The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-20
ADJUSTMENTS

y,prrrrrs THrArER. The inclemency o.
the weather prevented anything like the audi
ence. which would otherwise have been pres
ent. from listening to Mr.. Emmett IN his ne"
part of .Phil the Founding" The audience,
as it was, was very fair, and the entertainment
passed off delightfully."-. Mr.. Emmett char'
acterized his PRESERVATION with his usual force
and received repeated applause. This pro-
gramme will be repeated.
ACADEMY OF Musrc-The final performance
but one of Quarry DELI was given last night
at the Academy to an exceptional audience
AS the humble and honest gamekeeper,
| Dick Rayne, Mr. Frederick Robinson dis
played a force and ability that is deserving OF
the highest praise.
In the dramatic situations of the piece, Mr..
| Robinson is very effective and telling, and
such is the naturalness of his acting that the
auditorium cannot help being entirely Wrapt
| III the piece.
| Mr. II. C. White as Squire Strangways was
clever and acceptable. Mr.. L. L. Knowles
enacted the role of Capt. Nicholas Pitcher IN
teligently aud vigorously. The support IN
general was all that could be desired.
For the matinee to-day Quarry DELI will
be repeated and Hamlet will be rendered
at night with strong cast.
The GLoBE.-There was a full house at the
Globe again last evening, and the bill offered
was repetition of the one presented the
night before. The variety portion of the en-
tertainment was we'll received, and certainly
deserved it. Ell Nino Eddie and Harry Arm
strong received frequent applause, and the
audience settled down to the antici rated can
can. After all that has been said about this
now famous novelty, nothing remains to be
said.
Several plain women came forward and ex-
hibited attenuated underpinnings, and went
through the usual gymnastlc exercise attend
ant upon the can-can. The company in this
quadlile can not be said to be exactly what
was expected from the heralding which pre-
ceded its arrival but it affords some amuse-
ment to a number of aged gents, and SO with
them is pronounced good. The novelty has
now worn off, and the tltrore has passed away.
GAYETY THEATER. The attractions else
where do not deter amusement seekers from
patronizng our popular variety theater.
Manager Flynn offers attractions that cannot |
tail TO meet with popular recognition. The |
fun makers always have their quota of adj
mirers and the excellent bill rendered at
tracts nightly the largest Of audiences.
De MURsKA CoMING.-Our music lovers will |
learn with grea. delight that Mile. lima de
Murska, the famous Hungarian Nightingale,
who has created great sensation all over the
country, will visit us on or about the first of
March, with her grand concert combination,
Nine. Carreno Souret, the eminent
ady pianist; Sig. Terranti, the famous butfo;
Mons. Souret, the brilliant vioinist; Sig.
5raga, the great composer and best violincello
player who has ever visited America, and Mr..
has f. Pratt acp0mnapicf
Mr. ID. de Elvo, the manager is in the city
oerecting the arrangements, and we only hope
hat some arrangements can be made between
lim and MIR. Momas so that our public can
lear this phenomenal singer in opera, and
n Lucia expressly, in which role it is said she
las no superior.