New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-27
AMusEMENrs LAST EVENING.

ORLEANS THEATER.-The Orleans, last eve
ming was well filled in the dress circle parquetts and gal
leres We have previous evenings when the array
81 beauty was more brilliant but hardly any when
more critical and capable sudience gathered within
the walls the celebrated and widely known theater
of this city.
Donisetsi's grand opera ala Favoren the attrac-
tion with Dssgrave Fs1and Graal Balthasar and
Nine Cambrier Lenora To say that it we'll pro-
ducsd and well performed would be only to say that
which every who has ever been within the Orleans
must DO conscious Of without To speak of it
more fully would be to exceed the space capable
giving this evening The opera is and always has BEEN
here synopyme Of Its The beauty Of the scenes
Of the dresses and than all, of the musc--whioh
only Donizetti could have compassionate live in the
memory Of every one and insure it that constant
which every repetition renders more marked.
Sr. CHARLES THEATERs ~ chiller's tragedy Of
rhe Robbers was played evening the ST. Charles
Theater with Mr. Pope as Charles do Moor. Mark Smith as
Count d. Moa, studley Francis Dc Moor, Bowers az
speigeNerg, and Mrs Leonard as .aansta.
The name and fame Of Schiller known even where
bis works been read the of his repu.
tation comprehanded After Goethe, Sehiller-and Of
Schiller, aThe Robbsrs.h
AS play Of actionas 10 which feelings emotions
and passions clearly and distinctly drawn
mated with skill surpassed only by shakspsare-and
through that almost speak for themselves do
not recall any notable than the Robbers IL
has passed through much criticism and been com
snded less for its accordance with the strict rules of
ancient tragedy than for the life and vitality infused
into it.
Thus much for the piece OF its representation last
evening only say that while some characters were
not so distinctly drawn as the needs Of the play re-
qurs the whos thread Of tins story well understood
and was worked ont with commemorate care and accu
rscy. Mr. Popes Charles % Nicer exceedingly clear
distinct and MISUNDERSTANDING the man. and the
emotions natural to him under the circumstances in
which he placed, with fidelity worthy Of high COM
msndation.
The entertainments OF the evening closed with the
laughable farce Of HnculssKi Of Clubs y, In which
Dollar successful during years previous and
Mrs Booth, as Mrs Rdmsboo, every way up to the re-
qnirements of the piece:
T PEEI's SOUTHERN OPERA HousE. no
other attractions retain their attractiveness when
era safety seems to have fastened upon the public and
cusomed amussmsnts lost their charms the Minstrels
are as popular Their houses are full every night
and deservedy while bills Of the attractiveness ana
merit they have hitherto presented are kept before the
people. S5g 81 #S..zs So S
Last evening there another very considerable mass
meeting Of the old Armory, and very considerable
amount OF hearty commentator evinced by those pre
sent Mr. Farrenberg's Let dream Of former years
and ballad Dearest I'll think Of thee need to be heard
in order to be appreciated Any notice Of them wou,
fall In conveying sense that only be attained by the
actual presence. ai5 g5 n
This new burlesqus Of Robert Make.ars was intro.
duced for the nrst time and will probably be repeated
Those who have ever the original should by ali means
sec the imitation. They are twin gems