The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-09

the breasts of listeners, which happily diss
pates all incongruities and evokes loud al
hearty response. Mr.. Emmet's appearan
f last night was signalized by house in perfe
I accord with the character of the piece a,
demonstrated their appreciation of Mr.. E.
NETS performance by repeated encores.
The support was hardly up to the Varieti
t standard. Miss Ada Gilman enacted her rol
however, with charming naivete, and tho
sterling actors, Messrs J. J. Wallace al
} Henry Cotton, were fully up to their ilsu
ability. In lieu OF Mardi Gfas ball, "Frit;
will be repeated.
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Last night Murph
opened the second and concluding week
his engagement at the st. Charles in the gre.
sensational play of "Help," written expressl
for him, and with the especial intention {
bringing into play his wonderful versat,lit
and fidelity to nature in Irish and dutch d
alects. The play not only brings Murph
forward at his best, but at the same time,
one with IN interesting and exciting plot an,
entertaining dialogue. 1t is destined to hav
a rum aud will hold the boards until furthe
notice.
| After the performance tonight, it is calcu
| lated it will take about ten minutes to turf
the Old Drury into ball room. And it il
further calculated that in ten minutes NOR,
the floor will be filed with dancers There il
plenty of fun in store for those who have de
termined to attend.
The OPERA.-There will be Mardi- Gras
Matinee to-day at II o'clock, on which occa
sion that popular burlesque, "La File de-
Madame Angot," will be presented. There
will be no performance tonight, the Opera
House being retained for a Mard- Gras ball
Jerusalem" and Faust were sung on
Saturday and Sunday last to large and appre.
clative audiences, Messrs. Feitlinger, Chelli,
Gadilhe and DeGreef, and Mesdames Vercken
and DeJolly being specially successful in their
respective roles A number of novelties are
now in active preparation and will shortly be
produced, prominent among which we no.
tlce ''Dom Sebastien de Portugal" grand
opera by Donizetti never played in this coun-
try, an which is replete with beauties.
ACADEMY OF MUs1c.-The Lingards gave
another of their charming performances last
night to large house, appearing as "Alixe."
Miss Alice Cunning Lin gard enacted a diff
cult role with much success and won high en-
comlums from those present Mr.. R. C.
White showed marked improvement in his
acting and Mr.. E. F. Knowles sustained his
part with his accustomed vim and natural
ness. The balance of the company performed
very acceptably, and the piece throughout
was very enjoyable.
The Academy's Grand Fancy Dress and
Mask Ball, which takes place toni hit, prom
ses to be very grand affair. The elite of
our city will be present, and Mr. p Short.
The genial and courteous treasurer, through
whom applications for invitations my be Sc
cured, states that the arrangements, which
ire OF the most extensive kind, are completed
md nothing is wanting to make this occasion
he most recherche and elegant ofthe season.
YE CREATE CONCERTO AT ST. PArR1cK's
! ALL.-The announcement that "Greate
concerto would be given at St. Patrick
iail last night attracted a large and fashion,
BILE audience
The Old Folks sung their "Sacred Hymns
nd Tunes and likewife Wordlye Songs" and
ept the young folks in the best possible
nmor throughout, and "ye laft tune" came
II too soon.
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MASK BALL To- |
'IGHr.-The grand ball and promenade con-
ert which will be given by the Young Mems
enevolent Association, this evening, at st.
atrlck's Hall. will be a grand affair. The
lost extensive preparations have been made,
expense has been spared, and it is gen.
'ally and confidently expected that the ASSOC
alton will surpass all th,ir previous efforts
the kind. The character OF the men hav-
g the ball in ch1rge affords sure guaran-
e that 1T will be a most select and enjoyable
tar, and we advise those Of our readers who
9sire to "drive dull care away" to visit st.
a'rlck's Hall this evening In the company
the jolly masquers aad IN the giddy mazes
the dance they will, for the nonce, forget
| ahOnt THAR pnIifiaa1 nd Al Ii
GAYErY THEATER At this standard place
amusement, last night, all of the seats were
led with the theatsr-going public, who are
INT t. appreciate meritorious performance.
lie new stars were au additional attraction. {
q the entertainment throughout was very
and enjoyable.
'Isplantl, the Colonel commanding the
nous NinetySecond Regiment Lancers
ngs Own, has issued General Order {
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