The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
Grand Opera .House.

| rather cold performance and somewha,
slim audience last night at tho Grand Opera
| House. Girofis- Girona was on tho boards and
we'll given. though lacking that eAtrafn which
only full and sympathetic house communi-
ca es to the performers. Nevertheless. Capoul
Duplan. Jouard, Mile. Gregoire and the charm
Ing cousins did very we'll and tho performance
though little cold. as We said at the start. was
good. as have been II the Inter pretations oil
Maurice Grau's excellent troupe. We have al
ready spoken Of this operette and It's inter-
pref rs at length. and 1t was. therefore, our In
tsntion only to make mention of the perform
ance but we cannot help paying sincere COM
IL ments TO Mile. GreRoire for The grace and
brie with which she gave the drinking sony.
Ii r voice pOsses5eB but little volume. but 1t Is
remarkably correct and pleasing. ana her evil
dent good nature MAKES friends OF the audience
at once.
To night we will have Les Coches de Corne-
Vile. with Paoia Marie as berpoleHe. his
charming singer and actress TOOK yesterday u
time of needed rest. having sung neither at the
matinee or mt night Her voice Will. therefore.
be sn, much ,fresher to Interpret Pianauette' 3
The programme for the week Is as follows.
and quite attractive:
Monda y La Be- ls Helene"
Tuesday, benefit Of Duplan and Mezieres. La
.Wedn, sday matinee. "Lo Petit Due" At
night Les Brikands
Thnreday evening. "Barbe Bleuen
Friday. benefit cf Mile. Angelo. La File do
Madame Anngot." and third act OF La Vie
Saturday matinee, Mignon." Saturday even
Ing. La Petit Faust"
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Miss Fannie DAVENPORT appeared last night
most successful engagement, For two weeks
Miss Davenport has been AT the Academy. and
very night Of her appearance she has been re-
To night jos. Murphy. the famous Irish oom-
edian, opens II ~ Fssh Marsd I, great play
aud we'll known. OF the compsny supporting
him II Il propes t.. state THAT IL has everywhere
pany Includes Miss NJ. Loduski Young. q CALI
fprna fayorite. VINO has been highly SPOKEN OF
ut all places whore she has appeared.
ST CHARLES THEATRE.
The st. Charles Theatre will throw open It's
d'or5 might and Introduce 70 the New Or
leans public the renowned aiberts In their
comieal production. MOI quitoee.
The play has been pronounced exceedingly
humorous and is declared to be we'll acted.
The Gilberts will be succeeded oy Prof. j. M.
III @Calieter. magician. who will open on Sun
day evening next.
ARTILLERY BALL.
The Sixth Company Orleans Artillery an
nounce that they will give their frst grand
fancy dress and masquerade ball at Perfect
Union Hal on tho seventh nf next month. The
company Il one I the crack commands Ia the
regiment. and here can be no doubt but that
the affair will be brilliant and successful one.
EFT. ALPHoNsUs CONCERT.
Tho Concert" for the benefit OF the st. AL
phonsus Orp an Asylum IL announced to come
off on he twenty. second instant at St. Alpson-
sus Hall. A varied and Interesting programme
has been uraparei for the Dec ision. and an on
Ioyable enter ain ment may be expected.
ARLINGTON CLUB soIREE.
The gentlemen composing the Arlington Glee
Gllb propose to ASST IN making the Mardl
ores week hs merry as possible, and to this
end, on the evening OF February 7. they will
givea fancy dress and masquerade suiree and
receive their many friends AT Exposition Hall.
The ball promises to be one o. the events of the
season. and that Exposition II II, large as 1t Ia
will De filed Is u foregone conclusion.
AUTHORS CARNIVAL.
The Indications are that the authors Car
ntval; fixed for the twenty seventh twenty-
eighth and twenty ninth instants, will bs Que
OF the most enjoyable entertainments which has
been GYM in the tty in some time
a Well arrhpg programme OF tableRux and
mus cal exercises has been prepared for each
evening. and rs the aft ir has created consid-
cradle stir In uptown society there can be- no
doubt thstthe carnival Will be a success In
every Particular