The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN SUNDAY FEBRUARY'2O, 1876


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TIE VARIETIES THIArEas Mn. Chanfsau hal
had very successful week ct this theater, dur
ing which she has produced the two plays OIL
Is Was She Right and "Christis tombstone" il
both Of which she is very excellent. On Monday
evening the new emotional play OF Jealousy,
or the Outcast Wife," wilt be performed, will
founded on the story Of East Lynne, and is quite
effective It affords ample scope for q fine cast
and we have no doubt the company will render
the star very material aid in it's performance.
There will be no performance at this theateI
on Thursday. night, but an extra matinee will be
given at IL O'clock on that day.
On Wednesday evening the excellent comedv-
drama of "Parted, or the Bank Failure, " will be
produced, and Charles Reade's beautiful play o.
Dora" is announced for Friday evening.
THE ST. CHARLES THEATER.- This evening
Miss Adams and Mr.. julie Keen will give their
last performance at this theater, and on Monday
evening Mr.. Edwin Adams will ipaugurate a
short engagement with his mastery rendition OF
Enoch Arden" which has already won for him
position side by side with the best artists in
| this country. Mr.. Adams is polished actor,
and any OF his performances will give pleasure to
| the true lover of the dramatic art, as they are
| the result Of earnest and dIigent study, aided
by great natural ability His Enoch Arden is q
splendidly rounded and polished piece OF acting,
and we are glad that he has chosen it as his open
ing play The adaptation which he performs IL
recognized as the best on the stage, and will
amply repay an earnest and careful study. Mr.
Adams has always been favorite in New Orleans,
and now that he returns to us after an absence OF
two seasons, we feel assured that generous well
come will be accorded him to which his great
professional ability and his personal merit entite
him.
ACADEMY OF EUs1c.-Kely Il Icons Grand
Minstrel and Burlesque Opera Company COM
mence their first New Orleans engagement at
this the alter. They come heralded as the most
talented of all burlesque troupes. Kelley Leon
are host in themselves. They bring a full corps
OF opera bouffes, comedians, dancers, speciality
artists, etc., etc. Their opening programme is
something rich, rare and racy, full Of fun, song
and sentiment The "Two Oft-Uns" is the con-
Guiding buriesque. They also give "Norma on
The Half Shell" an opperet'a. Walters and
Morton. Japanese Tommy, Lester and AL ell, J.
H. Sur idge, Clinton, Hall, Nc Guchen and White
do the comedy business. Their success has been
unbounded.
OPERA HcUsE.-"La Dame aux Camelias," in
which Juliette Clarence has made such reputa-
ton throughout the world, will be played by the
French Comedy Company on Tuesday evening
next, for the benefit of M. Gennetier. The piece
has been frequently demanded by the public
since it was first played here by this company,
but the only occasion that presented itself for the
production OF the play was the benefit OF n.
Genneier. This actor is an old New Orleans
OF the Opera House: He played here years ago,
as young man, and then ranked high in his pro
fession. To-day he is one of the most valuable |
members OF the present company, aud there is |
no doubt he will have large audience. On |
Wednesday, "Les Femmes Terrbles' will be |
brought out, and ON Thursday afternoon " Les |
Deux Orphelines" will be played for the last |
time. The management of the company have |
that ia future the Sunday nights wilt |
be counted in the subscription, and regular sub |
ecrlbers to the performances for the season will |
have the privilege of using their tickets for that
performance. LIE Demi- Monde" one Of the /
best comedies played by the company, is in re-
hearsal, and will soon be produced. The work
will no doubt attract an attention here that no
other play has yet received.
DR.. Won BULow.-Dr. Won Bulow will give his
'ourth concert on Monday evening, and has ar
:anged very attractive programme for the &C.
'asion. There was quite an increase in the num-
Der of his auditors at his last concert. and the
two will doubtless be very largely at
ended. Lovers Of music should not be satisfied
With hearing him once, but should go as often as
possible to listen to the mastery musical recita-
ions OF this now famous artist, from whom stu
Tents may obtain encouragement and instruction,
nd all be highly gratiied. Miss CROWN will
id her valuable services At the remaining con-
erts, and will be heard in new and admired Sc
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GLoBE.-A fine bill will be presented tonight
t this theater, bringing out the full strength Of
he company. II
Tomorrow night Mr.. Louis Lewis, new star,
NIL make his first appearance in this city. II
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