the opera she the target for hundred
n,ensae modern Jupiter would willingly have transform
ca himself into
Singular to relate young man from of the South
States high born intelligent of fascinating exterior
reputed rich arrived here about the time Iayin
acertaned Immediately his arrival that commercia
reyerses had oyertaken foreign house which he la
trusted largely and that by its bankruptcy he was LEI
penness He became desperate and determined by boil
stroke to retrieve his lost put hi
difficulties by the unpleasant alternative of pistols 70
one or suicide Broodng over these his resolutions h
visited the opera where guided by his lucky star his
traueed vision fell upon the young lady in question
her ascertain the fact of her great wealth and
resolve to win her required but moment and his resor
tion was fixed. He must have her or die
Through the fundamentally of plant serving matt
h., obtained Interview, when, by the magic of prn'
tced tongue ready with protestaous Of undying love
obtained the fair affections and the promise Of h,
o, hand.
How he avoided the unpleasant possibility Of a refusi
"a the part OF the adys parents to ratify the match
persuaded the fair dcuoistlc that there sue
e romance in olandestine marriage and how in Nv