The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-15
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
NEW ORLEANS, NOVEMBER Is, 1874.
STAGE NOTES.

THE ST. CHAILHs.-The business at this place
OF amusement during the past week has not Deel
At all hattering. Although the star, Miss Doll
Bidwell, is IN actress Of some talent, ire physqu
and attractive style, yet she has failed TO arous
that Interest in the theatrical community tina
others of less merit frequently succeed in doing
It ia probably owing to the fault in the selection
Of phys. Our city is surffited with Lady lisa bel
Losh and such pieces. They want something
now.
In this they will be gratified toni sht, by tn.
frat appearance in this city of the Nation Com
pany. In their peculiar and eccentric line OF bust
ness they have 10 superiors. Their dancing il
OF the grotesque order whilst as pantomnsts
they are indeed clever and immensely amusing
In all Of their performances they are efficiently
supported by company carefully selected fol-
that purpose.
The regular company Of tho st. Charles goes
70 Galveston and Houston for a week to support
Mr.. Ben DeBar and Mr.. Fechter, who are playing
successful engagement, III those cities. MIR
Mitchell, the popular stage manager as wei! as
good actor Of the st. Charles, wll accompany
she troupe as general manager.
TEE VARIETIKs.-Mr. Ow ems closed a very sue
cessful week, giving some OF his beet imperson-
atoms to foil houses. His Company have pro-
duced a most favorable impression and there is
every prospect Of a successful season for the Va
rietles.
On Monday new play will be ed en-
titled Clancirty, written by the well known dra-
matist Tom Taylor. 1t will be given with new
and historical scenery, costumes, ETC., and with
the full force Of the company.
The GLOBE THEATEE.-AIanager KittredQe has
devoted his little gem OF theatre this week to
series OF dramatic performances Of a strictly
legitimate character. +. Is. Browns Mammoth
Dramatic Company have been giving their choc-
est pays, and ia a style that has given much
satisfaction.
The Variety Company Of the Globe have been
delshtlng the people Of our sister city Of Mobile,
the whole city. Our cotemporary is extravagant
ia its praise, and from its lengthy review we
make the following extracts:
regular Lydia Thompson rush" was made
On the box Office as soon az the doors we're open
last night, and the house was filled before the
curtain went up. The combination OF specially
stars brought over by Manager Kittredge from
his Globe Theatre, last night achieved the most
pronounced triumph ever seen here in our re-
crate points of the performance, we should have
TO take moro space and more time than is left us
ut this late hour.
In brief the burlesque was a most successful |
close to = successful night Of pleasure and 1t |
was earnest Of the success that will o-night fol-
low the performance o. IxiOn, or the Man ut |
the Wheel" On the whole, tho combination now
performing at our theatre, Is the biggest thing |
seen here for years. ltcomprlses more, and that |
more better than any company We remember to |
have seen on Mobile boards. We are pleased to
see that the public seems to appreciate this fact
and give houses worthy Of their great strength
We believe, too, that tho houses will grow lsrger
nightly, and they ought 10.
The ACA DENY OF MUsIc.-Messrs. Baker and
Farron Ina been entertaining the habitues of
this place Vi amusement for the past week. and
their really neat and entertaining performances
nave been attracting large and attractive houses
They Will continue another week and will present
their new piece, called the '.Cut Glove" written
~ Clay NJ. Greene, Esq, of San Francisco. The
Molnphis appeal says of it:
Duriny the play Baker and Farron introduce
new and choice selection of songs, dances, duets.
etc, new costumes. etc and as the drama is
very streng IN itself added to that of the musical
specialties OF Baker aud Farron Mr.. Baker doing
the Dutchman and Mr.. Farron the Dutch girl.
makes an evening OF very enjoyable amusement
THE nPERA-As was to be expected, there was
hri iant array Of the bea uty and fashion OF orr
city a; the performance Of & Fhe JeweSs last
mig :. This magnificent work OF Halevy has {
nere. been SO ably presented in New Orleans,
every leading and subordinate part being equally
Wei sustained. Mr.. CheIli. as Ecuznr. and Mile
Anna Vercken, as Rachel, were the light partic.
u'ar ctars of the evening. Chehs rendition Of ]
tn q iebrated prayer at the opening of the Sec
ond act, 20 Diem do nos peres," was most !
artls.sc and athletic performance, praise which
aso opie- to his intensely Yervid singing Of the
500 "a the fourth act, Rachel quand du Seig- !,
neur.
MIL. Vercken shared his triumph in the sec !
Ohd and third acts. where she was applauded to
HE echo and several times recalled. Nine. Du- I
moulin, Messrs. Laurent and Dardignac, the I
chorus, the orchestra all contributed their share
10 make OF this performance the gre atest hit of !
The new company 50 far. l
ne two ballet performances in which Miles. 1
shckel, BRAGG and Augusta, under the able lead
'rsnp OF Mr.. Mamect Dbeyran, fairly turned the r
leads OF all the younger and not few of the a
.lder members Of the audience, were also very j
delightful addition to the attractions Of the eve.
ing. These ddnseuses all young. well-shaped 4
nd Sood-ooking, aud are already universal n
avortes, and Mr.. Mamert is the apest n.ait,e de II
dVet we have ever seen in this city.
Tonight Adams delightful three-act opera. sSi =
'ctais Hoi," will introduce to us another NJ ember
the troupe Mr.. Miral, and on Monday we shall
ave 'sLa Favorite.' =
"The Huguenots, >" Rigoetto," and "Jerusa-
I'M, are being actively rchearsed, and will
hortly be produced.
As rho most agreeable part Of letter is always r
laced IN the post sc1rpt, avail ourselves of u
lis privilege to thank Mile. Fanny LOGGER, the W
harmiug dugazon of the OPERA for the honor dc
'nferred by her upon us in calling at our Office.
Starch is wonderfully improved by using with of
Shepards patent starch gloss. 1t makes an &c
ID SHIRT look like a new one. For sale by Il. B. &c
ennedy, corner Cont and Roman Streets m
ca
That famous hat emporium at No. 26 st. az
hailes street is still open, and there they keep iu
le finest styles Of hats and caps. Mr. J. W. Of
dams is we'll known to this community, and he or
seds no further commentator; but We will
", so to the c. o. D. Hat Store .h
G1
Beard buckle cotton ties To-, at agency, 81 IT
4 pa zine street