The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

, appreciate him, chiefly because he nrcv.s
g SO different from the sterectyped ana
r hackneyed manner OF delineating trap;r
4 characters. Of his ability to personals
( these lines of characters, there can be nc
doubt, and there has scarcely ever been given
, such rich feast OF the legitimate drama 40
/ the st. Charles audiences are now having,
! Each character which Mr.. Davenport as-
sumes is distinct in itself, his make mn :.
and literally faithful adaptation to the chaac.
ter being the obvious reason. As st. Marc, his
Characterization is totally unlike his other i'm.
presentations, and therein, in measure CON
sis.s his greatness. His acting last night was
all that could be desired, and met with
hearty recognition.
The Dianora of Mrs. E. L. Davenport YVES
uncommonly well received, and more thar.
deserved it.
The principal characters in the plav, which,
were sustained by Messrs. Henry w. Mitchell
p. L. Sullivan, W. NJ. Ward and C. Is. Haw.
kins, were provocative of much interest. To
night Mr.. Davenport will repeat his masterl,
personation of est. Mare" which we trnct
will attract an audience commensurate with
this eminent tIagedans merits.
ACADEMY OF Music Miss Eliza Weathe-sb,
has reason to be battered at the brilliant oya
ton extended her last night at the cademy
| Her reputation as one OF the most CHARMING
and versatile performers of the Lydia Thomn
son troupe probably induced the attendance
which completely filled the theater.
| The hurlesque extravaganza of Aladdin, o.
the Wonderful Scamp, was given after
Fishes roaring farce of The Toothaehe Fam
lily had preceded it. The buresaue is de-.
lightful melange of melody, and affords Mis-.
Weathersby and her talented sister Jennie
ample scope to display their musical powers
The formers voice bears evidence of careful
culture since her last visit here and is much
improved both in purity ynd fexbility
Its chietest charm lies in its abandon
and naturalness, and the sparkling manner
IN which 1t gushes forth. Miss Jennie Wealth
ersby also sings capitallv, although rather
demurely Miss Marion Flske, whose singine,
has already received praise from our hands.
IS admirably suited to the character which
she assumes, and contributes greatly to the
succt IS OF the piece.
The regular company sustain the various
parts very acceptabiy, and the burlesoue bids
tar to be a great attraction during the week
HE OpERA.-The opera Of Rjgolstto was the
occasion OF the most magnificent and heart
felt tribute ever paid to Mile De Murska, who
really surpassed herself III the part of Glide
The role OF Riyoletto is the best one of Mr.
Mere and the eplsodical parts Of the opera
were excellently well rendered by those
thorough artists, Mr.. Feitinger and Nine
Teoni.
There is a very general desire to hear Mile.
De Murska again in Riyoletto, and we hops
She may be prevailed upon to appear again
n tbs, her most remarkable achievement in
New Orleans
Tonight In Fororte will be given, with MI
iadllhe in the tenor part.
$50 600 in cash
$40 COO III cash
Distributed next Saturtla7
900 GOO. by the La. State Lottery
$50 600 in cash
$50 00U III cash
Being the capital prize
10 cash prizes in ali
10 in cash
10 III cash
VIII purchase ticket,
SIGNIFICANT immediately after the fra
dJournment Of Congress, and the news VA
pread abro I'd that the Congressman were on
heir way home, there was a perceptible i'm
rovement III business generally Bos:c2.
tote.