The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20
ADJUSTMENTS

VARIETIES THEATER. sterling merit
OF Mrs. Chantrau, acting in "Was Sh,
Right, could not but attract the attention O
our connol Sseurs, and last night we noticed
IN the house many Of our old plav-goers, who
Judging from their frequent and earnest an.
plause. were thoroughly enjoying them
selves In the iding character of the drama,
Emily Pressbury, this talented lady is most
natural
All those little mannerisms SO frequently
seen IN many who preserve all the 4roic and
stacy by-play even into society paris were en-
tlrely omitted, and Mrs. Chanfrau was the
mother as we see them in real life. Mr..
lheo. Hamilton, in the part Of DR.. Walton
was as stately as the requirements of the
character required, but it struck Us as a little
| singular that he should wear the same dress
in all the acts especially as the laose of many
years is supposed to exist between them
Eighteen years time ought to produce some
change. Miss Phillis Glover, as Bella. was a
noticeable feature of the play. Her easy vet
effective style of reading her vivacity and
humor excited many expressions of praise
AS the beloved son, Harvey Cotton, both in
make up and spirit was, if possible, better
than before
To-day there will be grand ladies ma
tinee.
ST CHARLES THEATER.-Mr and Mrs. E.
l.. Davenport took benefit last night at the
st. Charles Theater, and on the occasion "A
New Way to Pay Old Debts was produced
for the last time but one, presenting Mr. Da-
venport in his masterpiece, Sir Giles Over
reach
OF this character as rendered by Mr. Daven-
port, and OF the play as produced at the St. |
Charles. we have on previous occasions |
SnnEpn al OIL o,,1 f,rth ar.
necessary.
To-day at the matinee 'New Way to Pay
Old Debts will again hold the boards
Tonight Damon and Pythias will be
presented, and will close the engagement of
Mr.. Davenport.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-There was a crowded
house at the Academy last night, on the occa-
ilon of the benefit of that popular favorite
Miss Eliza Weathersby. The new fairy bur
esque entitled "Tne Enchanted Beauty, )" was
PRESENTED, and was warmly received, as it is
lot only new here, but affords considerable
display for rich scenery and brilliant cos
umes.
Miss Eliza and her sister, Miss Jennie
Veathersby, were the exposure Of all ewes.
nd carried off the piece with an easy grace
'hich merited the frequent applause. Flske's .
Box Mystery, which preceded the bur
asque, elected roars of laughter, all of which
aust re taken for granted when it is known
lose llsko took prominent part.
Ia the singing of that sweet-voiced lady,
llss Gertle Granville, there was much to !,
leet with the artistic appreciation of her
carers.
As We have always, heretofore we have to Q
ommend the acting of Messrs. Knowles, =
ike, ODER, Lester, and Hill, and the charm 1
10 pprSQnati0Os of NJicSaC NJo,;o, =
lila Wren, Sadie Jackson. and Minnie Mar :
II. A grand matinee to-day at noon : :
LECTURE AT GRUNEWALD HALL Dr. Henry
ellvered very interesting lecture last night. |,
Grunewald Hall. on the subject of Mes .
erlsm." and made some very entertaining =
,periments
1t is the intention of Dr. Henry, in con e
notion with DR.. Stolz, to deliver series Of .
ctures on the same subject. =
The second lecture will be delivered to- "
ght
GAYErY THEATER. Last evening the usual ;,
ger crowd attended the performance at this - -
easapt place of amusement The bill pre- ~
lted was in accordance with Manager ~
ynne's usual taste in STUDYING the tastes of -
5 patrons. =
VIOLET Social CLUB.-The fifth grand y
icy dress and masquerade ball OF the Young &c
ms Violet Social Club was given last night ~, ne
Stonewall jackson Hall 1t was a grand ~ ~
ring. and as the entertainments given s. =
this club have always been most select =!
! enjoyable, SO this proved no exception. M n
| he event last night was one for which the al
st extensive preparations had been made. So
accordingly the gathering in the hall was
lost fashionable one. and the scene pre- j,
Ted was most enlivening one There sns
but one regret, and that was that the en- ior
ment was limited to but a few hee.ing an.
us. MOI
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