New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
Opera House.

companies engaged by L. Placide Canouge
Esq, for the New Opera House will arriv
in this city on Tuesday next, and the open
ing night is fixed for Thursday evening
the sixth of November, when will be ple
sented Meyerbeer's five act opera "Le
HuguenOts." This opera will test tn
strength of the troupe. Following wa Civ,
| a complete list of the officers Of the theatre
and the artists engaged for the season !:
| Mr.. L. Placide Canonge, directeur; MN
Leblanc, regisseur general; Momas, pre-
mier chef d d'orchestre; Nader de Montiaud
deuxieme chef d'orchestre; st. Emile, deux
! ieme regisseur Charlton. bibiotheea;rt
souffleur; Pierre Queru, chef machiniste.
| PERSONNEL LYRIoUE.
Tenors-MM. Gueymard, Gadilhe. De
quercy.
Tenor comique-M. Marchand.
Barytons-MM. Devoyod, Lourdes
Basses-MM. Mayan. Feitlinger. DUNN
Basse comique-M. Linge.
Coryphees tenors-MM. Corriveau, Pas
calls.
Coryphees basses-MM. Rossi, Thuillart,
PARENT, Charpentier
FORTEs CHANTECSEs.
Miles Furch, Nader Denain.
Chanteuses legeres-Mlles. Mo:sset iGa.
brielle), Lagye.
Jeune chanteuse. premiere dugazoa-
Mile. Carlnl.
Deuxlemes dugazons, deuxiemes chan.
teuses--Mlles. Thiebart, VOirron.
Mere Dugazon. premiere duegue-Mme.
Laure Jaume.
Utilites-Mmes. Rosi, Charpentier.
CnGurs - Dix-huit hommes, dix-huit
danes.
Orchestre-Qua musiciens.
DRAME, CoMEDIE. VAUDEVILLE.
!.
Linge. Dorval, st. Emile. Brabant. Geof-
troy, PerrenOt, Guillier.
Mines. Blainville, Beanregard, Rose
Miuna, VOirron, Moisset (cadette) Thiebaut
Varieties Theatre.
The Duprez Il Benedict Minstrels, at this
house, by frequent change OF programme,
are making extra efforts in the way of
attraction, and succeed well in drawing a
fair share of patronage. Last night, new
songs and acts were given, throughout
making one of the best minstrel entertain
ments ever given in New Orleans. Frank
DumOnt sang the new song of "Bonnv
Killarney" with excellent effect, and it's
repetition was demanded, az was also the
song given by Mr.. T. B. Dixon, entitled
''Sweet Gehevieve." The singing by this
troupe is particularly fine, and is alone
worth the price of admission. The comic.
alties of Benedict and Edwards take i'm
mensely with the audience, and the dancing
of Fox and Ward shows them to be
superior artists in their line. Persons feel
ing the need of agreeable amusement. can
not do better than visit the Varieties A
matinee will be given to-day, and the COM
pany will play Sunday evening.
Academy Of Music.
''Uncle Toms Cabin" which has been so
well acted and put upon the stage at the
Academy, must be withdrawn after to-mor-
row evening to make room for other at
fractions. A grand matinee will be given
at noon to-day. Let all the children be
brought to see the charming little child ac-
tress of New Orleans, Miss Minnie Maddern,
play Eea. On Monday evening. Miss
Blanche Clifton and Mr.. Frank Hussey will
appear in a new drama, called Hazard
st. Charles Theatre.
The doors of the Old Drury will be op-
eneG Monday evening, when the young
American sensational actor will appear in
his speciality of Across the Continent" In
our next issue We shall give a list of the
names of the members of rne new stock
company, which Mr.. Gleason assures us
will be much better than that of last sea-
son. The stage will be occupied prin ci pally
by first class stars during the season, and
New Orleans bids fair 20 have no lack of
amusement.