New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-04

The '' White Fawn " has been on the
stage nearly or quite two weeks 10 New
York. The dramatic writer OF the Express
says much that was tedious and superauous
in its constitution has been weeded out,
aud the story that it originally took seven
hours to tell is now told in q little over
three. OF course il will be performed for
an indefinite length Of time, and the man
agement be thoroughly remunerated for the
vast outlay Of time and money they have
expended upon it. And this success VIII
be fully deserved, as, of all the spectacular
plays that have ever been witnessed in that
city, the White Fswn is unquestionably
the most beautiful and dazzling.
Will not the management of one of our
New Orleans theatres secure the copyright,
and put the White Fawn on the stage ?
1t legitimasely succeeds the "Black Crook, .
or the +" Tale of Enchantment."
Varieties Theatre.
Last evening Mr.. Joseph Jefferson US
NeVmdn Noggs, in Dickens great creation,
grathed the audience by his excellent
persoration of that eccentric character He
was handsomely supported by Mr.. Morrison
al Nicholas NickEeBy, Mr.. N. W. Fiake as
Sqlteers, and Mrs. Gomersal as Smace. The
NetemdR No0gs of Mr.. Jefferson can not be
equaled by any other actor This evening
he appears for the last time in his great
character of Rip Van Wlnlcle.
Mr.. Jefferson has the reputation of being
one Of the most financially successful MEM
bers Of the theatrical profession. A large
proportion of his wealth was acquired
years since in Australia and California. His
profits average two thousand dollars a
week; his "season" is about thirty weeks.
ct. Charles Theatre.
That famous comedian, Dan Bryant, made
his first appearance at the st. Charles the
atre last evening as Handy indy in the
laughable Irish drama thus entitled, and as
Tim O'Bryan in Broughams beautiful
drama of tile Irish BmigraAt." Though
the house was by no means crowded yet
ehU PAepdSuAS Va tuOsS nHu mcr0 tltES at tle
humor and genuine wit of Mr. Bryant was
manitested unmistakably.s Miss Louisa
Sylvester as Polly was the charming actress
she always is. Nat Hyams in /" A Kiss in
the Dark was funny as usual. Mr. Bryant
again tonight in a great character.
Academy of Music
The programme at the Academy last
evening was almost entirely new, and
never moro lively or laughable. The Two
Philosophers of Harry Bloodgood, Car
ter and schoOlcraft; the new sensational
act of the brothers Miaco; the songs of Miss
st. Clair and Miss Taylor the dances of
the Clinctop sisters the screaming farce
Of the Irish Lion" in which Alfred Stew
art is Tim Moore, are all very attractive,
and can be repeated with satisfaction to
the patrons Of the Academy.
Crescent City Museum.
Do not fail to visit the Scottish queen,
that little larry at the Crescent City mu-
scum, where also are Miss Annie Leak, the
wonderful armless lady, and Sgnorita
Eugenie, the lion queen. The champion
glass blower is there likewise, besides all
the animals Of the menagerie, and the ten
thousand cnriosities that ought to interest
the admirers of nature.
National Theatre.
The grand gala opening night of LOFTS
Grand German opera troupe which arrived
here last night, at the National theatre to-
morrow evening, on which occasion will be
presented FlOtOw's charming opera Of
"Martha.n On Thursday Faust" will be
represented.
New Opera House.
''Robert LIE Diable" at the New Opera
house last night. This opera was atteAies
by fair audience, and the demonstration
ON the occasion we're quite enthusiastic.