The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-04
ADJUSTMENTS

VARIETIES THEATER. our public have
| q just appreciation of the talents of that most
careful actor, Mr.. John E. Owens, his warm
reception at every performance is ample evil
dence From the opening Of his season to
the present time there has been but one
opinion expressed as to his eminent ability.
Neither the exquisite presentations OF Joe JEFF
ferson, nor the thorough deliniation of
Sothern can compare with Mr.. Ovens
Caleb Plummer or John Unit. We have no
hesitancy in pronouncing the dramatic action
and truthful rendition of the parts assumed
| by Mr. Owens to be the highest exhibitions
OF art now on the American stage.
Last night the "Happiest Day OF My Life
was offered to full house, Mr. Gilman being
tersonated by Mr.. Owens. The piece was
voiciferously applauded throughout, and was
by all heartily appreciated. Scion Single
followed, and from the past encomiums on
Mr. Owens's action in the title role, little is
left now to be said. The support was able
and all that the most fastidious could desire.
Tonight will be given Married Life" and
"Forty Winks."
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The appearance Of the
Lingards last night, at the Academy, we re-
greet to chronicle, was not signalizsd with that
attendance which might have reen expected.
Diane, which was given for the last time, with
Miss Alice Dunning Lingard in the title role,
was consummate piece Of acting. and was
mastery delneation of an impulsive and in
soucidnt French woman.
The piece, badly constructed as it is, is
withal highly entertaining, and, with Miss
Dunning charming presence infused into it,
an agreeable impression is almost forcibly
produced. VIM. Horace Lingard as the Duke
De Riva, displayed considerable histrionic
ali WI no. MOI har Of a
lar company, with the exception of the lead
ing character, contributed greatly to the
rendition of the play.
For tonight, "Charity is announced,
with VIM. Horace Lingard in his inimitable
sketches.
ST. CHARLES THEATER.- Murphy held forth
again last night in 'Maum Gre to large
audience s.Maum Gre" will have q long run,
and will draw as long as it is kept on the
boards, for it is a play that can be seen with |
appreciation repeatedly On Saturday there
will be the regular matinee.
Preparations for the grand ball, to come off
at this theater, on Mardi Gras Night, are be-
ing rapidly pushed forward, and the indica
tons are that it will be one of the most
brilliant affairs of the night.
The OPERA. revival of Faust was we'll |
received on Tuesday night, Mile. de jolly as
Marguerite and Messrs. Degreef and Gadllhe |
IS NephistOpheles and Faust being particularly |
successful.
At the matinee to-day, "Le Voyage en-
Chine"-an amusing three act comic opera
De played, and Meyerbeer's gorgeous "Pro-
ohete" will be the card tonight. This
splendid work is admirably we'll gotten up at
he Opera House, all the beautiful ballet
music being also given. The leading roles are
ung by Messrs. Chelli, Feitlinger, Meric, De-
reef, Laurent and Mesdames Teoni and
)umoulin. The ballet interludes introduce
IIr. Mamert and that charming trio of
'anseuses, Miles. Stickel, Augusta and BRAGG.
THE OLD Folks CONCERT. Again last
light Grunewald Hall was jammed with those
Who appreciate the music of the time of our
orefathers. 1t has been some time since this
lace of favorite resort has been SO crowded as .
! was last evening. and the applause showed
ow thoroughly the rendition of the several
arts Of the programme were appreciated.
'hese novel entertainments have taken a very I.
trong hold upon our citizens, and the throng !
t Grunewald Hall last evening evidenced the ..
trong appreciation Of the public. !
GAYETY THEATER-The Gayety, last night,
as filled with an appreciatiye audience The q
usky fun makers satirized in a mirthful :
pirit the days doings and the local hits :
ere especially good. Miss Chrissie Morrell >
ing number or new ballads in capital voice
nd received hearty applause. The per y
concluded with "Kitty and the :
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chan, for Mnden, Coushatta, Brownsville, :
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