The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-21
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ADJUSTMENTS
. Tn OpEsA-Thst musical touch-.tone fl
barytone, lie Maitre de Chapelle" was o
" Thursday last very creditably rendered by Nj
Dardignac and Mile. LOGGER. This youn
lady has pleasing voice and q very vinnin
! face, and If she will throw more at1matio
j. into her acting, viii soon become q geners
favorite.
, Tonight "Trovatore" will be given with tn
same powerful cast, and with the additions
attraction of grand pas de demx by Mr.. Ma
: inert and Mile. Stichel, the two leading pei
formers of the ballet troupe.
Tomorrow night the entertainment will b,
OF the most interesting and varied character
: embracing two frst-class comic operas, "Ls
' Chalet" and "La File du Regiment" ant
a one act "ballet advertisement" entitled
"Evelina."
On Saturday next it is to be hoped that tn,
matinee season will be inaugurated. An even,
which is looked to with much interest by The
ladies, many OF whom are not able to 20 te
the opera in the evening.
VARIETIES THEATRE.-The change in the
programme at this favnrite place of amuse-
ment last evening brought out a crowd to
witness the old English comedy entitled
Road to Ruin" The care taken in the pre-
partition of the scenery and the strenuous en-
deavors made to make the representation
artistically true were highly appreciated
Mr.. Wallace as Silky merits more than a
passing notice. His old man was eminentlv
correct, and drew from the audience merited
applause. He evinces a laudable spirit of en-
ergy and re Il, and is in that character one of
the best we have ever seen. Mr. Thorne as
the shiftless spendthrift was unexceptionable.
There is really great dramatic power in his
acting in the stronger portions of the play,
and he always carries with him the entire
sympathy OF the audience.
Ms. J. L. Cahart, as the W1do,c Warren,
was above those usually assigned that part
She showed to advantage throughout, and
lon the repeated applause of tn house. In
CO, the whole company showed to great ad-
,nu, (ge IN Road to Ruin" and gave pro-
onnc, ed evidence of its ability. At the matinee
'.day s,&anlby's MARBLE Heart, or the Sculpor's
ream." wiPth MI. Thorn as Philios, will be
resented.
THE G1oBx TaEHEArRE. Byne met
it'll dattering re-, ception last night, but only
'ch one as his tai, be as an actor entitled
I'M to.
There will be graz ed bill at the matinee to-
", introducing "noi'1 o.ner w.t the Byne
rothers, Baby Blndley, ~ Mag1 s: weston MIN
e Jackson, Pendy Taylor, Vlllers and the
eat Harry Mccarthy, in t'rheir specialties
A rare programme is annou. need Tor tonight.
ACADEMY OF Music. There was crowded
,use last evening at the popula...r favorlte. the
,ademy, to again witness the =, sensational
of Baker and FarreSn. Every
ing passed off smoothly, and m, uch to the
atifcation of the audience, the pany calls
r the repetition of their various soOngs were
eerf1lly responded to. The matinee to-day
'on will, without doubt, be one of tn events
the theatrical season. Look QUIZ Tor
ovid.
81. CHARLES THEATRE. -"The Laugh hing
yena and "Ding Dong" was again pre-
nted last night to good house. L.
The same plays will hold the boards at Z ne
atinee to-day and the performance tonight
GAYErY THEATRE.-This pleasant place Rf ,
still draws immense audiences tP
mess the many talented artists who nightly
rform there The programmes are of the \
ost interesting nature, comprising side-split-
ag burlesques, rich, rare and racy Dutch
by the great Armstrong, and /
ish eccentricities, by Mr.. hurry. In fact, \
Q Gayety has become a most favorite place
resort for those who are in search Of fun,
d the every appointment of this theatre re-
cts credit on its proprietor, Mr.. Flynn.