The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-12
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ADJUSTMENTS
| VARIETIES THEATER.---lt was a severe test
on the company last night al tine Varieties
to perform their parts with even ordinary
ability. The evening, with its rains and i'll
tense cold naturally prevented large num-
Der Of those who otherwise would have been
present from attending. and the condition of
our State affairs not little tended to diminish
the audience. "Mons. Alphonse :" was the
entertainment offered, and as Il Just tribute
to those who took part in the play we unhesi-
tatingly say that under the circumstances
their rendition was beyond expectation.
! Miss Langley, as in her other characters
was vivacious, passionate and coqnettish as
the requirements Of the par. demands and
Notwithstanding the difficulties presented won
! the appreciation of those who had the good
fortune to be amongst the spectators. Mr..
Porter, to whom we have always telt drawn,
enacted Mons. Octave in careful and judi
cious manner, such as to win for him the
thanks OF all those who sat before the curtain
last night. We trust tonight that the weather
will afford our playgoers an opportunity of
witnessing the Fifth Avenue Continuation at
their best.
ACADEMY OF MUslc.- notwithstanding the
iuclemency Of the weather. this f.vorite place
81 amusement was last night a. crowded as
any of the others. - East Lynne has always
been a iiavorte with oar play-goers, aud when
Mss Llcie Western assumes the part the
enthusiasm yergea Oh excitement.
Notwithstanding the small Lons. last nigls.
the play passed oil smoothly, aud those who
We're present expressed themselves more than
satisfied. as Lady Isabel Miss Westonl was
unusually effective. and merited the repeated
applause accorded her. The Sir Francis Lev
ison of Mr.. Whalley was unusually good, and
gave evidence that that actor belongs to d
thorough and scholastic school. The support
afforded was extraordinarily efficient, and not
a little served to bring ont the finer points O.
the piece.
ST.. CHARLES THEArl.i. Last nigh! al the
st. Charles, CHARITY W. S. Gilbert's
comedy, as produced at the Fifth Avenue
Theater, New York, was presented for the
first time in this city.
Miss Ada Gray took the part of RHtb Tredg-
EFT, and sustained t with that grace and ns-
tnralness that char.cyerizes ali she under
takes
Want Of space isrbids at this time any ea- |
of vi, SrE. f.,
that it is one of unusual interest, and merits |
in every respect the many cosnmendable !
notices it has received.
Charity will be repeated Tonight.
Tomorrow night Whose Wife = will be
presented.
The OPERA.-Mr. Gadilhe has found in the
role Of ZamfDa-the bandit one OF the most
brilliant opportunities of displaying his really
splendid vocal powexs, and right well does he
improve the occasion. The music of ..Lampa'
belongs to the best modern French school. Of
which Auber was the most eminent represent
tive. Herold, the gifted author of that
,pera and of LIE Pre-aux-c!eres," died young,
ike Bellini, and the musical world was
hereby deprived of a succession Of brilliant
md original works from their facile inspra-
ion. For most Of the audience q Tampa is
lovelty, that delightful work not having been
played here since 1866. 1t is well cast. the
principal part being, as we have said above,
dmirably well rendered by Mr.. Gadilhe. and
he other roles being excellently sustained by
Iesdames Dumoulin and LOGGER and Messrs
4aurent and Donyal
Tonight that universally admired opera
fobert-le- Diable. which is looked upon by
many as Meyerbeer's grandest production.
iii be revived with more completeness than
ever was produced before, and with the vel
ONE addition Of the two beautiful ballet per-
'rmances in second and third acts. both of
Inch nave never before been given here, en-
ept III a very unsatisfactory manner Mr.
hell will be Robert Mr. Feitlinger Be,t,um, Mr.
aurent Eain'baut, and the parts OF Alice, the
'r'acess, and the nun, Helena, viii be PLAYED
Y Mesdames Anna Nercken, Dumoulin and
ilchel- This interesting revival, and the
oweriul cast Of the piece, will most assuredly :
II the Opera House tonight.
GAYETY THEATER. perfor nan .e at this j
lace last night was most excellent The h
ew troupe that made their appearance did a
nple justice to the public. and every one
emed pleased to the utmost extent.
Property to the value of s6,O00,O0O has n
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