New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy Of Music.


The Academy was pretty we'll filled last
evening by an audience who had heard Of
| or previously seen Mrs. Bowers as Lady
Mac6cth, rendering that character to the
Macbeth of Mr.. j. c. McCOllom. None we're
disappointed, and the highest authorizations
were realized. The entire distribution of
characters was excellent. and the play was
y success. This evening Mrs. Bowers takes
benefit on which occasion will be pre-
sented the powerful dramatic story of
Lady Audley's Secret"
Varieties Theatre.
Camille" was produced last evening at
the Varieties Theatre, and Miss Augusta
Dargon in the title role was superior to
most of those who have performed that
character before in our city. Considering
the play, it was marked success. This
evening Bulwer's comedy of Money"
will be produced for the first time this
season, with Miss Dargon as Clara, Mr..
George Clarke as Erelyn, and Mr.. Dominick
Murray as Grores. The same piece will
be presented for the matinee tomorrow
Monday evening the distinguished come
dian, Mr.. John E. Owens.
st. Charles Theatre.
Tomorrow evening closes the engage
ment Of the great American artistic, Miss
Jane COombs, who has won professional
laurels, If not pecuniary success, since she
has been at the st. Charles Theatre. This
evening will be the farewell benefit of Miss
COombs, when will be presented Shakes
peare's comedy Of Romeo and Juliet"
Tomorrow noon last Coombs matinee.
Sunday evening, benefit of Mr.. Z. Gleason,
treasurer of the St. Charles.
Odd Fellows Hall.
The second Moulton concert will be given
this evening, commencing at halfpast seven
o'clock Tickets may be obtained at the
m usic store of louis Grunewald, No. l29
Canal street. The following is the pro-
graMme
Part First. rst.-Duet-'venti Scudi IL LElisr
dAmore, Donizetti, Mr.. Brookhouse Bowler
and Signor Ferranti. Piano solo-Fan-
tasia: Martha" Wehli, Mr.. James NJ.
Wehli. Chanssn-''Ma Mere etait Bohe-
mienne (Flol d'Aliza), Masse, Mrs. Charles
Moulton. Aria Budo-"Mili Rampolll"
(Cenerentola). Rossini, Signor Ferranti.
Aria-"Il Mic Tesoro' Don Giovanni) Mo-
zart. Mr. Rrookhouse Bowler. SOng-''She
Wandered Down the Mountain Side, Clay,
Mrs. Charles MOulton.
She wandered down the mountain side
With measured tread and sow-
She heard the bells at event;de,
Down IN the vale below.
bird was singing its psalm OF rest
But she needed not it's song
For other thoughts flied full her heart.
And she sang as she went along
Il shall meet him where always meet,
He is waiting for me-
My heart is full, hear il beat,
AN coming, my ,ove, 20 thee. etc
Poor child, hes gone 20 ais last rest:
Alas! he perished in foreign land,
He nobly dice: with face to foe
Slain by ruthless hand.
Ah me she knows not what they mean
For She heeds not what they say,
And still at eventide she's seen
And she sings as she wends her way
/ shall meet him where always
He is waiting for me-
NV heart ia full, heard it ,eat,
am coming my love. to thee" etc.
Part Second-Aria Butfo-"Eran due. ed
or son ire. Rcci. Signor Ferranti Can
zone-'La Capricciosa." Blumenthal. Mrs
Charles Moulton. Piano solo -"Silver
Bells and "Marche des Anazones," Wehli.
Mr.. James NJ. Wehli. Song-"Thou art so
near and vet so far" Reichardt, Mr. Brook
house Bowler. DuO-.'LElisir d'AmOre,"
Donzetti. Mrs. Charles Moulton and Signor
Ferrant,.