New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-18
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

ODD FELLOWS HALL.--The first of her sup
Elementary concerts and the but one of those she
will favor with during the present season. given
by Mile Parodi, with the assistance of Mr. and Mime
strakosch and Sig Leonardo at the Odd Feows Hall last
ayening. 75 '-.
The programme Of the occasion embraced great
variety Of pieces selected with from the first music
of the day composed by those who rank with the great
composers of the world Mile Parodi favored us with
short extracts from Mendelssohn, Verdi Hur,mel and
above and beyond all, the Marseiliase Hymn Madame
strakosoh sang the Gave Maria' composed by schu.
bert Within Mile Of Edinboro' TOWN. and whistle
and I'll Come to You" Sig. Leonard sang the Aria Of
Mendeshons great Oratorio of Elijah and Strakosch
performed among other pieces his composition enti
tied "A Tempest In Teapot" The attendance was
large and Brilliant has been during the entire series
of concerts given here by Mile Parodi and NJ s,rakosch
and the appreciation bountfully showered down upon
them by the capable and critical audience present. EVIL
denced the strength Of the appreciation felt for them by
our comm unity.
AS true art and real merit always recognized in New
Orleans we no reason why Mile Parodi and NJ
srakosch should not favor with few concerts
ORLEANS THEATER. - Last evening, Meyer
beers grand OPERA " L'Etoe du Nord'' was performed
at the Orleans Theater with Mons Coson Delaurens and
Gambler and Messrs Junca and Lage in the principal
parts.
The opera 10 not mere, having produced
by NJ Boudousquie, with the scenic effect at
present. two years since From Its first appearance
it has been great favore with community has
taken rank by the side of the masterpieces of Donizet
and the other composers, hose household
words among all lovers of melody The scenery is prinoi
paly new and the airs not correct artsticaly
than they are pleasing harmonousiy Those who have
heard it have lost great pleasure for which they
should make amends by early attendance may
within their power.
Last evening" the piece was beautifully mounted we'll
adapted and rendered in creditable to the
artists as it WAS pleasant to the audience.
PELICAN THEATER.--Signor Donettis wonder
full troupe of trained animals, monkeys, dogs goats
gave another exhibition of the amount of intelligence
ioyed by hem at the Pelican Theser last evening The
sugularity and of the entertainment attracted
large audiences which evinced its qualification in
exoeptionable and very conclusive manner. The ladies
and gentlemen of the city who have not attended the
performances of Sig Donett should make amends for
their failure at early day possible The outline
the performances may be found under head of
ments,
CAMPBELL MINISTRIES. The troupe of Camp
bell minstreliS making melody at Armory Hail. have
In years past won that degree of and amount Of
praise which awarded them in the present. Every
ming sees them enjoying full houses, which how as
results of their merit They the last evening
large asseblage, which should be increased this
ming if true melody fitting appreciation amongst
FLOATING PALAcE.-The ' Floating Palace"
drew 1t has drawn, large audience and congre
CATION Of those who wished to the animal world as
fully might be. the last evening. The curioaties
pleased all who In attendance, and gratiaed the
many who went TO be taught II is rarely that in
aruction of this kind is conjoned with amusement that
have wonder the large audiences congregase