The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
AIMEE AT i HE VARIETIES.

. Ainee's farewell festival win take place ut
tho Varieties Theatre tonight. Aimee and
her company will present two operas entire,
"La Vie Parisienue' md "La File dc Nine
Angot,' and Aimee will introduce several
songs on the OCCASION in English, French and
Spanish. Matinee prices will rule; the balcony
seats. really the best In the house, will be re-
duced to fifty cents. and to accommodate tho
public the box office will be kept open to-day
from II until for tho sale Of reserved seats,
for which there will be no extra charge.
AT THE OPERA.
The benefit rendered by Aimee and her com
pany to 81 Union franchise" will occur on
Monday ut this theatre when, doubtless,
there will be u crowded house TO see "Ia
Grande Duchesse."
NH. DUtAND's COMPANY ..n.
continue to nttract good audiences at tho
Opera. lie Medicin DIES Enfanta," performed
ut the matinee, md Sardou's splendid comedy
Of mos Bons Vilhgeois.'' presented at night,
were both creditabe affairs.
For tonight d tremendous bill Ia offered,
THE Romance Ut n Poor Young Man." i'm
French, Of course, and Lies Cunotierse dc To-
Seine"
LAWRENCE BAHEErr.
Appeared yesterday at the matinee tn
janmed house as Raphael in the Marble
Heart" and ut night as Richard III to q
full house. Both plays were rendered In good
STYLE and seemed to highly please the select
audiences, fpr which ths Varieties Theatre ID
noted. "Rfchard III presented Mr.. Barrett
Raphael IL above bis physical I' pow eayb" ut
nobody will venture to deny that he is q
good reader whenever the text and traditions
are not too burdensome.
In singular contrast We find that in the
modern melOdrnma the tragedtaE, crops out
too frequently, md Mr.. Barrett indulges in
exaggerations Of delivery and action. which
often foil to create the effect that he seems to
aim ut constantly. A little more moderation
day ".JuIins Ct,snr' will BE- produced. with
Mr. Barrett MS Gtssius, which Ia generally
considered his greatest part, and has provoked
the most favorable criticisms by the best au-
thoritles In this country. ~ .a.
BALL OF HERMANN Loper
Hermann Lodge No. 30, Of tho Independent
Order OF Odd Follows. nre making handsome
preparations for = grand mask ana cs!ieo ball.
to be given by them ut Odd Fellows Hall on
friend, Administrator John Il. RengstOrf.
heads the list of the COMMITTEES on arrange
ments. The. proceeds Of the bull will be for
the benefit Of the widows and orphans OF the
lodge. tsst lD
SANS souC1 GLuB.
A grand soiree daneants md promenade
concert IL announced to take place ut Gr,ine-
valid Hall On Thursday evening ncxt. The
HIIHtT II given NY INC E5lIIS DpHNtl tlHD. 1 no
great German military band will dispense the
music.
PHILIP PHILLIPS.
Those who love to hear sncred music will
In favored with rare opportunity 10 crafty
their taste In that direction on nondny even
ing, February 25. Philip Phillips, the noted
singer, will give an evening d saered song ut
Che Arnes M. j.. Church, and under its aus
picea. The occ,sion will be one Of great
pleasure to oil who attend. Tickets can be
had MT Werlein's music store, 1856 Canal
street. .AL