The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATRE. Belle Lamar" was
again offered as the attraction at this theatel
last night. At every repetition of the per
torrance the several actors render their parts
with more precision. and now the play goes
off smoothly and without the slightest hitch
Miss Laura Don in the title role was par
ticularly effective. and in several of the more
dramatic climaxes she was truly superb. Hel
dressing business and by-p!ay were all that
could be desired. and there w:ssnot Il dissent
ing voice against her complete success in this
most difficult pnrt.
Mr.. Thorne's Col. Bligh was mp to that gen
Heman's high standard. Taking part which
naturally brings him in conflict with the feel
ings of many Of the audience, he nevertheless,
by his truthful portrayage of character, earns
the hearty applause Of every appreciatis G
spectator present.
Mr.. WalIace's Remmy Shea was Il pleasing
feature Of the evenings entertainment, and
his ready ability to assume the true Irish
character won for him the hearty laughter of
the crowded house. The play, we think, has
something Of the drag about it.
AS a rule military dramas are the most diff
cult to place upon the stage with satisfaction
to both actors and audience, and '.Belle
lamar" is no exception.
The Honor of Mrs. Carhart was perhaps
one of the best characterizations presented.
The omnipresent, ever atectionate and SYM
pathetic Irish woman, she succeeded in carry
ing off the house.
'.Belle Lamar" tonight.
ACADEMY OF Music Humpty Dumpty
was again presented last night at the Academy
TO an extensive and appreciatiye audience,
who fairly held their sides with laughter at
the comicalities of G. L. Fox and his troupe.
Fox is veritable host in himself. and his
facial contortions are side splitting to behold
His brother too, is a comical fellow, and his
every movement almost denotes fun. The
piece itself in its new setting is replete with
buncombe and humor, and is done ample
justice to by the entire pantomine troupe.
On Friday night Mr.. G. L. Fox will have
benefit, and we hore that q crowded house
will show their appreciation Of his efforts to
please them.
ST.. CHARLES THEArER. Nell again
last night was as delightful and attractive as
ever. Her bewitching graces and fairy-like
charms have attracted the universal encomiums
OF every one present, and made this little lady
a great favorite here
vi the Lolita school, Little Nell has some
thing peculiarly magnetic about her to enlist
at once the full attention of every spectator,
and her rare graees and charming little poses
won the house.
The OpEBA-There will be an extra matt
nee this morning at this fashionable resort
on which occasion Nerdi's celebrated GRAND
opera, Eigoletto,' will be sung by several
of the most distinguished artists BELONGING 70
The present company.
The announcement that Mesdames yercken
and Teoni and Messrs. Gadilhe. Meric and
Feitlingerplay the leading roles in Rigoletto,'
will doubtless fill the Opera House this morn
ing.
For the evening performance. the ever pop
llar Madame Argot" Will be the attraction
"Jerusalem,' Norma" and 'sThe Prophet"
will come next in order.