New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-13
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PLActpEs VARETIEsOn Saturday evening there the
largest crowd have the Varieties collected
to do honor to the benefit ofSenorita Soto My Aunt
Hearts Trumps'' and the Witch Of Windermere'
played and Soto appeared in various dances The
audience testified their regard for the beneficiary by very
earnest and prolonged applause and frequent calls before
the curtain The senorta has concluded very
full engagement at the Varieties leaves us with the
presgeto be borne from most decided demonstration
at her benefit.
This evening the comedy of Loves Sacrifice" and the
sketch of Chesterfield Thinskn will be performed See
| advertisement. -"...
| sr eHARLEsMr. james Anderson played Richard the
Third on Saturday evening and Charles De Dtoor in the
"Robbers on Sunday, to very good audiences He is
underlined in Macbeth which is be brought out with
splendid new scenery and properties in a few days.
| MRs. CHARLES HowARp's BENErIr.-By reference to a
card in another column ii will be that the benefit Of
great New favorite takes place at the Varieties
on Wednesday evening Mrs. Charles Howard announces
the School for Scandal" and and laughbe come
dy for the night other benefit The fact has only to be
known to secure crowded house. Box office open
| YlcroR GERBER's CoNckRrs.-The musical talent Of
this the most musical city Of the union is beginning
show itself in notable than by merely ap-
preciang foreign art and excellence We begin to have
artists of capable of illustrating elsewhere the
taste and genius which exists here We have had Cots
chalk and to have Gerber-both natives Of
New Orleans both displaying early taste for music
both thoroughly educated abroad; and both finally
turning to their native city exhibit the merit they
| reached to.
NJ Victor Gerber is the of NJ Gerber, Rhs resides
the Of Royal and Toulouse streets When only
twelve years old he the leader theatrical orches
ira in this city Since then he has studying under
tho first masters in France and Germany, and has
turned with the highest praise of all who have heard him
He is said to possess great ability and he gives his
first concert here Friday evening next at the Me-
chancs' Hail. people will be able to compare the
| two-the native and the foreigner. "m
| soNrAGs CoNcERrs.-Madam sontag has arrived, and
will give her first concert here this evening at the Odd
Fellows Hall. The sale of secured seats commences at
at the office of the Hall The one dollar tickets
| can be procured only at the door Inasmuch the
number of Madam sontags concerts is limited those
who desire to hear her should go early and at once
Ole BULL's CoNcERrs.-0lG Bulls first concert in this
city the presnet season. will be given tomorrow evening
at the Mechanics Institute Hall will be assisted by
Maurice srakosch and little Adalina Patti-the greatest
nuSca phenomenon of the age The price of tickets
all parts of the hall has been fixed ST. can
secured at Hewitts & Werleins music stsres. Ole Bull
will give but three concerts in this paceen Tuesday
Wednesday and Friday He has many admirers in New
Orleans who should take advantage of the present
perhaps last opportunity to hear the great maestro
JULLlES's CoNcERTs-Brough has and Julien Is
coming. We to have here renewal of the monster
concerts which astonhed and interested the Gotham
ties Julliens first grand will be given at Odd
Feows Hail. on Saturday evening The scheme for the
sale of tickets and securing seats will be published in
| few days
DAN RIcEsIhe attractions offered by Dan last even
ing drew large auditory who well pleased as are all
who attend there The features for this evening such
| as ought to insure full house, and WILL we think
AT the Southern Museum the Singing Children" have
made decided hit We spoke of their merit the other
day, and only able to re-afm our previous COM
| mendations
| Tomorrow evening the drama of " Uncle TOMS Csbin
will be produced ut Dan Rices 1t is said most
amusing piece and to be amusngly played by the
company which is to produce here The scenery and
properties are entirely and tho whole thing Is des
tined to take the town
PRoFEssoR srENcER.-This gentleman's lectures are
attracting large crowds nightly who much pleased
with his experiments and understand two classes
have been formed for ladies and one for gentlemen
in Electro Biology His lecture last evening on the
Spiritual Rsppng Delusion listened to stteavey by
large audience who repeatedly testified their approba-
ton He is rapidly advancing n n,hn favor