New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
The OcerI IEouse.

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| edy, La Csgnotte," which found such
favor on its first representation, will be re-
peated, The one act operetta Les Deux
| Ayeullas' will also be presented. Tonight
| VIII be given, for the second time this sea
son, Auber's grand opera, in five acts LA
| Muette de Portici." MM. Gueymard and
| Da9oyod will appear as Nassonieuo and
| lfetro. roles rendered SO famous by them
| last Monday night. To hear two such artists
| IN the same opera should induce every lover
of music to attend, but when We add that
the lesser roles are filled by NM. D-Quercy
! and Dupin, and that the part OF EVrre is to
| be enng by Mile. Lagye, we expect to see
| the largest audience that has vet attended
| the opera. In referring to this great mas
| terpiece and its magnificent represen tation,
we should not omit to mention the superior
acting of Mile. Btauregard in the character
| OF Eeaeila, the dumb girl
For tomorrow night "Barbe Bieue" il au-
nouneed, together with the one act comedy,
Les Femrnes Qni Peurent." Halevy's
grand opera, in tive acts. 'Charles vi ;"
s'li probably be produced Monday night.
st. Charles Thes:re.
large audience was in attendance at
this theatre last night, an audience largely
composed of ladies who by their pracatut
presence at the benefit Of Mrs. d. p.
Bowers, thus attested the popularity of the
actress and the hold size has in the favor OF
Il New Orleans public. The entertainment
commenced with the fine o,d c5mudy of the
Jealous Wife" with Mrs. Bowers as Mrs
OakEey an excellent persopation. Follow
ing TINS was played the Honeymoon" with
= strong cast, including Mrs Bowers IA
JniGna, Mr.. J. G. McCollom as Da.te
4rom-a, snd the great comedian, air Ben
D"bal, as JaqueS, the mock duke. Although
Mr. DeBar has evidently been losing
money thus far in his present sea-
son of management, he has in his
nature the true philosophy of Mark
Iapley, and Is jolly under all circumstances
His appearance was greeted with prolonged
applause. His acting of the Mock Duke
was inimitsble, ard he received the lions |
share OF honors In the piece. Miss Minnie
D1yle was tne FoiGnte, and she dressed
elegantly, and played the part with great |
good taste. Mrs. Bowers will, appear in a |
favorIts character at the matinee this noon, |
and will make her last appearance this eve. |
ping In the benefit bill as played last night. !
Sunday night an excellent entertainment |
will be given for the benefit of Miss Imo- |
gene Tracey, the soubrette of the company.
On Monday evening we are to have Little !
Nell, precociOns young lady of the Lolita |
school. IN her specially OF 'Fidelis, the |
Fire Wait" |
Academy of Music.
Bliss Katie Putnam appeared at the Aoad |
envy last night as the daughter OF the |
k"eiInent," ia the musical ard military |
drama OF taAt name, and az Kuy O SNiet, in |
tae ltie Character of fms comedy. Her |
singing was excellent, and the entire per
tnrinance gave great satisfaction. The "Od |
Curiosity Shop viii be played for TIE |
matinee performance today, and in the |
evening will be produced for the first time
the original dramatic version of Crit"
The Dram ttizati0n is the work of Mr. George |
y ang, ol this city, and competent judges
consider l. a work Of unusual merit. .!The |
Hidden Hand" will be played on Sunday
evening. in which Miss Putnam will make |
her last appearance as Capttola.
On MODday evening viii he seen the
gorgeous spectacle Of the 'Black Crook"
vii magnificent new scenery, an attractive
. tllet, long list OF specially novelties aud
Baby Benson.
Varieties Theatre.
Mr. Harry Watkins again appeared here
ts' nigh5 ia his great character of Fergus
&c cCGrthy, in one of the best of all Irish
tramas. his romantic play of "Trodden
Down. The same piece will be acted to-
lisht and for the matinee to day. Ladies
and children in search of entertainment
ian not do better than to visit the Varieties
'o-day. Little Amy Lee, the talented and
beautiful child actress, will sing some of
,er favorite songs.