The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-23
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THE VARIETIES THEATER. the matinee
| yesterday, Tayleures drama OF parted was
repeated by request, and Mrs. Chanfrau never
gave more satisfaction than she did on that
occasion. Her auditors were women who
could understand and appreciate the require.
ments of the character of Grace Shirley, and
the applause lavished by them on the lady
was therefore compliment of more than or.
binary significance.
In the evening Mr.. John McCullou Oh re.
peated his splendid rendition of Vlrginius.
This is one of his very best characters. In il
he throws all the force of his talent and the
finish of his study, making it a perfectly
rounded and symmetrical performance, which
deservedly ranks among the most artistic
efforts of the modern stage.
This evening Shakespeare's liking Lear
will be performed. with Mr.. Mccullough in
the title role. This is generally conceded
one OF the most difficult characters in the
entire range of the drama, but we have no
fear that Mr.. Mccullough will fall short of
the usual excellence characteristic of his eff
forts. Those who abstain from visiting the
theater during this engagement are deprivng
themselves OF a genuine pleasure.
The ST.. CHARLES THEATER - Marsd N .
drama OF Up" wss repeated last evening at
this theater by Lolita to another excellent au-
dlence. This little lady seems to be as popu-
lar with our people as she ever was. Her
charming inSOucidnce and clever acting meet
with the most emphatic approval from her
listeners, and we are glad to see that she has
surrounded herself with actors who are capa-
BILE of filing the other characters OF the
drama with smoothness and ability.
ZIP will be given it's last representation
this evening, and tomorrow will be replaced
by Lotta's most effective protean drama of
The Little Detective"
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The attendance last
evening at this popular place Oh amusement
showed a marked increase over hat OF the
night before. The reputation of the Ice
Witch >" had spread, and the curious were
anxious to note for themselves lis beauties.
From the first to the last the audience were
kept we'll employed applauding the many
climaxes of wit and humor with which the
piece ebounds. The scenery was most
gorgeous and the transformations seemingly
unexplainable on any known hypothesis
The specialties introduced were beyond any
We have had here for many day.
The little wonders. the Segrist family, as
founded the spectators with their remarkable
activity and skill. The midget drill surpassed
the expectations Of even old soldiers, and the
complex evolutions were most accurately per-
formed.
During the holidays the "Ice Witch" will
hold the boards, and on Saturday noon the
grand toy matinee will be given.
GLOBE THEATRE performance at the
Globe last night was excellent and WAS at
tended bya large and intelligent audience.
The Miaco Brothers proved themselves mon
srchs of the air. Henneysee Brothers in
their double clog, and Minnie Grey as the
active girl, kept theaudience joyful from their
appearance on the stage until their departure
herefrom. Manager Flynn has selected
very fine troupe, which proves itself to be SO
nightly. A visit to the Globe will convince
he public of this fact.