The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23
AMUSEMENIA

The VARIETIES THEATER.-The excellent
drama OF I" Jealousy, or the Outcast Wife, y
was repeated at this theater last evening, and
was probably even better rendered than or
its first representation. At the matinee to-
day it will be performed for the last time, and
we adj wise all lovers of the emotional in the
drama not to miss the performance. In the
evening the beautiful comedy-drama oil
Parted, or the Bank Failure" will be re.
peated. This play has been generally ad-
mired by our theater-gcers, and We expect to
see crowded house.
The ST. CHARLES THEArER Mr.. Edwin
Adams repeated last evening his admirable
performance of "Enoch Arden" to quite q
large and appreciative audience. The dress
circle was noticeably full, quite a compliment
to the ability of the talented star. There is,
perhaps. no better piece of acting on the mod
ern stage than Mr.. Adams's performance of
this truly poetic and difficult character. and
his unequivocal success in it has stamped him
as an actor eminently worthy of the high
place he holds in his profession. The same
bill is announced for this evening.
ACADEMY OF Music - There was a fine
house last night to see the third performance
of the Kelly and Leon troup, although the
weather was most unpropitious All were in
good voice and spirits, and like the first days
the company pleased every auditor.
Kelly and Leon, in burlesque, are without
equals, being leaders of refined minstrelsy.
The support in the burlesques by the COM
pany is COOS, as the sextette and orchestra
has been selected especially for that aim.
The instrumental department deserves high
praise, and would do credit to any grand
opera. All in all, the company is the best
that have ever appeared in New Orleans, and
their houses will continue crowded as long as
they continue to give the public as grand q
feast of amusement as they are giving at
present.
Tonight we are to have a new burlesque
opera.
OPERA HOUSE Hans Von Bulow and the
French Comedy Company. Los Deux Orphe-
lines " will be played at the matinee day
for the last time. "Les Femmes Terribles"
and lie Homard" will form the nights attrac-
uop, and on Friday afternoon an extraordinary
performance will take place, comprising con-
cert and comedy. DR.. Hans Won Bulow has
been induced to lend the aid Of his genius
and brilliant reputation to the attraction Of a
grand morning performance at the Opera
House. This world-renowned pianist has
consented to unite his talents on this occasion
with those of the French artists, and the re-
suit will unquestionably be one of the most
enjoyable performances this city has wit
messed for many years. The entire comedy
company will be engaged in this representa-.
ton.
For the matinee on Saturday, "Ges
Crochets au Pere Martin" is announced. and
on Saturday night "Le Demi-Monde will
be played for the benefit of Nine. Marie
Tholer. Marie Tholer has strong claims on
New Orleans. She began her professional
career here. and during the present season
she has made several hits.
DIR. Won BULow.-The last regular concert
to be given by this great artist will take place
to- day at noon at Grunewald Hail. 1t will be
q fine opportunity for the ladies and children
to enjoy an entertainment, the like of which
they may never have another opportunity of
attending. 1t is only at very rare intervals
that such eminent and talented musicians
visit the city, and it is the duty, as it should
be the great pleasure of all who affect love
for the divine art of music to lose no oppor-
tunity of participating in the pleasure ac-
corded to our people when these visits occur.
Remember this is the last concert.
GLOBE THEATER.-The rain had no ap-
parent effect on the attendance at the Globe
last night, for there was as usual q good
house. The performance passed off satisfac-
torily, and was undoubtedly enjoyed by all
present.