The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
LOUISE rOwE0Oy.

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| "Cytnhnne" was repeated yesterday eyeti-
Ing AL the Varieties and We iist say that
SIiakespeares S play. upon tile wllt,le. WIS well
interpreted AIt. Hamilton Is fiDe actor,
and as Postl,imus understood his role very
we'll, but ,inhapt,iy his yoice wis hDafse, go
thai ie could not give 10 the work ii The great
inaster The delicate touches that II observed.
Mr.. George Denhatn iiupersonated Clotcn In n
very happy way. The role is utgrateful, and
iie made the most of 1t.
Asa play wa do nod like "Gymbelina," but
the genius Of Shakespeare rings in flashes oil
the way through it, so that the immortal Bard
~ Avt,n, as ,lsa asserts himself. and makes
u fhgf dosrre, notwithstanding al tlis deli
ticnees III the naEe up VI tlte drama.
| NJ lss bo,liae Pomefoy. IN her Interpretation
| III the part III ImpgeII. displays remarkable
ta,leut aiid very Intelligent reading. She. hos
| IA fine ttnopt,titn of the deeate points of the
role. Her suee Is gotd and she knows fgSF 70
use The fine instrument Her rendering Of the
from ber d,oway sleep aid falls prostiate
upon the body II Cl,dhii. takiug him for her
t,rd. WIS admirably duie. The patllos. the
feeling. tie expression, the idea, all WAS there,
eminent SUCCESS she achieved, ln the iiftl, act
she was also 40 to all thst could le desired
Miss PoHer,tv has evidently studied, and with
study has improved. She. Possesses eyery
quality that IL necessary tn stltpts+s. and IT.
will be- her osgt fault If she dos, not reach the
ep,l of fame and forttne.
| Tonight. We ere told. We shall sfe Mr..
Efaf r spYa1y YIsy r. , te' G5' @ II s shsspn's we w Is
called upon 10 compliment other mem hers III
the company. Ltltlse ponfroy will play the
patt of Viola. and Mr.. Lawrence that of NAL
tulio, which is said 10 i~ Ills finest part.
Miss AGNES HEarDor.
We have the welcome promise or Miss
Agnes Herndon's appearance in New Orleans
Mt an early moment this winter. Miss Hertz
don from all the Information We have beeli
able tt collect. Is beautiful woman, very tai
| pnted and remarkable rs reader. She IL
! gifted with . remarkably meodious. express.
eitr and flexible voice and with versatility of
expression which permits her faoe to express
oil the various and ipnuIuerable phasss Oh
sentiment We walt for her arrival sO that
We may be able to speak personally end intel
ligsutly of, what we now ean only diseuss by
hrarsay. ..
s##..H AL1tB OATES
will appear tonight nj the Aendpiny " Music
ne Roae Jiehop II, the English adaptation 81
Dfyei,baeli'4 opera lpufre entitled hLh Joiie
parftttnruse"
A GRAND EVENT.
= The musical event II tbs weok will be The
complimentary concert rendered by large
utitlhsr Of our leudipg ladies to Nine
Samuel, nee Marguerite Ellie, The young and
talented pianist. which takes place at trunr-
! ,gald Hall TN Friday next. Nine. Samuel will
i have tie assistance of Miss Lem Little and
Mesars Calli.g, Muller. Meteye and Cartier
z 10 lend greater brilliancy to, the entertain,
mpiit Tickets ettn bs secured ut the ball and
. at Elies music store. oI, Canal street.
AIMEE
The innit,li,ic queen d the opeta btmfte. le
gins her et1its II entertainments at tht Vnrie
tios on Monday next, with company almost
r entirely new, aud consisting of eighty artists
a G" S"s Sas ,Yfss mfs I gSe ,S eG"g Ga,S g5 baat, e
. and G,leynArd aud Nessrs Mollard tenor
Jotiard. baritone. Mczeres and Dpplan
4 tomedjans.and tegros and Cnstel. Mile. MART
i hnd Messrr,. Jmlalh and Mpllald are on thsi'
i is4poket of In very high terms. LII Marlolnlnt
: and LIN Iieine Indigo. both new Paflsiat
= Successes are comprised In tho repertore
:, Which is published this morning. "Uirofe
= t!irofh" will constitute the initial perform
- antc. ..-..=
pltIboMATHHAr SOCIETY.
The Philorathean Soeiety last night gave
t,ns OF their excellent literary entertainment;
10 n select audience vt odd Fellows Hall
n The sntertahment was innngurnted BY
q pleasing Grafton by Mr.. w. H. Richardson,
i delivered II, u lna,t'r which showed close and
j attentive study. This WIS followed by ~ Do
j. butte. Meesrs Walter y. kepIing'r and J. Car
roll Payne taking the affirmative and Messfs
e NJ Gutheim and n. Dnffilho the negative, %
o Tho question uf "Woud IT be wrong to grau
e suffrage to women r. leaving it TO the audi
tnce to decide.
q Me.ssr4s X and r. certainly bad the BEST o
| the argument MS fur as rtHaDn and logic cDud
: be brought to bear un ths subject, hnd 1t was
4 SO declared by n majority vote IT $40 to 21O.
Meisra G. and -. assrned impressed from
"a the first with thc weakusps Df their side ri thf
? | oupstion and like shrewd lawyers, appetllet
q more to thc sympathy of their buly Juror
. tlnn they argued the advantage of granting
woman u lnhft's prerUgatiye. .. ....
Mr. II. g. Shields, q la Gus Knight gave
:. rlestr sturi.TeutDnic comic defamation 81
" | Mark AnlhDtly's address over The body q
3 Cmstlr effectually drowning IN mirth any dif
= ference Of opinion that may have resulted
from the discussion OH worueu- rights.
. On the whole ii wits n very cfjoyafif of4a
;, sion. and another reunion is looded forward
= with pleasure.
r 1T will grhtify VA again Tomorrow II we pr
j. ftntlrd to say tliat full house attended The
II performance Of the French Comedy Cotnran'
u On Tuesday evening The programme st'ltGttf
% by Mr.. Duraud for tonight consists of tfl
+ charming tbree-ttt comedy entitled " In Jo
de Ia MaisOn," and the vaudeville " La Partt
l. de Piqtet" which Is alsO one Of fhe best oi IN
y French repertoire, and both viii Justify I'M
1t visit, In throng5, Of our Frcnci-sptakHig pop
y tlation.
d Tomorrow at the matinee the eelebratet
= drama OF "Le Courier de- Lyon" will be pre-
Bented again. II should be remembered tina
n each purchaser of q ticket will b" entitled 70
N chance in the drawing for handsome lmiy
10 watch and opera chain both OF gold.
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THE BILLIARD TILT.