The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEArxR. anything was wan
ing to bring to mind the fact that Christina
with its jollities and feasting was near, dot
would recall it, for this home-picture, moi
than any other play, recalls the fragrant odo
OF roast turkey and plum pudding.
Last evening the Varieties, with its crowde
house. recalled the pleasant "reminiscences
Christmas gone. The tender sentiments rnI
hing through the interesting plot has tellin
effect on every audience to whom it is pr
scented.
The sympathies are so naturally draw
toward Caleb Plummer, the loving, dotin
father, that dry eyes are the exception in tn
house. The performance went of, ss it ha
since ''Dot" was put on the stage, with tina
ease and grave of movement SO pleasing +
the connoisseur. From Tackleton to lilly
from the charming Dot of Miss Ada China,
to the fairy-like little elm in the fairy scene
all outdid themselves and deserve more thar
the thanks of our theater-going people.
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Don Cesar de Ba.
xaa was put upon the boards last night in
good style and an excellent cast. Mr.. Mitch.
ell, in the title role, acquitted himself remark.
ably we'll, though we think he hurries one
word into another, fault which, if in future
avoided, would add greatly to his acting, and
the audience might be able to catch q few
words
Miss Susie Parker, as Lazarillo. acquitted
herself with credit especially in her song,
which was sung in a clear and powerful voice.
The attendance was very small, but what
were there seemed to enjoy the performance.
On Sunday, December Goth, Mr.. F. S. Chan
frau will appear at Old Drury.
ACADEMY OF MUs1c.-The burlesque Of
''Hamlet" was again put on the stage last
night, and was played to an excellent house.
The specially artists who appeared during the
performance of Hamlet are deserving of
much commentator. Among those who de-
serve special mention are Messrs. Zagrino
and Moulton, in their wonderful and daring
''salamander leap" Misses Remmelsburg and
Clinetop we're encored frequently in their
grand pas de deur, while Mr.. George Knight,
the German delineator, and Mr.. Billy Ash
croft in his Irish songs and dances, brought
down the house. Look out for the grand
spectacular drama, valentine and Orson,'
which is now in active preparation.
The OPERA Dde Lammermoor" is
the matinee programme for to-day, together
with q one-act comic opera. This being one
of Donizetti's favorite operas, the attendance
will doubtless be large.
In the evening, Jerusalem" in which |
Mile. vercken and Messrs. Cheli and Felt |
linger won golden opinions on Monday night, |
will be repeated with the same powerful cast |
This brilliant work of Verdi has never been |
sung to such advantage in this city, and the |
''ballet' feature is rich treat, the "Pas |
Mauresque" bringing out all the best points
Of Miles. Stickal, Brace and Augusta.
Thanks to the skill and energy Of Mr..
Momas, the orchestra and chorus are now
thoroughly up to their respective parts, and
The tout ensemble Of Jerusalem" is all that
could possibly be desired by the most exact
ng critic. We hope the performance tonight
will be as well and as numerou ,ly attended as
t deserves to be, for no where else on this
New York not excepted, could such
N important work be produced with higher
legree of excellence.
GAYETY THEATER.-The many frequenters
If the Gayety were last evening entertained
~ a perfect shower of new stars, who APP
roA <ho 10
'arious and excellent specialties. The little :
lall was almost raised from its foundation by {
he loud and continued applause brought I
orth by the side-splitting burlesques and !
of Messrs. Banks and Kurtz. :
The rendition of several pieces by Mr.. I
was excellent, while Lite Dot .
cquitted herself, as usual, with great eclat |
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIr.-Little Nell, who !
as been playing an engagement at the st. n
harles Theater for the past week, has been c
,ffering for the past few days from a serious q
tack of illness, but We are glad to hear that !
,e is now convalescent and will be able to a
opear on Friday next, ON which occasion n
rand complimentary benefit will be rendered 0
} her. She will appear in the play Of
Fidelia, supported by the full strength Of
he st. Charles company. G
We trust that this young and fair little lady, ;,
no possesses 30 much dramatic talent and is I.
} clever in all she attempts, will meet with fl
snerous response from our people. y
BALL OF ANCIENT ORDER OF H1BERN1ANs.-I
he ball to be given ON the 10Th instant by n
70 above order has been postponed until y y
'turday night, the 26th of December. The in
'casion of the postponement has been VI
used by the con- completon of st. Patrick's &C
Ill, the place at which the ball was to be o Q,
ven. We would advise every one who pr
,uld enjoy most delightful time to procure tn