The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-12
AMEsEN ENTN.

TIE OPERA.-We are glad to state that Meyer
beers grand spectacular opera of g. Robert Ia
Disble will be repeated tits evening, with tue
same cast as Oh Thursday, when that beautiful
opera was so wei sung BY Mesdames Htsselman
and Gambler, and Messrs. Picot, Van Huiiien aud
Julian. The house will certainly be crowded oa
this occasion. By the way, we are requested by
the management 10 state that no Inconvenience
from the cold weather need be spprehended. as
precautions ebsl be taken TO MAKE the audito-
mum perfectly warm. On Sunday one of the
latest Partisan sensations, Les Beanx Messieurs
de Bots Dore" FIVE act drama by George Sand
aud Paul Meurice, and a one act comedy, will be
produced.
ACADEMY Undine.- This favorte Spectacular
performance, with it's sceaes of supernatural
beauty It's lively dialogues and musical features,
and its throngs of demons, fairies sprtes and be-
wldered mortals, continues nightly 20 attract
throngs of spectators. At the hands of Mrs.
Oates. Jennie Engel. Sohke, CrIbell Edwards
and Csvans0gh, this legend of the Rhine receives
vivacioGs representation. Go and see IL at to-
days matinee, or this evening.
VARIETIEs.-" Dora" was repeated last even-
ing, and will be Withdrawn after tonight. t..
day, at the noon matinee, the Marble Heart "
will be played.
On Monday evening, Miss Josie orion. who.
In the characters of Arrdh Aeelish and Peg
WofnJton, has fairly won repeated enco.
Dinms since the season began, presents her claims
for favor upon the occasion OF her benefit. The
+" Wonder" and the farce "Nursey Chckweed,"
In both of which the fair beneficiary will appear.
Who that has once admired her dashing gaiety as
the widow Mrs. StrdndOsca, or her pathos and
sweet simplicity as Dora, will not feel 10 the me-
mory of it direct invitation TO be present and
her on Monday evening in two of her very best
characters!
Sr. CHARLEs.-The benefit of Mr.. and Miss
Couldock at the st. Charles last evening was the
occasion for their appearance as Louis Al and
the Dduphin in the great historical play which
deineates the character Of one Of Frances crafti
est kings. and as Penh0ider and Constance in
" One Touch Of Nature" pretty English sketch.
In the former piece, and particularly IN the third
act, Mr.. Couldock, though appearing in q role
widely different from any of his previous ones, yet
showed the same finished style and cultivated act.
ing which invariably chsracterizes his perform
auces. Mics Couldock the Danphin. also came
in for her full share of the audiences favor. Nor
must mention be omitted of Mr.. Stevens's very
handsome bit OF acting as the Duke de NeDsedrs.
a character in which, especially in the with
Louis, when he Ia tempted to commit assassin
stion, he surpassed, we think, any of bis
previous efforts. Tonight the Jew of Frank
FORT" one Of Tom Tsylor's dramas, and an excel
lent sfterpiece viii be played.
ANEss MUSEUM AND bsNAGERrK-This popular
place of resort will always be found open between
N. and 10 P. NJ and offers to the inspection Of
the curious rare and carefully collected assert.
meDt of wonders, animal, vegetable and mineral.
strangers in the city may here be reminded that
the Museum is directly opposite the 81. Charles
Hotel.