The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-15
AMUSEM ENTS.
THE OPENING OF THE VARIETIES
THE ADAH RICHMOND OPERA
BOUFFE FAREWELL TO
TONY DENlER.

Mr. Thomas A. Hall, the gentlemanly man
aRer of the Varieties Theatre last sepson will
arrive In this city on Monday when he will bo
warmly greeted by the many stauneh friends no
has already made among the patrons NJ tho
recognized society thea re- OF New Orleana A.
the Same time 1t Is our pleasure 10 Announce
the opening Of the theatre on Monday tbe
twenty third instant, with the Union sonare
combination In the new society play NJ
Mother and Bon" which has had such sue
cessfnl run at the Union Square. and reeaived
such handsome and earnest compliments
| from the New York press Tho occasion will
not only be interesting because Of it's donb a
| feature 81 the opening Of n favorite theatre and
me u, production Of new play. well recommend
| following artists In the loading roles: George
| Clark, Geo. y. Devere Fanny Morsnt Linda
| Dletz; Nina Varian, Marie wilkins. 600. CLARK
we all know already. is ono Of the most promi
| nent and accomplished members Of hls trofns-
sion. aud we are not saying too much by assert
| Ing that bis welcome back TO the field of his
| former successes will be u hearty one Miss
wilkins Will be remembered as the bright and
sprghtly ssonubfefte Of the season Of 1911 when
Ohallis and Glover were leading
OF the play we will have something more tD
soy very soon. To-day we must reserve some
space TO other attractions and artists who will
beyond question. particularly under the able
management Of Mr.. Hall, entertain our then
tr,ac,going public IN the most renned manner
NOR created confusion In ali the theet,ioaI ~.
engagements made by Southern managers md
our ,, friend Hall was no exception 10 tho rule.
opened with the Kellogg Cary Opera Tronpe
We are informed thai the contrete,npa eyre
tlenced wiz IN no manner deprive us Of the en-
loyuent Of operatio entertainments Tho datea
are changed. that is ALL WV '''V'e
During the coming season we shall also have
John Mccullough and the Iingards end ba
Sizes tho new French opera bouffe company. ~
which even that severe critic the New York
Uanafnc Ne'ns, spoke In SO favorable terms n
no : Hn
well. the Marie Gordon continuation win q |
nsew play by Hart Jackson tho clever ada uter
OF Inc Two Orphans"
OF the Individual attractions We can sneak |
also IN Inc most thankful terms Of Gapeyisye |
Ward, Ada Cavendish and Lillian Chrlsolark
gnlnEy Of others will probably be natpad ID |
soon as the manager of the Varieties ret nrns
Those already mentioned are certainly n guar
antee That Tho season at the theatre cannot be
but brilliant, artistic, satisfactory to tho pubite
AM Eamunerative to oil concerned
whist speaking Of the absent M vet yya
you'd say. We arc called tonight to sse tho
first Of tho ''' ''i0
ADAH RICHMOND PARTY
% opera bnuffe singers and psrformers We
no not call them an English opers company
verna nar. for ii is their prof, ssion r. )" ain
rahRlaflons Of tho rich and rosy store 81
frnnch oDerettn.
They have selected n tast opern bouf, for {
heir debut. H. which. If they only half succasd {
PRrinHnIgf ID Z
what they have underlined for tho
ST. CHARLES THFATRR
o night. with tho following oast.
v y fa,lnho..n MISS Adah richmond; P1nlllo.
iss Jennie =, ~ Winston Don Andres 10 ri iberia,
lotn,toy OF Peru. Mr.. W. Hamilton; Don Pedro y
!" f,indtyosa Governor Of Lima, Mr. W. H. Soy
nan. Mr.. W A. Morgan: Marquis dc Saniarem
!. W the BED chanber. nm old prisoner Mr. A. IT.
sen: duadalena. BerginelIa. Mastrilla, the
dres Seousips Miss 2: Greyson. Miss May Syl- /
~, Miss H. ChamsIe arc now comers who
~ have 10 be heard to be nj preoia,ed a
Some Of our exchanges have spoken highly If
~ peIigrmhnce OF this operate. which has v
,,v net et been produced In English in this
uthoiity.. speaks Of Miss Richmond and bor b
otnphny In tho following words: g
Ohe ming particularly must Miss Richmond
. fionsia,u at9d upon and that Is tho enthue 3
site spirit with which her com pan enters into n
10 WORK before It, The first act owed much Of
le applause It constantly received TO the mirth :,
II hpandon with which tho scenes we're given !,
tho whole force Of the Gust " - IL
ssides detailing sxcellent fsaturns Opera
pu1e Is popular nowhere slse more than here q
snce we anticipate q full house mt The IN 10
harles tonight
Az REvorR m
haet night after the performance Of Humpty III
ulnptv we were Rraiined by visit from Tony
ehler and Grmaldi Adams both Of whom r
we Afforded us genuine amusemsnt within rs
10 Inst ten days. They cane 10 bid us AN n,
Won pr12rto their departure for Mobile this
orhIhg 70 the good people Of our sister n,
~ we must recommend these gantIemen | q,
ny we havo already said md do not wish to ~, ~,
pear tuisone In repeating them Give the ~
yshhearty welcome, for they richly deserve IT.
THE ACADHMY -
10 night this theatre will be given 10 to nirfb be
10 lnn. NICK Roberts liumpty Dumpty Com
my open tbere. he
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