The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28
OUR THEA TIERS.

At the VARIETIES Mrs. Chanfrau last night con
eIaded a very successful two weeks arrangement
htr ftpt7fo"e has been WAS She Right,
jealousy, and g Christie Johnstone,' all from
the pen of that talented author. Mr. c. w Tay
ieuIe This lady has always been a gseat favor
ne with our people since she first appeared in til,
stock company OF de Old Varieties Ihaater wear.
ago; and now that she Is ranked among the star,
a cordial welcome Is always rendered ner by on,
:eople.
We have taken frequent occasions daring he,
last visit to express great pleasure 1t her acting
and have noticed marked improvement ainc1
her last appearance here. We now BID her n,
rprou with many regrets, and truss she NAV
Visit us again nett season.
Mr.. Owens has prepared a regular Easter treat
/ Tor his patrons next week
/ On Monday night Mr.. Owens VI repeat his
| excellent impers oHaOn Of Tony Lumpkin in
| she Stoops 70 Conquer. The farce OF So Nan
the Good for Nothing viii also be performed.
On Tuesday night We are 70 have Barley
| CampbelIs las5 play, entitled " Risss.'
| Mr.. Campbell is one OF the mos5 'successtul of
| modern playwrlght., and this, his last effort has
met with great commendatiOn from both press
and public wherever it has been performed
Dealing with lie fashions and 70 les of modern
society. it presents them, not with that license
assumed by many who call themselves dramatic
authors OF She present, but vita the discrimi-
mating Judgment OF one who appreciates the deli
cacles Of refined taste and SEEKS t, avoid giving
lt ottensc Nh. Owe ns is playing, trump car.
public viii reward his Efforts "a nrnvide the
with elegant novelties in the drama OF course
there will be crowded houses, during the entire
week.
At the st. Charles Theater,, Manager DeEar
mas himself occupied the boards during the Fast
week, during which time he has appeared il a
new rote-Wi]kins Micawber. We must, how
ever n all candor say that we were Tot pleased
with his rendition of Dicke2s's McaWbcr. For
once Mr.. DeBar seemed to be at sea as to the
requirements Oh the part rs was playing HIS
hapls OF chopplnS up his sentences into rag
tents was fatal defect IL tins part. Wilkins
was never at loss for word or expression, but
on tAe SIG htest provocatlon would launch out
mo perfect torrent o. rhetorcal efulgence.
Ml$aWDer was rarely nonplussed by the magni- |
tude OF any scheme suggested to him for the
acGunl.aatioh OF wealth, out was always prepared
10 1eha his great talents to the effort.
Dpio!leSs longer study OF the part VIII reveal
- vi. Denar the idu-'a al present eZistnS IN |
ms performance OF tie part, and we expect to /
sJi see nm perfect master OF It's dlfilcaltIes AS
toiH, foillchlhS J4ha faIstaf our friend Is per-
6toinous. rs rendition OF this freak o.
ter acting. which ranks among the mosf success.
ful performances Of the dav We hive already
aylshed SO much praise upon him that we have
now none Lift to give.
The regular stock company closed its onoaye.
ment last night and leaves IN g t.sy or TIVE for
from whence they win return to plav
ust one night for the complimentary benefit |
which will soon be rendered to that prince of
good fellows, the gushing ?. G. Tbl, event il
liked for the -, and as it will be a perfect
walton, we advise all to provide themselves with
seats early, or they may perchance be deprived
If the pleasure of attending the pe1formance
Tonight. Miss En- ily >oldene and her English
COMIC Opera Troupe begin short engagement.
} era boutfe has always been well patronised in
his city, even though it was sung in French, and
nus only imperfectly understood by many OF our {
people. Now, that we are to have the gems of
)feuback, Lecocq, and others, in simon-pure
1nSlsh, there will doubtless be crowded houses Y
very night during the engagement Of the troupe.
We close this notice with reference TO Miss {
'oldene taken from an exchange:
Miss Soldene, Of whom the public have heard
uperbly handsome lady, Beauty OF nerson and q
ichness Of dress are not her only attractions. c
he is tie singer and fascinating actress. !
Ter voice is OF a sweet flexible quality and ex.
enslve compass. and her vocal execution is adj !
arabic.
From the opening until the end, when the last '
ote OF the opera dies away, Miss Soldenes pres |
nee upon the stage is always pleasure
At tba A.. do,,,. of,,,,>io Mr..
haar VI "a ..'lc Hiss lthZa Heathefsby ]
W the napt fwn neo 9fcGessl eigagement
nrlesoI,n Inv her eraafI .l;o '1i, overs oi I
10 sinoino w. NJ We a,lu ner charm l.
e mber Of The WIS Than'n",' r rnersoS was
r1ned a1vavs mleneyeI they per-