The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

The VARIETIES IHEATER. --Ihe announce
ment that the Opera Bouffe Company now
playing at the Varieties Theater would pro-
duce Lecoco's popular opera OF "La File de
Madame Angot," was received with great sat-
isfaction by the lovers of opera bouffe, with
| whom this opera is quite tavorite, and the
large audience present last night was quite a
compliment to the troupe.
Mons. DeQuercy met with very handsome
rece option, and throughout the performance
he was treated to deserved applause He
sings excellently, and is possessed of the
requisite stage grace and appearance to appro-
priately set off his acting and singing. Mile
Geofroy appeared to be in her element as
Clairette. The character admits OF much
more acting than does "Girofe-G irof l." and
is more in accord with opera bouffe. The duets
in the second and last acts between her and
Mile LANCE mile. Nardynn) were really ex-
cellent, aud fully deserved the enthusiastic
applause which compelled their repetition.
Mile Nardynn leaped with one bound into
public favor. Her sparkling naivete and her
sweet singing we're her credentials to popu-
larity, and they were speedily recognized and
received with alaerity. In the duets with
Charlotte mile Geoffroy) and Auge Pitou IN.
De Quercy) she was particularly excellent.
Her singing and acting upon her first meet
ing with Auge Pitou and at the end of the
second act were also very handsomely done.
She has already become an established
favoIite.
NM. Castel and Darcy. who also made
their appearance last night, proved them
selves to be very clever artists. We must
mention as most enjoyable portion of the
performance the chorus and dance which
opened the third act. Both the acting and
singing are deserving of praises This opera
will be repeated tonight. At the matinee on
Saturday and on Sunday night Gerohe- Giroaa
will be performed, and on Monday night we
are to have the famous opera of LIE Canard
Trois Bees"
THE Sr. CHARLES THEATER. Doud
Byron, in his sensational play of "Across the
Continent" still holds the boards at this
thea.er Although the play abounds in SEN
sations, still it has much intrinsic merit, and
Mr.. Byron has many fine opportunities to
display his decided ability as an actor. The
cast is large one and is generally made up
of interesting characters. Miss Person
although afforded no very great scope for her
acting, takes real advantage Of what there is
and makes the most OF it.
Mr. Hawkins does exceedingly well in the
comedy part of Knock Ms-Down-J ohnny,
and Mr.. Bell plays..he villains character of
John Adierley in excellent style.
Donald Mckay and Ben Mccullough"
are underlined tor speedy production.
TIE GLOBE THEATER Lovers of variety
and specially business still flock to the Globe
to enjoy the many really interesting features
of the entertainment provided for them by
Manager Howard Those two Dutch
comiquas, Messrs. Reynolds and Adams, are
great iavorites, and are seen in each night in
chosen specialties. Mr.. Howard is host in
himself and should attract large audiences.
We Recommend visit to the Globe this
week. The regular :" Ladies' Matinee will
be given at noon on Saturday.
Wants and To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
fifty cents.