The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATRE. TO pass such an even
NO as those who sat before the footllghts AZ
tho Varieties last night unjust have psssed It,
is to have pleasant little spot in the memory,
the recollection Of which will bring back the
enjoyments Of the hour. go y
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what strained in some of its situations, 70
. drama peculiarly interesting, both from the
v.rietv of its scenes and the finer displays of
human nature.
The Mile. Cora Of Miss George Langley
vas q neat bit of acting and more thoroughly
tested her powers than any part she has
hitherto assumed
Mr.. Charles Loveday as DR.. Combs was
very effective, and showed that gentleman to
be painstaking artist, and made quite q
feature in the evenings entertainment
There will DO. to-day at noon grand
ladies' matinee.
AcApxxY or Mus1c.-TAe Seven Sisters
The Academy last night was we'll filed to see
this old but popular extravaganza. The
company at this theater is the best we have
ever seen together for this style of amuse-
msnt. Mr.. White as Mrs. Pluto exceled him
SELF and gave us another proof Of his great
versatility, Miss Marion Fiske eAervesced as
Tartarein, and in the minstrel scene sang
beautifully the popular ballad. 'Linger Not,
Darling" Miss Minnie Jackson as Diavolin
was excellent, as also Miss Molly Taylor, Miss
Martin, Miss Sadi Jackson and Miss Hattie
Pike, 'sThe Seven Sisters"
Billy Ashcroft is o valuable acquisition to
Mr. Bidwells company as Cuffee. He exhib-
tied dramatic talen. grade higher than is
usually found in a specially artist. Mr.. Pike
Il the same old Pluto, good in everything he
does. Mr.. Geo. Ober is generally fair char
scter actor. We think, however, he overdoes
Snail. The specially artists gave us new acts,
Ill Of which were repeatedly encored, especially
Miss Kitty Brooks in her dashing songs The
gem of the entertainment being Geo. Knights
parody on Longfellows Poem, Excelsior"
knights version is entitled "Tm not Afraid.
The "Seven Sisters" with all of its hits,
oouundrums, ETC., will be repeated at the mat
inee to-day.
81. CHARLES THEATEH. -" East Lynne"
was on the boards of this theater last eve
ming, with Miss Gray in the dual role of
Lady Isabel and Madame Vine.
This play il one well adapted to bring
prominently forward the powers Of this
gifted and pleasing actress Her tender pas
ages were natural and carried with them .
conviction of the woman's sincerity, while
her more powerful efforts did not fail in meet
ing with due recognition at the hands Of her
audience.
Miss Buchanan, a. Barbara Hare, did full
justice not only to herself but also to those
who have ever been forward in their praises
Of this lady. Miss Buchanan is, perhaps, the
best leading lady that the St. Charles has
geen in years, and we feed assured that the
public will carry us out in this.
Henry W. Mitchell undertook the part of
Sir Francis Levison. The gentleman is de-
cidedly good actor, and sustained fully his
reputation last evening. The balance of the
proved good support.
THE OPERA" Trovatore" will be given at
The IL o'clock matinee to-day, Mr.. Laurent
|aking the part of Manrique for the first time
IN this city. This will give additional interest
10 the presentation Of this popular opera.
Tonight Herold's admired three-act opera,
" Tampa, or the Marble Bride" which has
not been sung here for nearly twenty years
past, and which is justly considered as one of
he masterpieces of the modern school, will
be revived with strong cast and will doubt
less prove great attraction for the usually
numerous Saturday audience.
To the Editor Of the N. o. Bulletin:
GI-The President Of the meeting Of for
aiqners held last NIGHT at the ST. Charles Ho-