The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
LOUISE POMEROY

supports by John I. Fords company, be-
rims n week. engagement at the Varieties
Theatre tonight. During that week we are
to have, at the least, pleasant converse with
Shakespeare, the public being entertained on
the first and second nights with "Cymbeline;'
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
Twelfth Night Wednesday matinee, ''Ro-
meo and Juliet" Thursday and Friday, "As
You Like It." and Saturday matinee,
Twelfth Night" In every play Louise
Pomeroy, will appear in 2 leading part
anee this evening as Imogen In "Cymbeline"
is doubly u novelty; the play has not been
presented here in many years, ana IL VIII De
the first time that 1t shall have been imper-
sonated by this actress, who s the possessor
sured has improved remarkably since she APP
peared here last year for the first time.
AIMEE
the Queen of the Opera Bouffe, will follow
Pomeroy at the Varieties on Monday the
2lst,, and will occupy the boards OF that
theatre during fortnight. Aimee comes
with a new company, we are informed by
her duant courier, John Goodwin, who
will furnish us with the new repertoire
of the troupe in q day or two.
This will probably be the last visit of Aimee
to New Orleans. During the opera bouffe
season the general admission to the orchestra
and orchestra circle will be 81; reserved
seats In the orchestra circle fifty cents extra.
The admission to the balcony circle Will be
seventy Ave, cents, and twenty five cents extra
for reserved seats. The box Office will be
| opened on Wednesday next for this season OF
! genuine opera bouffe.
FAREWELL, CAL WAGNER.
Cal Wagner and his excellent minstrel
| company give their farewell performance this
evening ut the st. Charles, when we hope the
house will be crowded The programme will
BIO Just such one as they have delighted
their audiences with during their stay
We shall have the pleasure of
listening again to the Queen City Quartette,
composed of Messrs. Hawkins Harley
| Howard and Hunt, whose selections during
| the past week have been of the most exquisite
character and whose performances entitle
them to high rank among quartette singers.
The entertainment will conclude with that
laughter-provoking afterpiece entitled THE
Dime Novel Heroes; Or the Modoc Mas
sacre," which must be seen to be appre-
ciated.
THE FRENCH COMEDY
Mr. Durand's French Comedy Company,
we are again pleased to repent, are drawing
far better than at the beginning of their en-
gagement at the Opera House, and yet. with
such selections as de Gendre de NJ Poirier,
"Mlle de la Seigliere," and other charming
during the week by Heyman Isaye, Charlotte
and Mathlde LIE Blanc, Chamonin, Marital,
Venat and the other members of the troupe,
we should have hoped for fuller houses.
Tonight the company will produce the
very handsome play Of LIE Memories d,
Diable" and the laughable comedy of " Les
Dominos Roses" either OF which ought TIC
attract the entire French-speating .popula.
ton to the Opera House. On Wednesday next
at the matinee, among the gifts to be dis
trlbuted to the attendance, 1t Is announced
that a splendid ladies' gold watch will be
drawn for, each purchaser Of ticket having
o chance to win the prize