New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31
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Anna Ihon the distinguished vocalist and actress about
whom have read much in tho Northern and Euro
pean papers, makes her first appearance In New Orleans,
at the St Charles night The piece she has selected
Tor her debut is opera composed for her by Auber
ttited the hCrown Diamonds Mr. Hudson actor and
vocalist enjoying brilliant reputation, and old favor
lite in New Orleans makes hsrst appearance here
many years in of the principal characters in the
opera Almost every body, erself among the number is
axous to and hear Thlon and matter of course
the house will be crowded.
0RLssSs THEATRE -Beini's beautiful opera Of Nor
ma was produced saturdayseyening, Nine Fleury-
Jolly performing the role of Norma Mmle Paoa thaa of
4dagise and Mr. neiavarda that Of Pollon The piece
was put upon the stage in excellent style Nine Fleury
Jolly was in good voice and elected much applause Her
preservation of Norau was in our estimation, unexcep
onable Her dress and appearance eynGed very just
conception of the authors deneation mlle, Paola and
Mr. Deayarde displayed artistic ability and
deservealy appaudcd
Tonight, for the first time this season, Meyerheer's
splendid opera of = The Prophet We expect to
crowded and enthusiastic audegce Nine Widemann
and Mme. Paoa will appear FGds and Berlin, and Mr.
Bordas as the Prophet, 4 great attraction: indeed
SiR LsESEs BESFtIrlf the most conclusive evidence
Of high appreciation by the public filed the heart of
an actor with pride, the happiness Of Mr. Lynne last
night must have been complete. The st. Charles was
rom PIT 70 ce'nss anu tnere was IN the aaai-
4esn's =. ~ ene aetoi aho sne man
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ish 'e heheheity cou'u nov Mlseahe' lhey maze u
'at tiey came because IL was MS oeneho Inc piay
nsonafi3 mt. hsnue sustainiis 'ae character OF
isuA'; was p"Sea as we peiie'e ~ was never pelofe
played in the theatre. Mrs Estee Potter was Parthe
MA charming than las beieve) the author ever
dreamed of We have neither time space at the late
hour at which we write to into particulars At the
" thsetss' NIX Lynne was eaed oat, ana
m e oue Vi Rae heaeesF anu most 1eeuhs speeches. we
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tSoftai accompanying Inc presentation was brief and
very neat 10 whcn barney replied that he was ia the
situation OF conntryman of his who GU being thrown
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