The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUs1c.-Last night at the
Academy Of Music, was the occasion OF N.Y.
Geo. L. Foxs benefit and large audience
was present The pantomime OF Hnmpty
Dumpty Abroad was on the boards and with
the various specialties which are given with
it, afforded most enjoyable entertainment.
MIR. Fox appeared as Norwood in the farce
of oLotterv Ticket; or Who Drew the Lucky
Number" and was particularly amusing. To-
day. at noon, there will be given matinee.
when ..Humpty Dumpty Abroad . will be
again given.
THE VARIETIES THEATER. Although We
can not express the highest admiration ior
"Belle Lamar" now holding the boards at
the Varieties, We vet find in parts trne dra-
matte interest sufficient to draw those who
appreciate the highly sensational. The wa
vering of purpose, tie hesitation 'twiAt mill
tary duty and devotion to his wife, OF Col
Bliph, can not but excite tine VAIN syMpa-
thies Of the audience, and it is around this
central idea the whole play turns. We an
ticipate with pleasure the coming OF that
charming household gem, dot, with John
Owens as Caleb Plummer. To-day there
will be a grand ladies' matinee
ST, CHARLES THEArER. -That bewitchin9
little queen Of comedy and the lighter dra-
mas last night delighted select house with
another of her artistic presentations. Sweet
in voice, petite and charming in figure, she
captivated the audience from the rising OF the
curtain, and at bound leaped from behind
the footlights into the auditorium to nestle in
the hearts of hundreds Of her admirers.
To-day there will be a grand Little Nell
matinee at noon.
The OPERAS usual, there will be two
performances at the Opera House to-day. AT
the matinee, Donizettis grand Opera, - La
Fayorite." will be sung by Nessrs. Gadilhe.
Meric. De Greet Mines. Teoni and Lioger,
and there will be- besides, two ballet diver
easements in the first and second acts OF
that splendid work. Of course, the Opera
House will be crowded, for never WIS such a
temptinc bill offered to the mantinee Gus
toners.
This evening Halevy's masterpiece. LA
Juiye," will bring out the full strenth OF the
company. The leading roles are sung by
Messrs CheIli, Feitlinger, Daraignae, Paul
ing, Laurent and Mesda,nes Vercken and Dr'-
moulin. It is generally conceded that the
Z. Jewess has never been played before with
such completeness and effect in this city. The
roles of Eea5a- and the Cardinal bring out the
best points Of those sterling artists, Cheili and
Feitlinger, and Mile. Anna Nercken's rem
dition of the pathetic part OF g Rachei is
worthy of the Paris Grand Opera
This is besides the gala night OF the week,
and the elite OF the beauty and fashion OF our
city will be assembled tonight at the o. era
House, and bestow additional splendor upon
the manifold beauties OF Haleyy's great work.
Tomorrow Sunday night - Madame Angot
will delight the mirth-loving audiences OF
comic opera.
| GAYErY THEArER. A very good audience
was in attendance at the Gayety last night, to
witness the excellent performance hieh was
put upon the boards.
The variety of the performance given at
this theater seems to have taken by storm the
public heart, which the crowded houses tina,
are to be seen there nightly will attest.
Mr.. Flynne has taken every precaution to
make his place Of amusement an orderly
house, where every one can enjoy themselves
at the small expense Of twenty-five cents
Therefore, if you wish to pass few hcur'
pleasantly, go to the Gayety, corner Of
Baronne and Common streets
| FOp Cram ECORE-lhe regular SATURDAY.