The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-10
ADJUSTMENTS.


evening. In Joseph Bradfords comedy Of Our
Bachelors" Robson personating the bald
head bachelor Bangle. and Crane as the Jolly
FOWLER. The play. which is. we understand. an
adaptation Of Sardous comedy Of Les vieux
Garcons." is said to be exceedingly comical and
Robson and Crane overwhelmingly funny In
It, The original is certainly one OF the wittiest
Sasdou and II we may Judge from the opinions
OF the press wherever the adaptation mas peen
performed. 1t Will prove soy rGe o. real aee
\ reason to believe, also. that all the fine dra-
matte points Of Les Vieux Garcons" have been
more peoinent only because ID Interpreter
by two excellent comedians. The appearances
i Messrs aobson ana 0Tass Is
which the stars vii be supported by company
OF experienced New York artistic. especially
senes mt Robsoa can e vii
appear az the. Two Dromios" In Shakepeare's
Comedy Of Errors"
THE ACADEMY or Musrc-JoHN MCCULLOUGH Az
yIRaINIus.
It was source OF much qualification to SIT
before the Virginius OF Mr.. John Mccullough,
after 30 much Of the ordinary namby- pamby OF
our latter. day dramatic representation. Mr..
Mccullough IL an old favorite with our people
and bis merits need no encomium ct our hands.
portrayed the character with fidelity 10 nature
here here 81 since tie days q Forrest: From every
can stage who can unite the latchets OF John
McCuilough's shoes. Miss Emma stockman. as
the party had but Just arrived. after q long
travel. we defer particular mention until to-
The following notice appeared inthe Mash-
ington Post. and is a fair eritioue Of Mr.. Nc
Without desiring to detract from the reputa-
ton OF any other American tragedian-or to
name dnvidiously the only one who can be
ana Granting to Mr.. Booth ali that viii be
still is to be said that. Mr. MeCullouRh is the
Who rhyme for poets. and artists who paint for
artists 80 there are actors who play for actors.
ters II III teehnione fertile Ia scenic resources:
fsutless Ia wnaa might r. ssyed ehe Taaar
paipsble Of all reasons-6is naturalness.. It is
II this one quality his strength lies. He may
thing makes precisely this or that gesture. and
yet one feels, as he watches him II is exactly
to ss hSqsh Mc sd y sr
above oil article and largely independent Of
stage effect. He would be as much Othello II
theatres an OF q shakespeare time. az with the
more approved accessories. IL is Mr.. McCul-
peryades. ali he does. and that gives to ali his
AUTHORIZATIONS the essential dignity Of man.
hood. When we are tired OF mapnerism and
with strength and glowing with life. shames the |
colorless creations of the schools. No other |
s a saf Hy wears Rs
though It were his By right; bis classic face and
depth ofvolce would not have shamed the no
dignity. subdued tenderness and intense real
Ism In his representation OF such colossal char
said to lack subtlety Of acting. but many Of his
Sn !, a mag s sss ss hst
the pathos OF Lear. the passion OF Othelo. the |
cool purpose OF Iago. and the introspection OF
passion. no burst of eloquence. carried too far. |
mars the symmetry Of bis acting. And under |
lying the y hs sena haa and
ine Of kinship for humanity that innate human |
goodness and sympathy. which ID the secret Of
n's poWsr' rHEY.m.n.A.
Among the great events OF the season we
shoud not forget to o mention Pc ls the grapd fancy
Benevolent Association. For many years this /
association has regularly. once year at least,
which has been due. to INTEL igent manage
ment. The coming affair will In nowiae be In I
ferior to the handsomest ball ever given by
them
BALL OF BATTERY B."
Grunewald Hall has been selected by Battery
B" OF the Louisiana Artillery as the place
where their grand. fancy dress and military
%e sha Instant "a The of
ments. which is composed OF Lieutenant w. a. |
Reanham. Lieutenant E. Lalmont and Sergeant
81. A. Hamilton, are q guarantee that the ball |
will be brilliant and enjoyable one.
THE h. n. LEE GUARDS BALL.
This company Cd" Battalion Louisiana's
Own will also give grand military fancy
dress and masquerade ball during the gay sea |
niyersary Of Washineton's birthday, The sue
cess OF the bali which takes place at Exposition
Hall i Havana u ne h Ptsd Frsnk Duly and
Renaud, comprising the committee Oh arrange
ments.
THE ARLINGTON GLEE CLUB
are also intent on making the aye Welkn ring on
to that end have secured Grunewald Hall.where
they will give grand fancy dress and masQue
made. The committee OF arrangements Is as
follows: Adolphe Jacob Chas. Levy and j. M
Kinsella
THE ST. CHARLES THEATRE BALL.
The usual annual Mardi Gras ball will take
Mace at the st. Charles Theatre. and nothing
viii be left undone by Manager Strong to make
the affair an attractive and enjoyable one.
DOWN AT THE COCKPIT.
Yesterday was field day at the old Spanish
Cockpit on Dumaine street. The battles be-
tween the combination cocks and their oppo-
ent sc yer showed ws their thorough training
Between the battles the crowd OF gentlemen
present adjourned to the bar. where they pre-
1a pared ao # liz old Acme Of the Gem Ever
Sunday the attendance Is increasing due pro ROB
manepers deny the report that any dog fight is
10 be held In the building. as they would not
permit such thing to occur with their con-
sent there. Next euhoay ~ 40 oApeo'ou 'noie
will be more sport
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic ia agreeably recuDera-
tive in its effects on those weakened by yellow
fever.
Co to Blackman's College. No. 13l Carondelet
street. for a business education.
Vianis delicious-Shadines.