New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
ADJUSTMENTS
The Opera

| TIE performance. during :he past week
! can no: be sad 20 have lacked variety.
! We have had grand opera. vaudeville.
| comic opera. drama and ope:etta. That SO
! diversified . Selection OF lyric anG dramatic
! composition ias been presented with excel.
! lence and superiority .s proc: positive Of
the high capacity AID abilities @: ".
! Canonge's troupe.
! Tonight LA Fayorite' will be presented,
| with NJ. Uevoyod in the role OF .fiPhonse.
! Tomorrow nigh: vii! occur the first rep.
resen.ation :his season o.: MeverbeeEs
| grand opera. ''Robert le Dfab.e.'' u. Guey-
! masj VAL appear as Ro1er;o
st. Charles Theatre.
! Mise Marian Mortiaunt closed: he. er gage.
! ynent at this hOus. las: night. appearing X:
F.; her drama. "Hea.:s are TlUmps.''
! Tonight Will be marked by the aiyen: Of
a .rst class comedy combination. nnde: the
F.; management OF Nj. Charle. l.. Kurdish.
! which plays by consent OF AugustiI Daily.
| Es.,.. III. mos: successful! o; the society
| plays produced at HE Fifth Avenue
! Theatre in New York. The combination
(! Langley. Amelia Harris. 4 Ia Monk. Dol!ie
! Pike. Maggie Newton. Viola F!uuket. Rosa
Graham. Lizzie Frazer. Messrs. George G.
| Bonifa.e. George Eyer. Harry Hawk. L c.
| Porter. George Farren. VI. B. Snyder. }. l..
| Street. &. =. Ryder. Jerry Liant and :.it:l.
! Johnny. The openin. play will te
"D!vorce." Mr.. SoH.ace IS one Of the
best Of Ieadin; men. and vii: play .ii,red
| .idGi0llcs. Mr.. Ryer will appear as ID. Hny
De Wiz. character personated by him so
! successfully at our Varieties Theatre. under
! the management Of Mr.. Barrett. The
! ladies' Of the company are reported rs OF
I tine appearance, ana accomplished in the
! at .: .lres.ln: well. and pleasing audiences
before which they have appeared Oh the
! successful! tour OF the company
| Varieties Theatre.
We shalt Lit adiea :" the ''W;cSeI
! World" to night ct the Varieties. and re.
eretfni'y. were il no; for the promise OF
Manager Raymond 80 give VS. Rip Va.
! lVinhte on Monday evening as Interpreted
by our great comedian. Mr.. Joseph Jetfar.
| SOM Mr.. Jefferson has made this character
! his own. and his performance Of i, has no
! equal in stage character representations.
| wherein the actor is Ios: IN the part lie poS.
! trays.
Tie srcond day and evening Of tits ex.
! hibitinn at the corner Of Bourbon and Or.
! leans streets showed q decided improve
mept IN business, and It has been largely
| patrOhMsd by men, women and children.
! There is something democratic in circus en-.
! tertalnmen's. They are tor all classes. and
| appeal to the popular heart. The poetry of
| motlou eoih py wei1 1orme. ShH graceful
| gymnas:s. and the performances. OK beauti.
! tu! and almost human Gogses. and the
J humor Of the motley clown need lio inter.
! prefer. Rustic swaiIs with their girls and
peanuts. or Che beanx and refined city
bellies out for 4 good time. all go to the cir
| Gus. In addition 10 the equestrian perform.
ances a. the Grea: Eastern. which are OF
the bes. order. the collection of rare ami.
mails is well worth, 9: the attention Of old
and yonng. After the performance tonight
! the tents will he moved up 20 Tivoi circle.
three .!ass .onges. noon and Aigh;o