The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

1t would be a work of supereroeation at this
late date 10 say anything OF the moral tenden
Giles and influences OF such plars as Frou-
Frou. which was given at the Academy last
evening by Nine. Modjsska and her troupe. 1t
Ia sufficient to know that society grests Ga
mile, FrousErou. and the other dramas-of the
French school with crowded houses. and II on da
always speaks n gm altering OF the truth. why
ON dit must be right. The Riddy, light. hearted
Frou- Frou everybody knows win Iulhess OF
mental activity aud q vigaoty that never leaves
her. she as girl, wife and itent. pursues that
peculiar bouquet of sprightliness eyen in Der
despair There Is saver OF oa,n.ie 10 s so,
Frou but thetwO plays are upon different SOCIAL
stages. :,
mhfme. Modieska tmMt evening eorrgboreted
everything that had been said uf her by the ess
Frou- Frou. In action. In emotion and bearing.
ahe gave a. full and perfect pei sonation OK the
part as has ever been presented here me
ajight foreign accent Of the lady waS pleasant 70
the ear and added q something that more sed
the interest inher every sentence. Her OAiberte
vas deserved su cess throughout - AZ De
advantage than Armand In Camille. and seen
ID TO stfive to correct the error ke had com
mitted
III Ia n pseasurs to eopgratulats Miss Alice
Brooks on ber neat actingsin Louise. MODEST,
ami yet fun of vigor, when the eeeasioh re-
rnires she brinas out all that is In the part with
n ease and z race that meritsfhe prsdse she re-
eeived The house was crowded "a on the pre-
vious night. and by the best people q our elty'
ht Hi6hlc5 Ce"Eao WIEN w w.
Neat week the great tragedlan. Jno. MeCull-
ouek. will appear His g. s NJ,
a favottte Of our people. and bis reception here
will doubtless he WI ovation.
ST. CHARLES THEATEE.
The genny Hughes and J. w. Mack's double
variety, spectacular and ballet com Dany VIII
appear to day ut this grand matinee In an entire
change Of programme, aided by Luke school
craft and George Gees Ia a new bsldget Of com,
inn1t LraV nj Dir ri Inc a ia
this eompanys stay there will be change OF
programme, something new and inter. sting OF
anqsag being h presented eae p tine n fha
formanca attractive and deserving Of the pat
rehage Of the public who want variety. and who
lnd 1t in this combination.
VARIETIES THEATRE.
The production Of The Bohemian Girl" at
this theatre last evening was one OF the pleas
anteet entertainments. Of the Hess opera sea
n an Mr. and Mr. Ha ID sg
which provoked much deserved applause.
To nieht the company l VII appear Il, Ia The
At the matinee to-day "Mignon" will be sung,
with Miss Abbott In the title roll.
THE QUITO CONCERT
Grunewald Hall was the scene Of an ndmlra-
bic concert. given last evening TO Prof Gregg
rio ourto BY his numerous, pupils, assisted BY
Miss Alice Drsyfus. and Messra. T. Curant u.
Bremen. W. II. B'sehor and Edw. Tyler. We
noticed particularly violin VOL solo by MI Cnrapt.
Miss Ida Rieman: the air OF FreisChuz. For
Through Q Cloud, by Miss Alice, Dreyfus. and
the final chorus, by Carto. sung by his pupils
We wish to .meptlon specially the success
Miss Cora Roig. the young native debuiante of
whom We spoke day or two pgo In the DEMO
GRAFT. Her first cong was Beethovpn's solemn
and soul stirring melody Of In Questa Tom
ba," the tones OF which harmonlze perfectly
with her deep. round. sympathetie voice. The
sentiment that this talented and ambitious llttl9
eantatrice, brought into her EXPRESSION Of the
muaic OF the great me 7ter caused her to be re-
called three times before the curtain. Princess
Kotsehunbey's love song, obi tell him all. !"
was the other selection of Miss RoiR. and served
to show the ability Of The singer to deal equally
with grave and light music Twice again was
she recalled before the curtain by an enthusias
tic and appreciatiye audience, Her success was
unduestionable. At some other time we will
speak at greater length Of this promising can
tatrice.
THE PHTLHARhoNIGs.
The thirteenth public rehearsal of the New
Orleans. Philharmonic Society. SO. iety OF la
dies and gentlemen whose commendable object
is to foster the cultivation Of music, will take
place Mt Grunewald Hail on Monday next. We
are thankful to the society for their ever. well
come invitations TO be present.