The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-27

The VARIETIES THEATER.-"Col. Willough-
by" is still the attraction at the Varieties
Tneater. and is growing in public favor. We
have no doubt it will hold the boards during
he remainder of the week.
THE ST. CHARLES THEATER - Miss Kate
fishers engagement at the ST. Charles Inca
ter is asst dra slpg to close this evening she
will repeat her romantic play of "Schamyl
and the d,sDing comedy OF "Dick Turpln 6
Ride" 60 The Cataract of the Ganges" and
"Th,ee Fast Men is announced as the pro-
gr4mme for her benefit on Friday evening.
The ACADEMY OF Music Yesterday at the
N .tinee and again last night, there was the
same rush at the Academy to see those popu-
lar tavortes, Messrs. Harrigan and Hart
Mach as their choice dehneations drew from
the aude nee, the 60 Regiment of boys and the
famous Skidmore Guards divided the honors
with them. The bold swagger Of the latter
and their neat song has already struck the
popular taste, and even our street Arabs are
paraiing to their airs. The engagement will
last two weeks, during which time there will
be hardly standing room found in the
Academy, as the programme is to be repeat
edv changed, and new attractions cff.red.
After seeing all the representations of
saying, that in our opinion, they are par er
celance the leaders in their peculiar parts
In stage business, careful rendering and
quaintness OF humor, they are school in
themselves.
The FRENCH COMEDY C9MPANY.-The regu
lar sale of seats for the performances OF this
talented company of French comedians has
commenced a. the box Office of the Opert
House, and will continue daily from O'Clock
in the morning until 4 o'clock P. M during
their stay in the city. The subscription list
that has been prepared for the seas N is said
to be an extensive one, and the success OF the
company here has already been well estab-
lished. Niue. Juliette Clarence, who has bsen
called the second Desclee by the Partisan
press. assumes the role of Margu rite Gauier
In ola Dame aux Camelias on Sunday
night, NJ. veniat will be the Armand Dnval
and Mons. Dalbert the Count de Giray. This
piece was introduced upon the American
stage by Matilda Heron, and was baptized
Camille" by her.
LA Dame aux Camelias " was the first
dramatic work of !. writer who has since taken
his place in the foremost rank of French au-
thors. He wrote the play while the tears
were yet moist upon the llfeless lids OF cele-
brated Partisan actress, and just AZ he was
emerging upon mans estate. Inc WORK Is
remarkable one, not only for it's intrinsic
strep 9Th, breadth of treatment and scope OF
sympathetic power, but also for the many Pc
culiar crcumstancesth that surrounded its birth
Mr. Chas Fechter was the first Armand Du-
val, and the play Was recently presented In
New York by the present company with that
artist and Nine. Juliette Clarence in the lead
ing roles There ia remarkable happiness
in the success of Nine. Clarence Is Marguerite,
for she is cousin of the author of the play,
Alexandra Dumas.
GLOBE THEATER. = Another night of fun
was enjoyed by the patrons of the Globe last
night. The different artists of the troupe
seemed to vie with each other in their efforts
to please, ard the success Of the company. as
a whole, was evidenced by the frequent and
hearty applause of the audience.
Another capital bill for tonight, and those
who wish to spend merry hour will doubt
less be on hand.
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