The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

ssLe Canard Trois Bees achieved its final
representation last evening" and despite the
threate ming weather there was quite large
audience present. Tonight we are to have
in all its originality Offaa lch's popular opera
of "Mme. LArchiduc," 18th the strongest cast
the company can possibly put for ward. The
story Of Madame LArchiduc" Is pretty well
known. A newly married serving woman
and groom of roadside ina ara arrested by
the soldiers of a certain eccentric Archduke,
in mistake for Count and Countess who
have conspired against his Ddcal highness.
The Archduke falls in love with the pseudo
Countess, and INDUCES his eccentrcity to
such an extent that he abdica'es in her favor.
She turns the affairs CT the kingdom upside
down elevates her husband to high rank
of nobility; discharges the ministry, and
chooses four conspirators for her new cabinet,
ana makes the duchy very lively until the
Archduke regains his power; the real Count
and Countess return and are pardoned, and
Madame L'Archiduc aud her husband are
made happy by a sum Of money suti Gent to
establish pubic house. --.
The music is spirited and tuneful, and
there are very many pleasing solos and duets.
What little there was of improperly ia the
opera as rendered by the English troupe here
last winter, finds no place in the original, and
the entire opera is really very pretty, and we'll
worth seeing. AS there will be but two occa-
sions off red to witness this opera, We advise
an early application at the box Office.
THE ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Olver Doud
Byroa still holds the boards at this theater,
aud is nightly performing his his ofcal and
| romantic drama of "Donald Mckay" The
peculiar style of acting required IN this
drama is another evidence of M. ByronS
versatility and his changes in tone and man.
ner are well defined and very effective. The
new political society drama OF thorough
bred" is in active preparation st this th9ater
| aud viii shortly be produced.
THE GLOBE THzArER.-M Manager Towards
| we'll arranged entertainments at this theater
are ve"y attractive, and offer real fund Of
| erjoymt Mt to the pleasure seekers who night
| " gather there. The opening scene by the
Female Ministries is very enjoyable, and sew
eral very pleasing songs are sung by the
ladies' The amusing sketch Of Domestic
| FELICITY" and the rat Of The r va s, are
| 10th very entertaining. TIE Globe is very
| pleasant place 10 visit during the eyeainJ.
| THE GNErY THE!TER.-This little theater
| is receiving its full share of the pubic pa:rc-
| mage, anu well deserves the favor it IS recelv-
| irg. Some of the attractions offered are very
ga Certainipg, notice4bly so the negro delinea-
tons of Nessrs. Bay, Banks and GnrisSie,
and tbs songs OF Misses Ada Wallace and
| frankie Lee
| TIE banks OF The river above and below are
| ined with cotton, and passing steamers would
GET All they cond carry if they only had the
| labor to h mile il. As il is. however, boats
run mp and down the riv+ r with light crews
| and fad it utterly moossiole to get az much
| labor as tn want when they strike big cot
ton pile.
The big Memphis packets viii soon have
reason to regard the channel above here with
suspicion. There ia barely sight feet over the
shoalest PLACES, and the bottom OF the river
is steadily coming toward the top IscIcsburg
| HsrnI