The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-14
ANUSEMEA rs,

The VARIETIES THEATER - Tom TaylOr'f
famous and popular drama of "The Ticket.
of-Leave Man" was presented last night al
this theater, with Mr.. Rowe in the character
of Bop Briefly. As an entirety the play was
we'll represented and was very enjoyable.
We can not, however, commend the acting OF
Mr.. Rowe The cause Of his shortcoming is
the same that initiates against his successful
acting Of Riel de Bourg in the "Geneva
Cross" Eccentric comedy is his peculiar forte,
and he should never abandon its limits to
seek success in either the emotional or sensa-
tional phase Of the drama. We criticise Mr.
Rowe as al artist, and while all his acting is
enjoyable, it falls beneath the merits of an
artist when he abandons his own peculiar
field.
Tonight Mr.. Rowe will receive his farewell
benefit, and the same excellent bill will be
repeated.
On Saturday night the Geneva Cross
will be presented for the last time.
The :" Ticket of Leave Man" will be played
at the matinee on Saturday.
ACADEMY OF Music -"The Two Orphans
was repeated last night to full house at the
Academy. The play passed off with that
smoothness SO pleasant to critical audience
and Notwithstanding lis many repetitions.
Geo. E. Locke, universally known as Yam
kee Locke, takes benefit tonight at the
Academy of Music. He has selected the
moral temperance drama, "Ten Nights in
Bar ROOM" it being dramatized from T. s.
Arthur's prize novel of the same name
We believe fhis is the first time this famous
drama was ever produced in New Orleans It
has, however, been q great success all over
the country. Its original production at Bar
nuns Museum in New York. ran twelve
weeks 1t has been played in New York sew
oral time since, always to crowded houses In
the Academy company Mr.. L3cke finds little
little lady divided the honors with Mr.. Locke
while on o starring tour through New Eng
land, two years ago. Miss Msddern's part is
said to be one of the prettiet parts ever writ
ten for child. The Seigrists and St. Felix
Troupe remain only to- day and to- morrow.
"Ten Nights in q Bar-room will be re-
peated tomorrow at the matinee, with the
tableaux Of 1776 and olio, and evening also.
Sid. G. France follows Mr.. Locke at the
Academy. in his sensational drama, MARKED
for Life"
ST. CHARLES THEATER -" Esmerslda and
"Pocahontas cons !ituted the programme q.
this theater last evening. Both of these plays
are very interesting, and together made up
very pleasant evenings entertainment. In
the title role of the first play Mile Zoe gave
general satisfaction, frequently eliciting hearty
rounds of applause.
OF course Mr.. DeBar was in his element Al
Powhatan, in the burlesque. This gentleman
is comedian of rare ability, and when away
from US receives the emphatic Endorsement
which of right should be extended to him
here.
This evening will be the farewell benefit of
Mile. Zoe. for hich occasion the new play Of
"Nita will be presented for the first time in
this city, to be supplemented by the favorite
comedy of the 9 Pet of the Petticoats," in
which Mr. De Bar will appear as Job, one Of
his most amusing characters.
GLOBE THEArER Manager Flynnes double
variety and dramatic company brought
Gro sded house to the Globe last night. The