The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE VARIETIES THEATER The new COM
pany engaged for the season at this theater
are already growing in public favor, and their
acting in Tayleure's drama of Parted, is
meeting with decided marks of approval at
every performance. The play itself is very
neat one, full of pathos and excellent senti-
ment, couched in elegant and expressive Ian
guage, and decidedly improves upon ac-
| quaintance. The scenery is decidedly the
most picturesque and beautiful ever seen in
this city, and adds greatly to the touten-
semble of the play. "Parted" will doubtless
hold the boards for the entire week, and We
trust all of our theater-goers will take the ad
vantage Of seeing an interesting play well
| performed The regular matinee will be
! given on Saturday next, at noon. On Mon
day next Mr.. John Mccullough, the eminent
| tragedian, will inaugurate a short engage
ment.
THE ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Mr. Sullivans
second representation of g Hamlet" like the
/ first, was a most finished piece of dramatic
! impersonation. The Pickering lights and
shadows of the Danish Princes enigmatic
character, his hating and his indecision to do
the Ghosts behests, are brought out with
perfect definition, and the text, obscure to
many readers, finds in the action and studied
art Of Mr.. Sullivan perfect solution.
The Ophelia of Miss Lord was 10 us treat.
! Her perfect delineation in the mad scene was
| that of mistress of her art, and in all ear
nestness we would ask her to go Oh in the adj
vance she has opened before her. Mr.. Pixies
| Polonius was marked with true apprecia-
| ton of the old mans idiosyncrasies, and
merited the many complimentary remarks
| passed upon it.
On the whole, we are satisfied that the
Hamlet of last night was one of those rare
treats We are now and again favored with.
| THE ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Ihe engage
ment of the Buffalo Bill and Texas Jack Com
| blnation is fast dra wing to close. Although
! they have visited us at time when all bust
ness was almost at stand-still, they have re-
/ ceived their full share of public patronage,
and their closing week will, in all probability,
prove to be most successful one. On Fri
day evening next Mile Morlacchi will be
given benefit, and on Saturday night Buffalo
| Bill and Texas Jack will be the recipients of
a joint benefit.
Lolita is underlined for next week.
The OPERA House The elegant and
popular opera of "Girofe- Giroha" was given
its final representation, last evening, by the
French Opera Bouffe Company. We have
already expressed very favorable opinion
both of the opera and OF its rendition by the
mer convictions
To-day a grand special matinee will be
given at noon, when ola File de Madame
| Angot" will be sung by general request in
the evening La Timbale D'Argent" will be
repeated for the last time.
On Friday evening the troupe will give its
final representation, the occasion being a
grand com plimentary benefit rendered to that
talented artist, Mons. Duplan. The comedy
| rs T int Ind
and the second and third acts of "Mme.
L'Archiduc," will constitute the programme.
| Nine Bertrand and Mile. Riton Will assist
Mons. Duplan, Reserved seats for the bene-
fit can be secured on Thursday, at the Opera
House. and on Friday at Flies music store,
on Canal street.
GA NIGHT WITH SHAKESPEARE. This is
the title of an entertainment to be given this
evening, at Grunewald Hall, by Mr.. Joseph
G. Fountain. formerly of st. Louis, but now
d resident of this city. The programme will
consist of the reading OF selected scenes
from Shakespeares plays, by Mr. Fountain.
Basile Bares, the popular musician, will, dur
ing the evening, perform several choice MGR
ceaus on the piano, and our citizens will have
the first opportunity ever offered in this city
of hearing the famous quarto piano.
Cards of admission cost fifty cents, without
extra charge tor reserved seats, winch may De
procured to- day at the hail.
GLOBE THEATER-The Globe Theater last
night presented a scene that was calculated
to make glad the heart of its manager. From
the parquette to the upper tier OF the gale
ries every seat was filed and the frequent
and enthusiastic applause bestowed upon the
different members of the company showed
conclusively that their merits were fully APP
preciated by the large audience present.
Tonight an enjoyable programme will be
offered, and We feel satisfied that the attend
ance will be as large as usual.
For TAMPIco, VERA Cruz, ETC.-The fine
steamship City of Havana, having been I'M
avoidaby detained, will not leave for the
above ports until Saturday, the 1Ssh inst at
8 A. NJ. For freight or passage apply to the
| anant Air Iohn N Iyithaxlraor, 60 Garnr,.