The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

d ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The minstrel troupe
o under the management of Haverly, has, during
its visits to this city, by their earnest endeavor
to please. and artistic ability, secured niche il
the affections Of our citizens. Their prompt anC
q generous tender of services at the grand enter
tainment given last September for the relief o.
the martyrs of the 14th of that memorable month
l warmed our people toward them and they have
! greeted crowded houses almost nightly.
Last evening they were unusually happy il
their presentations; the repeated applause test
tied how thoroughly the audience enjoved itself.
The ballads were eXpui-itely rendered and ex-
r cited considerable comment at their musical ac-
curacy and beauty OF expression.
On Monday ext we learn that the beautiful
and dashnS erial artistic Mile. Violetta, whose
wonderful performances have drawn forth rap
turous applause everywhere, will appear with the
gymnasts Holland Brothers. We bespeak tor
her cordial welcome.
VARIETIES THE.rER-Ir nothing more could
be said In praise Of Mr.. John Z. Owens's manage
ment OF the Varieties, his devotion to the legti-
mate DRAMA and his presentation of its choicest
works, would be enough to warrant the warmest
| commentator.
The "Ingomar of last night was really an
artistic treat. Throughout the play the interest
was kept up by the earnest and genuine spirit
evlnced by the ladies and gentlemen of the cast
and drew forth from the critical audience manv
! expressions OF pleasure.
The Parthenia of Miss Jane Coombs was per
haps one OF her best characters, and was marked
by studlpusness of detail and close attention to
business not often seen here.
The lngOmar of Mr.. Norton, like every
part that gentleman assumes, was iudicious
and meritorlous characterization He brings to
bear versatile, yet correct taste. and always is
true to the natural requirements of his role. Mr.
Harry Cotton, who has already earned a high
position here, was extraordinarily good, and in his
part added much to the evenings entertainment
sr. CHARLES THE.TER-"Pet of the Petit
coats and =" Pocahontas were billed at the Old
Drury last evening, with the little fayOrite Miss
Katy Mayhem, i'll both plays. We have so often
refer ed with pleasure to this lady that what we
might add IN further praise were almost super |
tluous. AS the " Pet she carried the house by |
storm. That was but natural, however for her |
mpersonation was characterized BY all that is |
innate and natural in pettea and precocious
youth. Her POcahonas won upon all hearts
by the beauty and grace Of her dancing, the cul-
ture of her vocal abilities and the naive-ke sim
pllclty OF her rendition. May success attend her
future efforts.
Ben DeBar stl holds HE own as one OF New
Orleans favOrltes. Last evening bis efforts were
everything that could be wished Cox 5yom the
most exactng. l.
In justice to Miss Susie Parker, we cannot close
these remarks without referring to her Capt
John Smith, which pleasing a rendition
rs we could wish and We must eoMtcss Ear slr.
passed ouE expectations.
IHP SELYcE SoCYAY Civ. Yase evening
strains Of sweet music awakened into life the E
Usual quiet and dismal solitude surrounding I
irunewald Hall, while within that favorite
temple OF Thespls the merry patting of many feet
'ectokencd that enjoyment was the ordeS OF the a
hight. 1
A. a late hour, when our reporter glanced hast- 1
y within, the sight which met his eve was one {
ong to he remember ed. t
Beautiful ladies, with tasty and elegant cos. =
Hmes, piloted Ill the gddy maize of the dance
y attentive beaux, made up picture which re- I
1lnds us OF fairy tale Late into the wee sma' G
ours was the darce kept mp and reluct- a
ntly, even them did the guests of the Select c
ocal Club take their departure: nevertheless G
lanktul to their hosts for the evening past and II
one. never to return, except in thoughts il
'elghted with that happiness attending go II
ahghttul an episode III thes lives. W
GAYETY THEATEE. With sucf attractions a. Il
lynne presents each evening t. the patrons of CO
Is thcaer, il is but natural thai his audiences 8;
Eel fully repaid for q visit to his sanctum, 1t is g
srainly the pa e to enjoy good dancing excel W
mt music and hearty laugh. Last evening al
rose who We're lucky enough IL beng present
II carry Us out i'll affirming that the proprietor
Understands well the art of catesin, to tn. .astos g
the public. at