National Republican., 1873-04-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
Walls Opera House.

Walls Operu House.
Lecocqs scent vlergesr was performed at the
opera house last evening before full and we'll
gratined audience. The opera belongs to that
class which Is remembered as q whole, while the
"Grand Duchesse,r for instance, s pleasantly
recollected for Us brilliant gems, such as "Jaim
le Militalre," ale Chanson du Regiment" "Le
sabre de mon PeIe," "Dlte Lgis and others;
more spirited than Lecpcqs.
We have taken occasion more than once 70 ex-
press general admiration for Mile Aimee a an
She has won BY merit the rank she holds On
her return from Europe, 10 she does come back,
We hope she will bring some OF onenbschs
Like Aimee, Roland 10 q tayOTite In Washing
ton. She is very far from having the most won
derfujvolce In the world but it Il pleasing one,
her entirely acceptable. Her solo dance 10 the
nrst act Of "Les Cent vlerges" was q happy
effort As an actor we feel disposed 70 pfsise
Is folly Tor hum % sttempt 4 high note. 10 the
middle register he sings wei, lie Is very
Frenchy, and makes the most VI his opporuni-
lie s' was M he original Gensral Boam and Sas % Al.
WAYS been the best, but In all his roles hea good
As a comedian we give superior rank % Lecpyer.
Is not 20 good an actress, Aimee herself taxes
the principal work on her shoulder, and she
wears reniarkabIy wen. Tonight aLss Bri-
gands." ..... Lad.
Tut Tucutfe Su8Iuue. .
Tho good reputation OF the Theatre Comique
was never better sustained than u Ia this week
A. . variety company the organisation is pow
erful one, and It's di scipline Ia admirably sus-
tained by Dick Parker, Miss Kitty Rowsll, aths
humminR bird In the garten OF yocalism,r has
| become fayofite, With Ronzatti, Bella Cor
don and the klIAify sisters there L no epd Of
nrut-rate dancing. The "parior minstrel scene" |"
agreeable snair. Miss Fanny Dassnpart hss the
/ best voice ever heard on the boards of the Com
!gne. She e really nne slnEer. Uader Mons
important adjunct 70 the Comique, and We trust
| his benent next Friday night viii DO made most
substantial. This afternoou matinee.
Three Year, In n has Trap.
| Every night this week lincoln hall should be
nlled for both the play and the acting arc In the
highest degree deserving O fun rscosniten; Az
| OF morality, ought TO encourage the sueoeAs oi
this play, drsmatiEed from Il. y. Arthurs well.
known and thrilling story. Tue audience las,
isfacti0n, and saylng they should urge theii
friends 70 attend, The play s produoed under
the auspices Of M; lord, and BY MS Iegqlar
/ rey, Bohee, g0aain, Fortescue, Rosa Rand, Mrs
\ 0ermon and other we'll known actors The play
Ia vivid Illustration OF the evil effects Of iutem'
/ perAnce. ....r
| metropolitan Theatre. ..
A good house greeted the second night of ths
present organization At the Metropolitan. Al
usual, Miss Josie Warner, in her yocalisms, cam.
IN for q full share Of the Applause. Miss Kill
HenlnI popularity increases with each succeed
ing performance, This young. handsome and
really talented lady can rise In her profession II
she cares 10. Miss Jennie DuVere, IN song, dane,
| and protean aots, contributes much 10 the enter
taimsnt, The leading feature is, Of course, ths
Ssmsd si Ths sfs S%s q
the ballet diyertisemeut, makes pretty oontrail
lp the vslLsnansea pscsfAmme Of this weak a
the Metropolitan, III