The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-16
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HE VARIETIES THEATER -" Was She Right
vas repeated last evening at this theater 70 q
very flne audience, and with the same success
that characterized its first representation. The
same bill is announced for the matinee to-
day, and for the evening performance
The ST. CHARLES THEArER Miss Addams
and Mr.. Keen repeated their sensa ior al
character drama OF the "Cut Glove last
evening at this theater, to an average audience.
Prof Pepper will give special matinee al
this theaser to-day, and will illustrate his
theory Of "Light and Optics" The profe ssor
will doubtless give very agreeable entertain
ment, and we hope ne will have large audi
eence. The "Cut Glove" willibe repeated in
the evening.
ACADEMY OF Mus1c-There was large and
fashionable audience last night to greet the
seemingly impossible feats Of the Japanese
troupe. The Prince Of Tismah, the leading
juggler. was astonishing as were the curious
feats OF the others OF the troupe Gangero,
who was highly regarded in his native coun-
~, ELECTED applause at his perfect command
81 muscle, aud Que Taro the homeless boy,
made the ladies nervous, lest he might not be
able to unravel himself To-day there will be
. japanese matinee at noon.
Next week Kelly & Lson's company OF
miusrrels. burlesquers and Opera Bouffe
singers, commence short engagement ct this
house. They are celebrated and will draw.
FRENCH COMEDY COMPANY Mr. Amedee
Veriat, of the French Company, at present
performing at the Opera House, occupies the
position OF leading juvenile man in the troupe.
Though yet quite young man he hes attained
q prominent place in his profession. he is
Just entering his thirtieth year, and Of that
time he has spent twelve years on the stage.
He has been q member of most of the leading
provincial companies of France, and he has
performed in Italy, Austria, Germany and
Belgium. His last engagement previous to
his coming to America was in the theater of
Brussels, whers he remained six seasons, and
where, it il said, he became . great favorite
with the public.
His performance of Maurice, in "Nos
Intimes." was very successful; it evidenced
There is little doubt that on Saturday
evening, when he takes his benefit, the OPP
era House will be crowded with his ad-
mirers. ia Maitresse Legisime" has
been chosen for the occasion. It is
very attractive comedy. It is the latest
Partisan sensation, and is said to be not only
q worko great depth of feeling and study,
but one Of unusual literary merit. Madame
Juliette Clarence plays the leading feml
role and the cast includes all the principal
members Of the company.
. Dr.. Wow BuLow. were pleased to see
quite large audience present last evening at
Grunewald Hall to welcome the famous
pianist whose name heads this article, and We
must say that we have never seen an audience
who seemed so heartily to enter into the spirit
of the performance or pay more respectful
the efforts of the artist.
DR.. Won Bulow is perfect master OF his
instrument The music lie ELECTS from it
seems but an echo of his own feelings. OF
reflex of the authors thoughts. so perfectly
and full of soul is It.
He is evidently lover of his art, and ne
woes it in lsuch an impassioned and enthusl-
astic manner that it seems no wonder the
response ia 40 full of the wealth Of p0esy or
the brilisncy Of passion. Hardly any lis
terer, even the coolest, can fail to follow MN
in hrs Interpretation of the beautiful ana
noble in the selections he performs, and the
almost reverential silence which obtained
the audience during his perform
ance of mOrcedu and the continued ana
hearty applause which invariably followed his
every effort, were the most emphatic evidences
Of the pure delight experienced BY al who
were pre-. ent last evening.
He possesses q delicacy of touch, and I'm
ish of expression, which are almost marvellous;
and whether he interprets the tender pathos
of Chopin. the dashing brilliancy of Liezt, or
the statuesque beauty Of Mendelssohn, he 90
complishes his tax so thoroughly and per-
fectly as to satisfy the most exacting musical
critics Of his entire scholarship and his per-
feet finish.
Dr. Won Bulow has been very happy in his
selection of q vocalist to aid him in his en-
tertsinments. Miss Lizzie Cronyn is sopra-
no of remarkable ability. Her notes are
clear and sonorous, and her artic-
nation remarkably distinct. She sings with
an ease which, considering the range she
conn masses. is remarkable, and her effsctual
d;scnise Of all art, is the best evidence Of
her high vocal atianments.
Each Of her renditions were loudly encored,
md her last ONE hou'rt Like Unto .
for her q persistent recall, !
vhich needed repetition Of the selection to
ntisfy it -.