The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03

audiences the acknowledgement Of his pre-
hs role There rn Y very q e
Anything like = Discerning notice Of the per
include very favorable mention Of the leading
| lady, Mas Kata Fotsvthe whom W., reeolert
pleasantly fT 1,, las. year aa charming and
| comedy aud mepdramatia paris with Robapn
ana Crane. One ts bound ~ reragDi5a the
/ marked nrogress which haa been ms,le by this
| and thta with tho more warmth since tho deve=
opmant reveals ttaelf In a much more aetious
anI aha''1ns was y he, Ernfss,,an aa
with grateful aurrrao of ability. nhi with n
peraonal beauty that excuses the Moor's most
exirhvaRant hyperhula
Altogether the performance laut anlng wRa
thoroughly enjoyable ani fully luattned the
handsome and enthusiastic patronage It re-
naivad,
We cannot cloee this notice Of laat nights
performance without q sincere compliment TO
Mra. Augusta Foster for her admirable dellnas-
tion and powerful execution of tho role of A,ne.
liza III the laat act. All through that splendid
auane abe waa true to nature In every move
ment and information. and displayed dramatic
power that We had not auapartad nj fret from
her modest tiameRnor as the nurae n VirEiniua
AMI her quiet acting during the 0rst acts Ut
We qualify tho murder Of Desaemona AZ a
splendid piece Of dramatic art. but we must
Add TINT we meyer liked II Tor the raaaon or ita
brutality. Shaheapeare il always correct and
eloluent but there are. "a we think ecenee Of
horror that could be hid from the public With
..,,. e., II IT. were not for the auth',s
making oHeilo aiab himself to the heart after
the most character isitc aud eloquent TRADE.
n!oainR with Itook hy tho throat the ciroum-
oised dog aud amote him thua' that scene
would indeed he dismal aud poetic justice en-
ttIaly ignored.
To night Macbeth.
GRAND OPERA HoUaE.
Champagne and Oysters Wa the attraction
n }Syhf Mt 1rus, Il ~ a n
large audience.
The play. "a performed by Robson and Crane
y, nnn d, "a" company nsupn"r'lny them c,nea fan
ana Will oertainly keep ANY audience In good
hnmor. twill b" repeated might.
At. cHARyiEa THEATRE.
Tho performances of rrof Nincaliiatar the
magician, was witnessed laat night hy full
houan, The popularity OF tho Professor Ia
steadily increasing, aud hia fame n sprandiDg.
Crowded houaes may he exp cted during hla
ataY.
FRENCH OPERA HOUSE
Lsat evening fair audience attended the
performance Of Prof Marin the Aztec magician
mud retired well pleased. Tho Professor goes
through some very clever faata OF legardemnin
anh really deserves patronage. His impor
n,enttble cage md 'diabollral nendlea :" In the
t'r r., pnrt are beautifully executed
The dark chamber" IL aatoniahtnp and the
double trunk of India remar kahle lie will
repeat Tonight
at. rATnIcKa Fam.
Severe IA the weather wna last might tho nj
tendance ~ THE fair. IN The court Bulldog 90
poaite Lafayette Square. waa quite large an,
y pleasant entertainment wna mad. To might
'he ih'l Will he again open and Il q fair will be
whtapnred that tho friends of tho ropuac I've
candidates for prizes are working nnruoatly In
m unoatentattoua way tnaehiove auccoaa. This
promiaea something exciting.
PROF. TRIrrs LECTURE
The Last Of ha aerias Of lec,lrea was faliyored
laat avantna by Prof. "Trip at tbs rooms of Tia
Young Men'a Chrtatinn Association. The a,lb-
Jctt ehoaan was Lafayette. and tho discouran
proved to he u graphic deao,iption Of the career
of that great Franchmnn. 1t WAS ~ most inter
eating Lecture. and was liHtoued to with marked
attention.