New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-05

the Iafurlte OF reputation
wit and with much of novelty in her character
1t Is weEcr that she should have excited an interest
in the public and that there should have been rush
witness her first appearance.
We saw her the occasion Of her first bow before a
Ncwpreaus audience but caring commit ourselves
TO opinions which further experience Of her merits we
might wish to rerucr. forbore publishing our remarks
on the suter Since then. seen her SECOND
time and in the srfsame character in which she at first
appeared orr impressions have not been Icrd and
sec no reasons 10 alter or modify opinions We thought
at iira that she was over rated and think yet
I'M Varieties Theatre the first night Of her appear
me wa h'I rom ParqI"tte to gallery all anxious to
get sight 1T the much takcd-of Lola Montez-the dan
euse the prime minister the Countess Of Lanlsfeldt
fer-up Of reypluticnism and the great luokedat Of the
| curious from Maine TO Louisiana
The tickets being put up TO dollar didn't lessen the
attendance II the price had been dollars tt Wuuli
have been the for the people were AIontcz mad
ana had determined to her at any cost From par
quette to gallery the house was fun crammci damned
with rs tough looking crowd Of hard-sted republicans
as you could general election day white era
watts ana stiit shirt collars no kid gloves scented
scarfs any Of the ippry that belongs to upperten-
dom but good hard set instead whuhsd heard the
OF Lola and wanted to whether She what report
declared her The attendance ladies was spar.e-som
tWo dczen, perhaps, being present
The play selected for the occasion was Lola Monte in
bavaria being designed to represent the life character
It some time before Lola the great luunary. rose
upon tn" audience and when she DID it such
mild efulgencesuch deprivation all that glare and
gutter which her distant reputation had led many to *
lecf That much disappointment psiucel by tn. audi
Not with dIshing bound came LOLA Fishing
Il
.mbs .peakin5 re,i,taby T. hr hoatlur the Rising Of
the curtain revealed her without extraue7us ad0rnmer
sitting a table pu-ing extraordinary air ard
srmi4fy intending no display. be situation any
's ~ t'rl ou. l'o'a n,,ls1 no u'l o. teronan-
~ gu h'r F.etuFtSiun coHntrnance.
Sny Is q w ofdAaIy ~. 'uiheiently stont-haS
80 wy " ''lt'iV'' u'at'N EleS'y hilF ana
eyes o. M1"t coor II pleas" heaven tor they
deep se'-so shaded by a str0ngy marked brow ana
"itha ~ BRILLIANT thar we took time u their
Shortly after She appeared sna sight atten1t w,.
,t ~ ~ ii''il y e iA'' !'i slI lt'lake lrue
,t,i Sia =. lltp n'l 20 t.Ae 3tFan'@ge OF it
~ Insurance. s' 'tat"iy gave over
ligbts aTa ,il r., t tl a'',t " tnr Io,l
,n +, r,rfn III Il ny ~. ~ ~ you "',4
a, - sum- % ''Is htl'f @ ttaly you bar
r.ti1a ' II a-alh.t ne. ! mus
prevented from leaving the .tosn by loul and uuan
u7 uG'.5 Ok applause ms WHs a n'ster-strnke for
alhoish there was no disturbance q consequences and
y. ~ ne hiy came rem solitary lhdiyhiEtl yet her
rP t.'.la.et % [Ae sGpposo1 insult developed her
9fuN ant turned The TIDE ol popular feeling in her
hgsr
beauty Is hoJ sugh as 20 maxi people run crazy
.ooue ngf II 5rfer suH put mat with her remarkable
o;li % y 10, ' ~ =, W. ,,'tsiin MN she
NIT d.. Of a. little doubt
IN r,,.tlny ~ ngf ityor We must 4nI vii teas She
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e., " IS ~ every respect that o. an he'd
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