New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-20
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ms ITALIAN 0rE1sk COMPANY The want Of
space preeluties our doing anything more than re-
cordiag the great success Of "l'Atficaine, at the
New Opera House. Tho theater was crowded in
every part the audience was brilliant and en- I
thusiastic The actors all surpassed themselves,
and the performance was infinitely better thanthe
previous one of the same opera. The scenic dis
plays and orchestral accompaniment were more
complete. Ii was an indsputable success in every
feature
Tonight VIC are to have Faust" which is such
fayorte with cur dtiettdnte that it needs no fur
Their oommendation at our hands. A new and
pleasant feature in the entertainment, for the
qualification particularly of our downtown anna
tours will be the singing in French, by canissa, of
the two artas, " The Kings of Thule and the
Jewel Song The opera promises to be put
upon the stage with all the theatrical display
which is'indispensable for its complete rendition.
TIE Vaa1ETIEs.-To-night "AIrahna-P ogue"
will be again presented. The public still crowd
the house, and Manager Floyd will per conse-
quence, still continue to run this favorite drama.
| The ST. CHARLEs.-Last night the !" Corsean
Brothers, and fDer Freschutzn were played to
rather empty boxes. Tonight " Roheleu'' and
| :. Der FrieschutzN will be presented.
The AcADEMY.-The Hanlon Brothers, and a
variety combination in gorgeous melange of
sensational wonders, are the greaS cards at the
Academy tonight. Go early and secure front
seats.
ORLEANS THEA TER,-An unusually racy and in
teresting bill is up for performance tonight at the
tOrleans Theater. TIE first piece played will be
lie Lvre III, Chapitre 1er,' a vaudeville over
flowing with wit and vivacity. Then comes 'Les
Premers Armes de Rtchelieu" comedy in two
acts which is thoroughly appreciated by our citi-
zens, and invariably carries the audience bys storm
The last part will be new vaudeville, "La
yeuve aux Camelias." A grand drama, full Of
startling effects, entitled lie Sonneur de Saint
Paul" is now undergoing rehearsal and will be
put on the boards next Sunday night
| Count Bacchiochi, the late cousin of the French
Emperor and his confidential chamberlain, was
born in the gilded cradle and trod life on carpet
Of roses. AS he was dying, he breathed the
word Noriue!n repeatedly. "Do you want
anything?n asked one of the persons present
/" Don't question me-" replied the dying man.
Norine was a little shop girl Of Leghorn his first
love; she is now an old wrinkled shopkeeper of
that city, and has quite large family. The dying
iieli' tiloush he Aau hfeU III PalaCeS aihlo Tue
rank and beauty of Europe, was familiar with the
prettiest women behind the foot-lights, thought
Of none of the pageantry and pomp of his
career. They were vanity of vanites. All his
last thoughts belonged to the humble maiden
whose eye had returned his glance, and whose
lip had first breathed love into his ear.
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Numerous in the petty German States, constitute
cheap way of rewarding such public services and
honorng personals merit such as mere money never
could supply: also, Of attaching the recinient To
the side of the donor by the tie of gratitude for
the decoration, though nominally from the coun-
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