The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
Varieties theatre.

Ittakes powerful company to produce with
| In ten days Elk such operas as ''Mignon." "The
Chimes of Normandy" ''The Bohemian Girl. -
Faust Fra Diavolo' and Martha" includ.
| ing. by the way. three matinees. It Ia paricu-
| larry Ia the matter OF Its organization that the
Hess Opera Company excels. for complete or
ganization alone enables 1t to achieve the feat
which It has accomplished. And yet we are
promised within the next few days several
other operas. namely. THE Rose OF Castillo
to- night. Mariana" on Friday. Paul and yir-
ginia" early next week. and very probably
verdi's greatest production "Trovatore." This
is certainly remarkable In the annals OF the
opera, choose the locality where you may
Yesterday at the matinee the company present.
ed the Chimes Of Normandy" with Misses
Montague and Randall and Hyse and Castle la
two ssat especially displayed ther talents to
charming Germaine. She has d clear, correct
and sympsthetic voice. which will make her
besides an actress Of merit.
Ma tina" last evening presented Miss Abbott
In her best role. In our opinion, and the opera
Peakes and Ms. 5eguin and Mr.. Turner won
merited encomiums. To return to Miss Abbott.
we feel inclined to recon end her to repeat
adapted to the score Of Martha" provided she
will AVOID too mucn indulgence In Jortes.. Never
has nef be 1gnr
regret to see them strained. Her higher regis
ter ts the feature OF he- voice. and It contains
made her attractive. when there is not toe
sudden swelling Of the note. Less DRAMATIC
action and gesticulation 10 Martha" would
her en- passant upon the evident study which
she has given to THE. Last Rose OF summer"
the piano passages Of which were artistically
SIN and prompted the merited encore which
We repeat it. to might " The Rose OF Castillo
VIII be sung. with the leading members OF the
troupe In the cast
ST. CHARLES THEATRE MISS JENNIE usHEs'
COMBINATION,
Another large and fashionable audience were
highly entertained last evening. The special
ties are OF a most uperior order. the drama
company is good and the ballet excellent; Mile.
who has made very favorable impression with
our theatre goers; NILE n,. J2hannah T. also
augmented By the solos and posturing Of Chas
order, He Is Of the old Rayei school. end Is
% AZ c5 sH hs the
choice pantomime In o change Of pr gramme. |
Miss Virgie jackson Is o beautiful lady and q
fine vocalist. She came from an old family OF
actors. so. Of course. understands her art.
Little Georgia is as pretty as q peach and nice |
enough to bite. and the boys blister their hands
In apDlauding her neat character songs and
dances
Messrs Godie and Steele are very clever
artists. and The little lady. Miss bale st. Clair.
that we have ever seen.
The show altogether Is a most excellent one. |
aqs tba AND
in the French Spy" for years. Her every mo- |
ton is grace. and her emotional and panto-
express, Miss Hughes will be complmented
with benefit on Friday night. when a change
OF programme will be given.
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
The first grand rehearsal OF the Louisiana
Prof. A. l.. Muller, took place last night at the |
Minerva Hall. before select and critical au-
dience.
1t will be observed by the programme which |
Ia appended that the entertainment embraced
both vocal and instrumental music. and That |
the selections were from the best authors and
OF the entertainment as whole Il Ia but nee |
essary TO say that. as critical as the audience |
was. universal satisfaction and pleasure was
The programme was as follows:
PART FIRST.
- Fantaisie Chromatique and Fuge. "for piano. |
"Fabrt znm Hadsa + IN Muller Sdsa IT. 8 Bach
aan'' Gu" n"a0 Mr.. II ae erss, T. schubert
"sanate.' In G sharp minor tMoonshine sanate,
i. fhe Loss 2. Farewei i. .. Desps in''sh
Song for Soprano :...................F Abt
-. Miss IL. H.
Meditation" by rs. Bach. arranged for vIolon-
cbIO- Il OunOd
A. L. Muller
Wedding March" for piano a hands, Mendels-
Miss E. and A. l.. Muller. [sohn
Duo Of the Creation" for soprano and bass
-. Miss L. H and Mr.. Heeren. Haydn
" Au lac de Constance" romance. for piano.
A. l.. Muller. [Baumgartner
PART SECOND.
DER FREISCHUTZ.
Overture for four hands. Miss E. A. L. Muller
Persons:
Agnes lARatbe) Miss B
Annie tAennchenl- ....-...................M Mrs q
hOdoIpn tMaXJ- ....-....................Dr @