New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
.AnltlSeInents.

ORLEANS THEATER.- manager has on his
hills for tonight a new comedy, the merits Of
which are unknown to us, but which certainly has
originality in the tite if not in the body Of the
work. 1t is called g Les Pe!ies MGius." t'Ld
Pa7te de Ptquet is witty, sprightly little COM
edy, which is also to be played; and the perform
ance will close with Rose des Bois,' three act
vaudeville. We trust there will be such house
as there was on Sunday evening.
TuE Observation-Disclosures crowded house last
night at this favorite and fashionable resort,
erected tie Irish drama Of .Arrah-na-Pogue."
The public are generously complimenting Mana
eer Floyd for his endeayors to please by crowd
ing his theater every night, and all parties con
cerned are in as perfect good huInor as can be
imagined. None should fail to witness this popu-
lar Irish drama 1t will be repeated this evening.
THE AoADEMY.-Mi Florence Reynolds and
Mfr. Frank Lacy, made their first appearance
last night in their singing and dancing acts they
| were well received, and are good acquisition to
the already superior company at this theater
The Hanlon Brothers, as usual, brought down the
house by their wonderful acts and comic inter
mede. The scenes of gymnastics by Mons seig-
rist and family, are no small feature of the enter
tainment, while the rest of the company did their
allotted parts of the performance with excellence
and ability. The programme for this evening is full
and interesting, and without question, will be fully
patronized.
THE ST. CHARLEs.-Last night was gala one
at the St. Charles. The audience which greeted
Mons. Gounod's world-renowned opera Of Faust
was the largest and grandest of the season. Be
fore O'Clock there was but standing room III the
theater, and many who had failed to secure seats
were obliged to await the second rendition Of this
lavorite opera, which, by particular request Of
| Mr.. Strak0sch and SIr. Eddy, will be repeated on
/ Wednesday evening for the last time. The au'
dience seemed to be perfectly delighted both
with tile opera, and the manner in which
hi was rendered. Marguerite by Mile
Canissa, was sang and acted spendidly !;
she was especially superb in the third act, in the
song of the " King OF Thule, ana in the church,
the garden, and the prison scenes, with FGnst.
Nine strakosch was the same charming Sfe5eJ as
ever; her Flower Song' was encored and re
heated, and the character, usual in her hands,
was without fault. Susni, as MepillSto, was
grand he made the most perfect Devil imagin
4 able while it was conceded on all sides that he
was a devil of snger-the fautless information
Of his voice making complete capture OF the
auditory. His songs of the Golden Calf" and the
Serenade" received the just and enthusiastic
Applause of the entire audience. Signor lrfre'S
Faust has always been acknowledged as
superior to any competitors, the listeners
hardly finding means to express their delight ant
admiration of his "Cavatinan in the third act
and for his frequent excellent efforts Throughout
the entire piece. Signor Maria, and the othe
artists, in their respective roles were excellent
while the cborns and orchestra were full, and a