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

VARIETIES THEATER-The return of tn,
troupe OF MIR. Jno. Owens was hailed with
: substantial evidence OF delight on the par
of the public. Early in the evening the
house began to fill, and, when the curtain
rose, there was brilliant audience present.
"Self" was offered for the evening 3 enter
tainment, with Mr.. Owens in the character
of John Unit, the stubborn old banker.
The idiosyncrasies OF this very peculiar
character were just such as to bring out new
qualities of characterization in this truthful
artist We are satisfied Unit will become a
high favorite with our theater goers, and to
see it once is only to have ones appetite for a
second sight SO augmented, a visitor perforce
must return.
Harry Cotton, whose delineations here be-
fore was very good as Cynosure, and Mr.. j. J.
Wallace as the nurse, successfully added
another role to his already varied repertoire.
The Mrs. Apex of Mrs. Carhart merited more
notice than our space allows, and likewise the
exceedingly neat acting of that charming petit
artistic Miss Ada Gilman.
The ACADEMY OF MUs1c-THE L1NGARps.-
These popular artists commenced last night
short season at this place, opening in Alex
andre Dumas grand. play entitled "Diane,'
Miss Alice Dunning appearing in her great
part of Diane, which has been played by her
over three hundred times, in nearly ali the
principal cities of the United States. The
press and public acknowledge Miss Dun
nings dressing to be heater and more costly
than any other actress before the public.
During the stay of these people they will in
troduce several new plays, among which the
latest London, Paris and New York great sue
cesses. We may predict most profitable
engagement for these worthy artists. At the
Wednesday matinee 'Diane will be pre-
sented for the last time and on Wed nesday
night Gilbert's great play of "Charity" will
be presented, including in the cast Miss Alice
Dunning, Miss Dickey Lingard and Mr.. VIM.
H. Lingard.
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Mr Jos. Murphy.
the great IRISH comedian, opened last night
at the st Charles, in the drama written ex.
pressly for him, entitled "Maum Gre"
Murphy, when he was here last season.
made great name for himself and gained
many friends, and his appearance last night
was welcomed by large and select audience.
Maum Gre is play full of interest. with
plenty OF striking situations, and affords full
scope tor the powers Of the great artist. and
there Is no doubt it will have a successful
run.
Tonight, and until further notice. the NAV
will be repeated.
GAYETY IHEATER.-Baby Mcdonald in her
wonderful performances was the principal at. |
traction at this popular resort last night. The
Daiance OF the entertainment was one of the
pest OF the season, and fully merited the |
large house which it attracted. number of |
new songs are given this week, while tooetber |,
with some laughable interludes make mn |
very enjoyable evening. ~
HE OPERA-The first performance of the
new series to be given by the associated ar.
tists, under the management of Mr.. Momas
takes place tonight, when Gounod's admired
pay Faust" will be given for the first
Tune this winter. The play is very we'll cast
tive house. 'A "ppiec'a-
Thursday next "A'' VI