The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
AMuSEMENTS.
French Onera House.

yesterday was agsla day Tor the Mhutino
C1rnn krrench Opera Troupe. We have fareiy
Hoer anything as magnificent III 70 me worn a.
che audience at The matinee. 10 near M'snoh
shat exc uislte work Of Ambrose ! homhs' FROM
~ ~ dome tho house was crowd D. and crowd
cd WITH ladies', In the aisies' III mo 'opop ~,
sua msv selhe ,erml, ladea. ard lovely ones ut
-. 80 standing and stood during the
a., baIo nerformarce. 1t was n beautiful
.,,.rt from fhe bird tief whore we assembled TO
.o,a - il were. birds ye view Of the scene.
Nx,hi 49, loafes m ocean OF living beauty
ana ara.e Incoming cheeks, rounded arms
x,orseo,s aowers waving lans. suniit mill f.
md fhnt indeec, liable f'tSethblG OF feminine
1avel,rets which makes reality ideaiistie
And as 4 Franc to That beautiful picture the
delightful and poetic strains 81 Mlgnon' whore
In Paola Mario and Capoul surpasse al their
previous performances ,,,, 49,
good Htgfon Ms can be desired. graceful. Wo,
manly caiidlike and perfectly representing n
the feature and various phhses ol tn't1 uiiheutV
and complicated role. , , -,
Capoui il ideal az Wilhelm he'ster. his
"Adtsu Mignon" was vocier0usly encorta ana
Rpplauded by sweet voices and charming hands
and bis Ellie ne croyait pas dams an canienr
naive was phrssed, said and sung with m. me
eloquence which only belongs 20 r haeu,m, k'ls
scene WAS admirably rendered. Bat we nave
said previously pretty near al ,hat eoh nri pe
aa of Mg"on ooa Nv With
compliment to Miss Leronx Bouvard for her
rendition of the role Of ftdtae. s.. 10000.
given to the "Unou Franchise. the Opera
House was again crowded Les oIocn' de
Bonneville Pandnetes aha c was
RICHNESS and entrAiB by the troupe AZ w h I'VE
had that operette frequently since Tue opening
of the season II II us less to 60 ,hrouRh reg
Mar critioiem suffice 1t to say that In Its spec
tncular. dramatic and musical phases II was
The feature of the evening was the musical
fnterude II wHs opened by Mile. Raphael.
who was suaceeded by Miss Leroux Bomvard in
q ballad entitled Echo des boie." This was
much applauded and we think that she sang
that better even than her song OF Titania' In
Mignon. Her vocalizFion ut all events was
more correct and her command OF voice OK
eellent.
Almeras. with, xtraordipafy effect. LIZ ~ talent
there bhone the more conspicuous that be,
tween US and the public II mus % concerted
that the piece is rather insiptd, ana vetCh
poul, with his admirable diction and phrasing.
made 1t almost chef d'Tuvre. The ehcores
were 50 energetic TINT ne hhd 10 sing again
That time he chose "Rappelt z-v,us. y better
biece of music, and left tho audience enrap-
fured MT the close.
He was followed BY Mile Angelo who sang
with particular wit and Intelligence the comic
song 'O'est dams 10 nez que CO r. Chatonlile."
which. baing eneorei wils succeeded ~ an |
other that again carried away ths audience
Her presence alone was . treat. she wore tho |
same dress as In IL VIZ Parisenne a light
green silk with surtout o. bllck velvet Gov |
cred with roses In embroidery. None but .
woman of her admirable form and grace could |
have appeared MT ease In such heavily rich |
costume. Was 1t her intelligence and good
that did IL Z Nevertheless she Carried the palm.
Tonight Harold's charming comic opera.
lie Pre- aux Clercs." This is q treat IN iIsaf.
and no doubt the French Opera House will be
crowded.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
There was fair hpuaa last night at the .Acnde
my Of Muaic Shaun Khus on tho boards. with |
Joe Murphy IN the leading characters. II must
have been gratifying 70 the performers that the
dress circle presented TIE best attendance mn
ELECTED throughout: The piece will be repeated
tonight. but on Friday night Help Will be
given.
That there will be- largo audience tonight
ut the Grand Opera House Is u foreGOne con-
cusion, for Sharps and Flats. the new comedy
of Robson and Crane. liz announced. The COM
edy has been we'll received wherever 1t has been
presented. and IL pronounced production OF
superior merit.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE
Prot Macallister still continues 70 amuse and
astonish large audiences. Tho distribution of
prizes which follows the performances Is an
amusing part OF tho performance. 81 some af
cradle mirth. The two principal przss drawn
last night we're silver tea set valued at SO and
u silver castor valued Mt S5. The first was won
by Miss Rosie Harvey. residing at 357 Laurel
street, and the second by William Miller. resid-
ing at gao Thalia street.
THE AUTHORS CARNIVAL.
Last night the attendance at Exposition Hall
was much larger than GU the night preceding
md there WAS mu ia greater spirit manifested
In the amusemeuts., The tables were vety at-
tracive and the tsblRnux remarkable for the
exquisite art displayed Az this entertainment
has proved grand SUCCESS the committee are
considering - request to continue It through
The request Ia made on tho ground TINT II
will give all who have heretofore been pro-
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Space will not permit OF ~ going into
minor details OF this carnival although In every
way Il deserves moro than a passing n3ie',
For this reason we arc compelled to dwell for
awhile upon the things that We're 80 attractive
last night.
ment that was noticeable WAS the deop interest
taken In II hy oar isra"lite friends and to them
q great portion OF the SUCCESS of tho carnival Is |
due. Their daughters assumed some OF the
characters. While the gentlemen proved their
interest by their financial support
FIRST was 'Titana'e Oaurt." which was followed
by Comm Der the Site" Then came The
Girl Left Behind Me- N ,xt was Feed My
Lambs " and the last. though not IN any man
ner the least was The Art Gallary
Among the booths not heretofore mentioned
was the gipsy encampmenJ IL charge t:t, Of MIS-,
camp. representing Zlncalis, wtra Miss Dot-y
Gregory. Miss Iella Urban, Mss MaeaiIser
and Miss McCown. The costumes wore by these ,
The next was the Turkish cigar and tobacco
bazaar. and 80 crowded was the bootn Wlthln
with female Ovplines- that eVBn the casual OBJ ,
server was forced to tarry . moment. md while
gazing on he scene pictures to himself dream
and (,
To describe the costumes OF these Turkish
naidens is out of the question. Sufl ae II 70 ,
say that they were rs gorgeous rs they them !
selves were chtrming Am.ng those recog
nzed were Miss Minute Carney Miss Minnie =,
Mics II Santtni and M{ts jenkins. .
Tonight Mt the Carnival the characters In the ,
various booths will be grouped In Il tableau on :
he stage. !
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