The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-03
Anus SIN EMS.

VARIETIES THHATRH.-Mr. Psps as
0thett5, George r. Rowe as Idgo, Frank
Evans as Cassie and Miss Rosa Hand as
Dssdsntsnu, gave q fair performance
last eyening, at the Varieties. OF Shakes
peare,,s great play gf the, "Moor of We
Mr.. Rowe, the first dialpgieo the third
act between Iad0 ahd Dtfelio, when the
gfeen-eyed monster Ia first invoked.
which Mr. Rowe read and played with
eDnsummate skill, by play, gestures.
facial expression. Everything was
good and evidenced at unusually inteE
ligenb conception OF the situation. In
the more powerfully or intensely dfa=
matte parts. Mr., Rowe was Insufficient.
ahd taking IL all ia all his iayo, whilst
excellent In conception, was not so In
expression, aud is above Mr.. Howe's
limited vocal powers.
To-day, at the matinee. last appear
atlte Of MIR. Rowe as Viihins AfiGdtgbers
At night MASKS and Faces" Charles
Reade's charming comedy
Louise PomeroY arrived ia this city
yesterday. She will be the next star Dit
the Varieties, making her frst bow as
H0salina In 'As You Like IT," We.
hare no acquaintance with this new as
pifant for public favor except through
the press. The Boston Herald, q com
seientio1s critic, says OF her Rosatiysd
l''She is o tall. 1.-the, shapely blonde.
with q pleasing, intelligent lace. and
wonderful faxen hair, with an excellent.
we'll mgdulated and trained voice. q
graceful prsseties, and q thorough aea
qlainntanes with tbs business Of the
role"
We wish her a5 least fiattsring re-
oepti9n.
ACADEMY or Music. Miss Thompssn
will appear at the matinee and at the
evening performance Mt this theatre a.
Miss mutton, In Nus and Belst's esle4 !.
brated drama OF that name.
On Sunday. the anniversary OF the
Asw Orleans hremsn, this talented aos
tress will improve tie occasion bp dAs
which has been especially written for
that day. Then Miss Thompson will
bid lis farewell for d season at least.
leaving behind her most pleasant rs@
collections OF the great part with whiah
she has entertained us during the past
week.
Oh Monday Simmons " sleeomb's
Minstrels.
THE RELIEF BHNHFtT.-Ths benefit to
be given at the request of some Oh our
best citizens at the Globe Theatre to-
night, for the relief OF members OF the
theatrical profession, should not be for
gotten. Ihes6 psopls find them
selves, without any fAult OIL their own.
in the position OF appealing to O. gem
erous public for aid. Most OF them are
fine artists in their respective lines, and
they propose to give an enteftainineats
novel, interesting. ,lnobjs6tionabls, and
fally compensatory for the price OF ad-
mission. The principal feature OF the
bill will be- q very laughabls and ex4
trayaEAnt. pantemime, by Monsieur
Hlanaowski and the members OF the
Grand Ballet, recently performing I'm
the spectacle Of "Baba," at Niblo's.
Songs, dances, farees, sketches, ballsts.
etc, will fill up th6 bill. The rainboW
scene In the pantomims will
contribute very beautiful fsAture to
tho entertainment. Let those who
wish to enjoy q pleasant evening seek
it here tonight, and give those de-
serving strangers an enthusiastic b6Be@
ut, which will send them on their WaV
rejoicing, and with pleasant memories
of the liberality Of eur people. Be-
served seats can be secured at the box
JfilG6 from 10 q. m. to 4 p. IN.