The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

The VARIETIES THEATER.-" Nine. L'Archi
due" was presented by the opera troupe, al
this theater, last evening. before a compare
lively small audience. We are sorry that this
opera did not suffice to attract a larger
audience, as it is probably the best so far pre-.
scented by the company; there are many very
elegant airs running throughout the opera,
and they are generally well sung by the
troupe, although last evening there was a
general air OF care'essness and dissatisfaction
evident in nearly all the performers. This
is hardly pardonable. II there are but few per.
sons in the theater, those few are entitled to
just as much consideration from the artists
as though there was a crowded house.
| There seemed to be a disposition on the
part of the leading performers to omit all
that could be left out in the opera, and the
most emphatic encores were unanswered.
This is the first time we have had to find
FAULT with tn troupe and we sincerely trust
that better spirit Will prevail amongst them
even should their audiences prove at any time
very limited in number.
There will be special matinee to-day,
when "La Jolie Parfumeuse will be per-
formed, with Mile. Duparc as Rose Michon.
In the evening "Girohe- Grofa" will be pre-
sented for the last time this 5 ,ason.
HE Oh. LHAtLES lHLA1ER-Alts DFu.
DeBar last evening presented his admirable
Interpretation of Dickens Wilkins Micawb Der,
bstore a small, but appreciative audience.
Those of our people who remain away from
the st. Charles this week, will miss a real
treat. Mr.. DeBar is a splendid actor, and is
supported by very good company; he should
be seen by all lovers of legi.im ate comedy; he
is now the best representative of most Of the
characters he assumes. Tonight, he will be
seen as Fals!aff in Shakespeare's Henry the
Fourth, character in which he is really ex-
cellent; the cast will be a strong one and
visitors may expect a most enjoyable evening.
The GLOBE THEATER. Manager Flynnes
new enterprise is meeting with deserved sue
cess; the audiences are not only quite large
but very appreciative. There are many very
excellent specially performers in the troupe
now playing at this theater, and all seem to
be exerting themselves to please. Mr.. Banks,
in his discussion of local topics, is decidedly
rich, and always provokes loud applause
Messrs. Waters and Kelly are very clever song
and dance ar lists, and the opening scene and
the ballet are very good A good bill is an
nounced for tonight.
THE CIRcUs.-The immense tent erected
by Howes Great LONDON Circus on Roche
bave street, near Canal, was crowded last
evening by perfect swarm of visitors, who
had assembled to witness the performances of
the arena and the attractions of the MENACE
RE. The entertainment was altogether quite
a success and the management was admira
BILE. Everything worked smoothly and pleas
antly. There are two lines of cars running
near the circus-the Canal street and the
Lake Railroads. that visitors find no
trouble in going to and from there. There
will be matinee day at o'clock and the
regular evening performance at 1870 o'clock.
We take great pleasure in directing the at
tention of our readers to the card of Col. r.
W. Estlin, who for many years has been re-
garded as one of the most accomplished bust
ness men of our city. His writings upon
commercial subjects-on the cotton trade and
financial matters especially-have attracted
attention both throughout the North and
South. There is no one in this city who Is
more generally known and appreciated
throughout the cotton region of the South
western States. The Colonel now finds him.
self, as thousands of others OF our best citl-
zens, necessitated to take a subordinate posi-
ton, and is prepared to act IN cotton factor
age or other wholesale business as cashier
salesman, or in any other Ca
oacity IN which bis services may be required.
There is no merchant in the city OF New Or
eans who will not testify to his integrity and
ability.
ENTERPRISE The latest attraction in the |
,ity is the great bankrupt sale of fine dry |
goods at 100 Canal street. The immense |
lumber of persons that daily crowd this |