New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-06
Anusenents.

| PLAcrDE's VARtErIEs-on Saturday evening the ser
Family y played at tho Varieties to very large
| house, by whom it received with great applause
Hollands .8niiab Sleek was think, the best persona
ton of the character We have j. g. Browne
painted Capt Murphy Nc CURE with admirable taste Civ
ing just the brogue spice and distinguish the
past without yuIgarizng rendering it offensive. The
remaining characters well drawn although not
appropriately dressed they might have been Soto
danced in the charming ballet advertisement called the
Painters Illusion, and the whole concluded with the
mee- drama Of Luke the Laborsr On Sunday evening
Colley Cbbers adaptation of shakspsares tragedy Of
q Richard the Third y played to very good
audience. Mr. Lynne personated Richard and his render
ing Of much and marked ability Mr. Bass struck
being somewhat nice in his rendering of the
| KING. Mrs. Stewards Elizabeth was very commendabe
and many other parts well sustained The comedy
| Of Simpson & Coz closed the evening.
Tonight the comic drama of the Miller of MILESTONE
Soto THE Violet y and tFortunio y are all presented
1t bill of surprising merit and deserves to be pat
| ronized
ST. CHAnLEa THEArRr-saturday evening was devoted
to the benefit Of Gabriel Raye the St Charles Theatre
and the house crowded from pit dome The panto
mines battles and advertisements all off easily and
creditaby and the amusements crowned with re-
markabo success and great applause On Sunday even
ing the travels and the troupe combined with them
played for the last time previous to their dshandng and
|
Mobile while Pougaud Mcgee, Layigne Oorby and two or
three others announce engagement at the French
| Theatre in this city.
This evening is devoted to the Firemens Benefit for
which occasion Mr. Ravel has the services
| his troupe.
FRENCH THEATRR.-Rossino's grand opera of Moses''
performed at the Orleans Saturday evening for the
third time this seasonLaperre Lacroix Genbre Ber-
tout Borghese and Bern sustaining the principal parts
Donzetti's opera of La File de Regment will be per-
formed this evening; Pougaud Lavgne Corby and Mcgee
appear at the Orleans for the first time
FREMErs BEsEFrr-our readers will bear in mind that
this evening devoted to the benefit of the Fremen
city at the St Charles Theatre. The oommsndabe
charitable conduct of Mr. DeBar in only giving the
entire proceeds Of the house but also adding thereto the
sum of fifty dollars from his own pocket should lead
citizens to turn cut and make the realized
worthy Of the and occasion Or they are unable
to be present. it well they should at least contribute
to the by paying the amount of ten adms-
sons. Those who desire to copjon pleasure and good
works may assured they will attain both by being
present this evening at the st Charles Gabriel Rave
has volunteered the services his troupe for the occ
sion,
MADAME SosrAG's CoNcERr.-Madame Sontag's concert
which was advertised to off at Odd Fellows Hall
this evening has been unavoidaby postponed on account
of her Due notice will be given of its occur
renee.
DAN RIcH's-The appearance of Mmlle Minna at
Dan Ree's on Saturday evening was an event quite as
notable and successful the debut Madame Tournars
She attracted very large audience and asOunded all by
the ease and of her riding the admirable
manner in which she went through manage act Dan
himself has recovered to great degree the severe
cold which troubled him and makes the house reso
nant with laughter in days past is said to be the
funniest fellow who rod The ring we never heard
his humor disputed, This evening Mademoisee Minns
both appear with unsurpassed trs of horses
VAN AmnuRGHs-The Menagerie will leave this week,
with all its wonders Of lions tigers other wild beasts
those who have not the great
sights to be seen there should 60 Immediately
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doHs GMsFoRp. john daisford long time attached to
the various theatres in this city in capacity or an
other and late editor of little sheet called the Balloon
is dead. He died Saturday buried on yeser
day morning.
Our contemporaries have fallen an error in descb
ing nm as native Of England lie born in Scot
Snd-We forget which parand received the elements of
good education. But like many of his countrymeu