The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-27
AMUsEMENTs.

| THE OPERA.-To-Bieht Meyerbeer's grand his
torical opera of THE Huguenots" will be sung al
the Opera, with Mines Lamoe,e Alfalfa, Gambler
and HasselmaDn, aud Aessrs. Picot Peront, Van
huifien and others in the cast. This being the
fashionable night of the week. and the opera being
one OF the three best Of the repertoire, t NAV be
expected that full and fashionable house will be
present. Mr.. Pieots admirers will learn with
pleasure that he sings the role OF Faust, in the
opera OF that name, on Monday, instead Of Mr..
Epgel, the second tenor, and that on Thursday our
nrst tenor takes bis benefit IN "Il Polinto."
FARIkrIEs.-The benefit Of Msty Giadsta1e last
evening, and her appearance ia The double role Of
hd6aen and LOUIS in the "Corsican Brnthers.u
was The occasion Of an extremely large aud equal.
~ enthusiastic attendance at She Varieties The
performance itself embraced cast of Characters
as strong as any presented. unless in Elizabeth"
curing This season. Mira. Gladstara. thouKh an
pearing In line Of business entirely in contrast
with that in which she had previously played
was, II would seem, more than satisfactory 20 her
audience, winning times an uprOsr Of applause.
Mics Josie ortou rs Enate ce LGSpdYTe, was
charming, especially so in her re-sppearancs after
an absence OF several evenings from the stage
The tabeau at the end of the first act was ilnpres
tlse' Whie ne mounting Of the piece throug bout
was cteditable TO the management. Shakspeare's
comedy, katherine and Peiruchio,n followed
inc drama, Mrs. Gladstane sppeariDg a. Ratta,
me, with hessrs. Sheridan. Ryer, Barr, Mitchell
ana Vlnlng Bowers in the cast To-day at noon,
the matinee, by general request, Mrs ,Ita jstane
VII repeat her admirable impersOnation OF NARY
Q art" and this evening We are TO have the
CoIslcan Brothers" again. Manager Floyd has
c1Icluded another weeks engage meni with tbe
giiled artistic, and viii produce, dar.Ig that "a.
i4td, bhskspeare's comedy, I" As You Like II
ct. CHARLEs.-Hiss JaLauschek was powerful
IS Aeded In the delineaiion of intense passion.
Size was sublime last evening as Deborah ia eyok.
g mat display Of feeling which dgells within q
mind strained by agony to the death of endur.
ace. In the curse scene, az the finale Of the
third sct, Il was that the grandeur of her acring
must have become sppareut even 70 the most
careless observer. fOr when upon the head of her
lleohsi5nt lover Hermann she hurled that terri |
bic msediction il was with bitterness snd earn.
esiness chilling IN their intensity and when again
IN the fourth act, she returned the rosary to lie
chnd, Tiers was IN her manner a tenderness and /
pafhos which melted the hearts she had but an |
hobr before irosea By the terror Of her curse This
evening EHzaoeh Will be repeated. Il il one of /
acters.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The last Humpty D,mn,v
nadnee iakes place to-day and We shall expeet |
o zee the occasion largely pslronizad bv The
juveniles, who find 10 Tony Denier's humor mate.
eri2l for endless amusement. Tonight and To-
lorroT night the piece will be presented and
Len vale Humpty Dumpty, 20 be surplaated by
eV attractions, of which We shall speak at
Teater length 10 10 m0rrOw's summary.
CRESCENT CITY MUsEUH-Vis sors who saalx |
leh amusement and pleasing r6 creation at the |
Tesceht City Museum invariably depart with the |
onclusion that they have not sought in vain. A
re collection d curiOsties, animate and iuani- |
ATE, human and brute, animal, vegetable and |
neral may be seen on exhibition az spv hours |
stHeen A. II. and 10 Pm.