The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-21
naiya gonius aud music. eduoation In the

ihnRo wore WRll given by MlsH BPiOnGa, hifa9
Lancaster and Signot Badnpza. In tho second
net Mr. GottRohalg gnve, with much spirit and
trna intonntion, the eass ntallp Spanish air OF
Torandor Attento" the stratus Of which came
hnek now and fhen during the developm MT OF
tfe plot. showing tho influence OF ths gallant
aud handsam, lI-fighter. In tho whole do
yelopmpnt and trngi denOuement Of the play.
Thero Is nlso IN this net tho Song OF Bohemia"
and n delightful chorus
81 tofore, tho trio OF tho enria md fortune-
t"lling. tho air 10 Dico No OF Nchaeld and
thospl"ndid tlnalo.
In The fourth aud inat net tho allegro OF the
fnal duet is surprising of strength aud eenti-
mont md tho exclamation OF Don lose. Car
men, nvo thee IT," Is magui1 eat Of express
Rian Tho chorus NIL tho whls behind tho
econes tells Of whit is going on In the bnttle
betwnen ne toreador and the 'n'uria'ed bull.
aud epquenes f the pee where Carmen is
Elatn by her exnauerated lovor
la soNNAMEULA
Tho Opera II Ihuse was lIIed to Over1owing
y"sterdny NJ tho matinee porfofmeuee TO hear
i.n aonnambuln. which was we'll intsrpreted cd by
Miss Ea Blanche 20 dminG. signor Lhzzarinf
md Mr. Gottechalk Mis- i, Blanche was well
of tho flowor" with much ofraot slguor Lazza-
rim wne. usual. tho deliyhtfnl light tenor .
euual to al nmorgencios md alWhyF pleasing
and Rgnor aottsehHlk was tIp 10 his customary
artistic standard
LuCHEz1A BoRatA.
Tho house was alive lnet night with numbers
md bright with loveiIreas % hoar Bellini's
mastnrpt"nn Of IurfeztH DprgiA' ntsrprated
by th" Strakosch Italian troupe And agnif-
eently was II done. All the singers weee iD
y"o Sp M" oaea nn ks the WRos VIZ RT work tfons
radiant bRfarn tho pub t. In q sulend q express
sion of the musical drama.
Miss Singer all through waa astontahing In
clearness Of voice. dramatic expression. nd
nifabIN phrnsing and true Interpretation OF
the letter md epirit q tho master When we
say tho lOlter and spirit Of the mnster. we mean
every word OF 1t. Lnrrc2ia is an opera OF
melody from tho beginning 10 the end, and
adaptation TO tho pic utinE Of hnmtn pasqlons,
M painting could bo mon perfect. no poetry
nor etoanent prose moro INT, litaibe than Bel
ltut'R siT aims. MS he gG6a on with his n:ltoitOuH
uftrralyn telling the trhgIe story Of thu Bor-
gins. Lot tho mod"ra innnyniors and scientific
musicians 20 on viii tilelr Reomrtrtehl prob
lama and provo with well co ordin ted notes
aud ntudiad harmonic effects that the square
Of the hypnthenuae Of ~ right analed Triangle is
equal 70 the sum Of tho s1nnres OF tho other two
sides, but givo Us mnslc nni melody music
thHt toll the tHlS with NJ 0ay that Rpaaks to the
Roui. Thia IS what Blini gives US. aud we
3, We huvo neither timn or spnee tonight TO do
Justice tp tbs tntorpret@ra Of this X eat work.
We have alrendy saii that Miss Singer iB per-
fenf in TINT rae, hut In thHt connection Ws must
hnko speciht inehti9n, as space iorolas moro
talk this morning Of Tho glorious way IN which
,ha nal duet h'twren , Gnnnnto md Luafezla
ani proved herself first among great artists.
Pstorvirh fannd.in this lost Rploudid SCENE.
notes, such aa we had not heard him
gtvo before. Tho swnetness and puthos Of hls
volen mingled wita this eloquent aong Of Lu-
", 2la went ar"c 70 III" y"rg henrt4trings Of
In" audiences md ELECTED tbunderiLg applause.
CtsteIuary was In better voice than we have
over board bin heretofore. lIe IL always o
last evening he was Duhe AHouso every inch
.tgd rom lnei.d ua of his pal Iitest dhya
Miaa Beloera wAa seduotIre as Orsha and
aHug the drinking song with much art and
"eAtn," which eicitod ~ unanimous encore.
On the second rendition ehe sang 1t III better.
md tho applause WAS redouhhd.
ffAf
tltke TOO much suH'e.
We have hn1 y piansnnt opera week and the
ncxf ono Ia still moro pr miuug.
To night we aav" the BaIlo in MaFchera On
Monday. Carmen: Tuesday, Norma; Thurs
day, MiQnou: Friday Tho auguenots: and
Sunday. tho lA-t night. Rlarth
TONY pENIER.
Tony Denter broke npon Us yesterday with
hls llumpty DumptY COMPANY. To snY that
'he Academy was illltd Is to give ObIy n faint
id"a Of tho number Of people who had assem-
hod thore - welcome Tony and GnOrgo Adams.
The sprigh'ty Gttmald and oil & int and power-
fnl gymnnst. EVeiyb dy Knows IIumpty
Dnnpty. Wnteh saves usfhe trouble of r3fsrrIng
% 1t particularly. II II rollirkihg pRntomime.
80 fnll Of fun md exciting transformations
hat It" popularity will live IA long AZ the world,
Tony Introduced lust evening several new at
Fractions IN the second net Of thu play not the
Toast oi which wore SOM extraordinary feats OF
tttfenRth. s1mhrsnulting and acrobatios by the
Davenport brothers :. The charming Rosebud lin
Songs, dances ana lmitationsl. who will become
= great fnvotite hete. Coo. w Hun or In aee on
rs lrish enngR and WttlciaIna and George
Adams In bts elegant and curious stt per-
Tofmhnce. Another noticeable feature was the
butterfly gambols. n transformation scene
which befttlhglv ends good md amusing on
attAtnmnnt. ilumpty DHmpfy will hold the
1onrds during he entlro Christmas week. three
natnoos being provided tor to give tho young
Ry lhememlvea. These mnt 81 will occur at
loon on Wednesday,. Thursday Chli5tnl Is and
1nturtlny. Secure your seaa In advances, for
he th.htTe Will bo crowded nightly.
THE BurFALo HUNT AT THE FAIR aRoUaDs
novel and decidedly aensafionaI sport Ia
10 como off at the Fair Grounds to-
iay. It being tWenty- milo rnee against time
md \ chaso aftor real. live buffalo. fresh from
ha plains.
Mr. John Janes will mako the trial of speed
lstng his own" stud of hOrpeg among which
he management claims i the gray horse which
in, Cuatnr, rode whom he was killed.. The
u xicnn rider Cy Oadle' Is to pursue ans lasso
he buffalo. The sport commences at o'clock
MISS THAYER'B ooNCHRTs
soon the public will b. treafed 10 an enter
ainmont which will bear the double Rratlnca-
lind aud 81 Nsw Orleans lady ehall be the con-
raj figure Of it. All have heard with pleasure
md pride oi tho succesasa q Miss Kate Ihayer
'roposeS to give her own people an additional
roof OF her excellence as a vocalist To this
nd -. the VIII give a, 2 conc IT at drnnowa!i Hall
nd Will DO assisted by number OF artists.
Last night 81 ompIimenary ball was given by
h+ Young Mems Concordia Gay Club at ODD
elbow II Ill II WAS tho fret bal of this club
nd merlted we'll tho patronage given It. The
on mlttee Of arrangements were: JOS r Ebele
os. 7. Schuler. Ant. Anglade. u. l.. HuDpen-
Haer and A. E. Maznrette.
At Grunewald Halt last night the sixth fancy
ress and complimentary soires Of the Com
99rdia S}ciety was given. The reyel wore away
leaaantly into the morning, and s. pleasantly
nd the hours passed, that II WAS not soon tho
dsancfnE hours wera discovered.
z grand fAnfy dress and leo ball was given
I Morgan Hall (Agfers) last nighr by he Cor
ian Benevolent Society, and proved TO bs quito
success. The committes Of arrnbgsments.
ere: Wn. Tlein. N. Amann i. Ii. Hartmann
Erfng, Emile Baumann.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOB CHRIsTMAs.-For
ome Of the good things Of this life go by all
laans to Mr.. D. Moriarty. Nos. 2f9. 25i. 253. 255
nd 257 Poydras street. He has on hand and is
sposing OF. at astonIshinRly low rates raisins
tr0n, currants, mtnce meat, apple butter and
1I.