The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-27
AMuHEM ENTH.
rrench opara House.

EfnneH Opera hNAs1-
Very pretty indeed IL Lecoen'a iatens nnere''e,
La Camargo. ard Il war very well given 'aA'
utaht by the Maurice Gtau troupe. 'p"n
this frat auditor we will not go into de'a'fas
waw will only rRF that tile complicated wv =
wa,, carried THROUGH. the muRio afa'e'n' aha
tho Incidents full Of motiimeht from Tue WI
ming To the end, II u nnmroaea h'u'.s ~ ~.
lugue ana chotuHer, there ha'hH w 'eW r."
aIonA Tor nny Individual plnEer - ,,stinRniah
himraif either Ia solos ~ deAla, Tho crowd, If
wa may uae Tho expression, ia hlwhra % the
bpprdp md d night iallY crowd II II iul " wi.
humor aud attractive melody. - thndido
tfaola MHiiel ian wv dancer - ~" iartalnn
Slprra aud MI thr, plat liaa In HdItdtiu. the rnl
sshratad rnhhrf fJnmHrtl. taR ltip u fRUnr IN hnt
Hha IL protected nj tho time by 20 Fi''feHie No
Eierep). and haH alec mat" n.hlnoat ~ Natnr-
yin tluirnri who n uffinnrca 10 hia annaih
Ss,iatnhe Mira GfGEnitrl ishhnHin rfnEns
to merry Colombo and fnowR - tHilHiuh.
but hin eaUp'n VIII ~ ,nave hin Al ihrRns M.
Anaelal nonea In. desperately ana'noted ~
Maadryst, 30 that everything "a admirably MIXED
~, ana II II hard 70 tell hoy thu denoua.
rtnnt ran ha brought ont OF nurh n mesa 81
compicntiona Il all nntin very we'll. however. az
In q vaudeville, heprnper partiaa eot mafrIed.
nuyi MnHRfih. whu haa haan caught In annre
laid by Ia Gund'go, orvapea Nv hor eonnivanoe.
Tor, like true ,tat, eha aympathiaen with the
f,rtrand. And ri nil events refuaaa % do tho
work Of tho police,
raola Mario "a Ia Catpdtgr had occaaIan ~
dlaplar. her taeata a. ~ ani.eaa III the way
through. mud In acme pattn har qualities IN =
singer, Thin clio did ru,allr, and resolved
Mile. Angelo az .tnane ~ RIO Negro waa very
Intelligent aua well III voice
Mtin, areeotre went through hnf role 81
Cotpnbe wtth much correctness an n ainsnr and
q good deai Of g,ace 40 che n ways doen ~ nc'
uHdHfy fo'na, JutraS M ahfmnta- &he tn"r ~.
az ununl, nvrrtlta ttta Part but VIVA novatthetasa
nlesalnH MeEieroa M ir Fa'ifeHln was peffe 4
and kept tho auiiencn In \ roar OF laughter
whenever hia turn zane =" talk, tala., IL. 80, H..
secondary Tho choruaoe that oonn'tuta. we
may asy, The n,inolsal part Of TIC play showea
art acted very fntetliGonty
In dactt La GRsnntap wnn nv noana.
Tonight Mme. Fasa,t. orrenha, h'a leteat sua-
raaa
AoAprMy or u+n tu.
Tlere was fair hnuna aat might NJ tho Acad-
eni5 10 witaePu tho performance Of 'Hhnun
Rhua" hr loo Mnrhhy aud hta nampany hui
mot by amy Eonnn nurh ono an might In cs+
perteh, Tho VI cn IL af the hnnt otdar Of the
lrtah drama. nj Il whilo intrinnrelly II u moet
ENJOYABLE and thrilling ,rha,Re'nr. u ~ tho a.
the nj eco ia doe Muruhy himnelf and ihis may
be said without any encouragement ~ the rur.
mort which In undoubtedly vaty good.
Tho piern will be repeated to night.
The Academy In now making elaborate pro
ball, which H. ia annti lenily haped will be aupe-
ripr hr any preceding one.
ar uuAni,Ea trEN ran.
Msoallatar waa " eetna aH tIn lant night NY
full house. and Tho pruhahiitlan AFRO that with
oach performance hia fame will apraad Rna
| aHFa nudianupa be in order.
Macalllatot N an eSpatt aud akiful nor
former, aud he twroduren many new trickn.
nrtieaahle among which ~ hia fandaraa hos.
Tho box Ia u large iron boand chest, made of
frat claRa lumber ani locked with IL heavy pad
lock. Tho box Ia uloard aud locked by u com
mit,ee appointed BY Tho andienee, and u nrrnen
which, however, doea not conceal tho aupporta
81 ihehas tp ordinary wooden huraen, IL drawn
before tt. Macslllatar enea hahini the acroen.
moved ana M.oailiatpt ana dlanppesrnd Tho
commtttan nnloekn the box and from II the
rlnas,
Maoaliaar will continue at the NJ Chnrlea
until fur,hrr notice. ana with continue hta rulo
nf distributing a hun ited proaant4s NJ each Dor
armahca.
GRAND ereRA nouRr.
The neroud presentation Of Our Hachalora
laHt evening. drew fa tho Grand Opera House
y large audience. Whiah waa kept ia Tho very
boat roaaiha hnmar from the going NJ of the
cutain on tho hrRt acI 10 TIN fall On tho aat
The comedy In cue In which there h. cnnaid-
cradle opportunity for tlue a ting aud II muat
ho said that nj, the ndvanapea arc made tho
most OF and therefore, tho ppIf armHnoH wan IN
attraction aade from tho fact that II is exceed
inElY fnnny
Our Bachelors will he repeated tonight and
ut the matinee 10. morrow
rRar. voNrAlNEa ircruRH
:, The announcemcnt ~ a lecture by Rev Prof
Edward Fnnaina attracted q gaod audience 10
Tho 1T. Philip I. H. Church laal night
The subject WAS the hlnGk race aud tho iis.
souraa treated of TIA origin past history md
present condition. Many original idrna and
propositions wer" advaurni. ana the lecture
was hoth entertaining and Instructive.
ynE AUTHORS cARNiyAt.
The fact that tho authors carnival opnna TO-
night AT Odd Follows Hall ia not likely 10 10
nhd rAlltnE attention 10 II this morn
nE Ia mere matter ot formAlity.
The tahleauA and entertainment promiaa 10
" the M ast enlpyahla which haa haeu givcn I'll
aoma time mud without DOUBT Odd Follows |
Hall will be crowded 10 night
LAFAYETTE SOCIETY.
Tho Lafayette Musical Society give their first |
public rehearsal this evening III thu Lafayette |
sbyteftan Church on Magazine street he- |
ween Jackson and Ihiltp. tlun programme |
has been al ranged tor Tho OCCASION
-
DEATH OF MRS. COMES.