New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-04
AMCSENENTA
Academs OF Music.

! 4 large number of ladies and gentlemen
assembled at this theatre last evening to
! witness the first appearance this season OF
| the tavorite actress, Miss Lucille Western,
! IN her unrlvaled presentations of Lady Isa-
! e!and Madame !ine, in the touching drama
| OF East Lynne This drama is one of the
few pieces founded on popular novels that
| holds place on the stage, and it is one of
| Che best of its kind. The acting of Miss
| Western IN the above named characters Is
| too well known throughout our land and in
this city, TO require further commentator
| from us it is simply perfect. Her every
attitude, look and gesture tells its story,
and she never fails to impress an audience
| with the eonsumate exhibition of her art
Mr.. William Whalley appeared as ArcAi-
! bald Cariyis, Mr.. T. L. Connor as Siy. Fran
els Lerjsoa. Miss frankie Mcclellan, as
! Barbara Hare and Little Minnie Maddern
as the child Willie, and with Gan excellent
cast OF the Otner characters. The same
play vii! be repeated tonight. On We'd
nesday evening Miss Western vii! appear
as L.eah. !he Je1ress.
ri. Charles Theatre.
The young American actor Mr.. Olive:
Doui Byron appeared again at this theatre
last night in his specially of Joe Ferris, in
the sensational. drama Across the Cont
nent." The play and the actor are well
known here, ana properly appreciated. Mr..
byron Is Atll! the same young and hand
some actor he was when leading man at the
Old Varieties IL other days. He is FULL of
enthusiasm !oG his art. and plays with a
dash and spirit that never fails to win the
applause and favor of an audience.
Miss Amelia Waugh, OF the company.
comes back 10 ue much improved as an
actress. and i. rapidly rising to promi-
nent position in her profession. She played
,stnt, Nt,n g. III
present Mr. John Davis, the veteran
actor. who play. everything well, appeared
as IhoDtaS confirm, the merchant prince.
The new low comedian, Mr.. j. S. Delaney,
appeared as E11uclle6o,te Johnny, and. if
we may judge o: his future success by this
one character. he will speedily become . ia
vorlte. sAcross the Continent will be re
peate6 again tonight. For Wednesday
night the Byron sensation Of "Gen MeCul-
louSh' IS announced.
a;rune1said Hall.
Mr.. sicunewald's beautiful new hall on
baronne street was appropriately dedicated
20 music last night, when a most enjoyable
concert was given by the Germania Quar-.
tette Club. under the leadership of Mr. Z.
Groenevelt. assisted by Masters E. Tyler
and W. Grunewald. Mr.. T. Resche, violin |
lst, and the accomplished vocalist. Nine
Zelss- Dennis. The hall was completely
filled with musical sonnosseurs, and the
singing given By the club was of the best
order and highly appreciated. The quar-
tettes OF twenty voices sang "Waldes Eau |
ber,' ''Iorbei' with solos by Messrs.
Leucht and stencken), "Abendfriede." /
.sZaubertiote" with bass solo by Mr. f. w. !
Bremen. and ''poeten auf der Aim" !
Nine. Zeiss sang The solos "Ariodant," |
Ave MARIA and a cavatina from "Betly,'
in her best style, and was warmly ap-
plaudef. The acoustic qualities of the new !
hail are perfect. agreeable alike to audience
and artist, and it will doubtless become the
fayorits theatre of all fashionable concerts.