The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-10-31
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oa1ar ~ tn. fayorite theater will be inaugu-
rate6 to-morrow evening by the first appearance
| in this eity If Grau and Chlzzolas admlraoie
French Opera Bouffe Company IN tne latest
| oneratic novelty OF Girohe-Gl-of1a. Inc opera
itself is spoken of as Lecocqs greatest triumph
and the critics of the New York press have been
lavish in their praises Of it's merit. During tne
summer the theater has been careluHy reno
waited, and Mr.. Harry Dressed, an emlnent gee nic
artist has been busily engaged lor some 'inie
past in retouching the old scenes and palntlng
many entirly new ones, all Of which are charac-
terzed by beauty of design and delicacy OF touch,
and color. ,a
New properties have been secured, and indeed
everything about the theater Is IN sp endid oraer
1t was happy idea of the management 10 open
the season with opera bouffe. This style OF Ora
matte amusement has always been popular IN
our city. and the great ability OF the present com
pany added to the merit and novelty OF ther
operas. VIII doubtless attract crowded houses
dnring their engagement The repertoire Of the
company is SO large that it will admit OF rapid
succession in the operas produced. The chorus
and orchestra are under the charge OF TWO very
able conductors, and will play prominent part
in the performances.
Tn reference to the company itself, we desire to
remind our readers OF few facts which must,
par dudnee, assist in lpsurlng the great success
anticp ated for it. Mr.. De Quercy, the ter or aat
OF the company, is the same who occupied that
position at the Opera-House during the season OF
1884 and played so handsomely the title role OF
" "Barbe-Blue" and Ange Pitou in La File de
Nine. Angot."
Mr. De Ouercy is the husband of Nine. Geof-
froy, the prima donna bouffa Of the company.
Nine. Geoffroy enjoys European reputation, and
although she has never appeared In this city, Is
as well known among the delettanti here as the
most celebrated artists on the Continent IN fact,
she is celebrity herself, and far superior, artist
ically considered, than Aimee, at least II we may
Judge fiom her French reputaO ion.
Mr.. Duplan many OF our readers had the occa-
sion to appreciate in 1861, when he filled an en-
gagement at the old Orleans Theater, returning
to New Orleans in 1S72-74 as character comedian
in Mr.. Canonges dramatic company. Mr.. Du-
plan is most accomplished comedian, and sings
well besides. Tor time he performed in Almee's
trarpe in which he took the leading mae parts.
We learn also that Mr.. Roger, new conner,
connected with the troupe, is very accomplished
and will please even our over fastldlOus cOnnols-
seurs, and Mile. Marie Nardynn is said to be
very talented ditiste and possessed of clear and
sonorous voice. Altogether, our people may ex-
pect series of most enjoyable performances at
the hands OF this company.
ST. CHARLES THEArER.-The regular season at
Old Drury" viii commence tomorrow evening
with Mr.. Oliver Doud Byron, in his great sensa-
tional drama Of ACROSS the Continent" The
play has already been performed by MIR. Byron
here, and needs no extended comment 1t is
highly favored with sensation, but has many
dramatic points OF great merit, and is well
calculated to please an audience Some OF the
effects are very thrilling, and invariably i'm
mensely spplauded by the audience.
Mr.. Byron himself is well known here as an
actor of real ability; even when he confined him
self strictly to the legitimate drama, he held
high rank in his profession, and to bis present
repertoire he has devoted great care ana study;
the result is that he invariably gives US clear,
well defined and meIitorious impersonations. He
ha always met with great success in his travels,
and we believe Is well known and appreciated by
our citizens.
Mr.. Byron will be supported by the regular
dramatic company engaged for the theater during
the coming season. several of them are new to
US, and those who revisit us will be recollected
bs theater-Soers as very popular last season, and
one, MIR. hawkins, has adopted new line OF
business. Last season he play ed the characters
generally known as "secOnd-heavies. He is
now engaged as the comedian Of The troupe and
is said TO be a very excellent one. We expect
much pleasure from Mr.. By1on's performances
daring his stay with U.s.
The GLOBE THEATER.-The past week has
been u very pleasant one at this theater. Ill the
artists engaged have done the b st to please,
and have succeeded admirably. Tonight Mile.
Sanyeab the athletic gymnast, will make her
fiual appearance. Ii there be any persons who
have not seen her they should do so by ali means
Several new lady stars will make their appearance
on Monday evening for the first time in this city,
Prominent among these may be mentioned Mile
a song and dance lady, and Miss Maggie Walton
asoubrette and vocalist.
Manager Howard is doing all he can to make
his theater attractive, and certainly deserves to
succeed. The justly famous Vienna Lady Or
chestra are still unaer engagement at this thea
ter, and to lovers of music they offer pleasures
which none should fail to enjoy.
THE GAYETY THEATER.--Manager Flynn an
nounces perfect host OF new stellar attractions
for Monday evening and the ensuing week
Voca|ists and ballet dancers Of reputed great
merit will make their first appearance; the
famous 6 Nodis-a-More's farisan Can-Can Ballet
Troupe" are engaged for short season, and
will appear nightly. The eccentric Walter Bray
will remain for short season, and indeed, all
series of attractions are offered by this energetic
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