The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
Y rs,mrs y mas. sEaulN FAUST.


- acbimes Of Normandy" was the opera
,sst evening at the Varieties Theatre
~ additional performances 81 the Hess
~ troupe more fully develops the re-
100 Of this well organized company,
.a.. ,,sysouy,ei IL one If the largest that has
n tsa,, brought here by Al opera company.
" st,mas rang ont merfily 10 numerous
~ ..iert attendance, and with better effect
IA "A tbs opening night. There wera sew
+ ~ important changes In the cast. Whilst
80 gsguin and Miss Montague resumed
.sIr respective parts Of Germalne and Mig
.,.sottas. Mr. Hyse was substituted for Mr.
80 az fjaspard, the miser. giving mn sx-
LL'iIout Interpretation OF the character, aud
ssnSinr tbe fnlsic In 4 MANNER b. provoke two
sssssis' Mr., Turner appeared ~. Robin More.
TINT Hall as the Nj truuis. ID 9TH we're la
g.siss under the effects vi partial hoatsen ess,
~ ssai, acquitted himself very satisfactorily.
M ftall sings with method.
MRs. sEaufN
"a have heard this lady every night since
~ lfnas company opened ut Che Varieties,
~ - tlpw take occasion to say that.
~fahar A. Frsdefieka IN HMignoD." germai1
Z 'iEefhs Chimes" OF tile Gypsy Queen IN the
taobenllan Girl" she has been July equal to
- tssk and above our expectations, and
S,red herself % be an accomplished singer.
zsnrja,tly OF powerful actress, according TO
~ foles: the posssssor Of one of the richest
trait, voices, which gooi training eila.
NsS hpf 20 modulate at her will--deep, round
I'M sytupathetic In the extreme, which swell
= iuto The higher register Ia silver notes OF
III into the lower voice In grave and pure
sSattA passing through the middle register
I'm ueafness Ut expression that not only
sIsssns The imagination, but is COIN fnunlgatlye
4 fhe soul, which vibrates In unison with
"a mites che titters with surprising distinct
-, Mrs. Seguip's dlctiori Is another re-
@srkabe feature Of her talent talent
sbuaa sphere is rather IN grand than comic
~sra And yet we have seen her on alter
IA nights play Germaiue. warbliDg the
INN souuettish ubansonetts when q lover
sam Che question" the more serious to
ssasnsa " "When am by thy side" which she
slngs with womanly passion, and as the
dypsy Queen, wildly singing the highly dra-
maljG phrases of revenge In the second act,
sNeyenge IL the wounded bUsotn's BALM"
which brought down the houss most effect-
jvsy on Wednesday night without fear Of
we give II ne our opinion that
ilFs. Beguin is this artist 1T the troupe. aud
iiSt now she IL known to our public, whenever
baf name appears on the bills thete will he n
bill ho,iee at the Varieties.
Tonight Faust will be sung by the COM
bany, with Emma Abbott ~ Marguerite, aud
[Astls az Faust. which res4b to be their
VET roles.
The Lancashire Lass" with George Bon-
sce ar the Party by the name Ut johnson.
MA presented, with excellent effect last even
ne AZ the Ht. Charles Theatre. aud was app
)lsuded by large house, The play, which
I popular one IN New Orleans. will be re-
leatsd this evening and Tomorrow ut the
Matinee for the last time, for tomorrow night
be complimentary benefit to Luke School
raft and George Goes takes place. and an
ntirely new bill will be presented. We are
nd that many volunteers will bring In their
I'm Of it,n-mskiBg 10 entertain the bene.
ciariss, who close their engagement at the
II Charles on that night.
JENNIE HUGHES
nd J. w. Mack spectacular ballet cofnbina-
Ion ard varieties troupe. will appear Oh
unday MT the Mt. Charles The main fea-
ARE of the performances will DO the histori-
81 drama OF tho French Spy." immortal
sed by Adah lsaacs Menken.. Que Of our
puthern exchanges speaks Of the double
ombnatiun ia the following words.
The performance commenced with a variety
nteftainnent, which was undoubtedly one
4 the very best ever given In Savannah. We
night mention every feature VI this portion
the entertainment in terms Of praise. but
were needless. We may. however. note the
xoellence Of the triple clog dance Of Goldie,
teele and Miss Ut. Clair, the singing Of
Baby Nine" In RESPONSE to al encore. BY
liss vlrgie jackson: tho character songs Of
lr q. W. Mack, and the performance on the
amblers by Prof. Sawyer.
Tho French Spy" followed, with Miss
ennie Hughes IN tho title role. She iH grace
h, possesses fine figure and Ia good nc
Fuss, and IL superior In the character TO Zoe,
Tho created such n sensation here some
ears ago. The peculiar and exceedingly
urgeous costumes Of tho ballot dancers tx.
ted the admiration OF the masculine portion
the audience. The dancing was good, the
peturing remarkable. and the performance
whly enjoyed. n hearty applause be n eri-
'riun. Briefly, the play was given IN q
lghly sensational style, though we think IL
~ somewhat marred by the apeeasing gags
Tony" to catch the applause Of the gods
the gallery"
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
Fanny Davenport appears ~ Fanny Ten
yck this evening, in the play Of Divorce"
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