The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy Of Music.

There Ia no deerease In the attendance af the
Academy. and Maoauley Us Uncle DANIEL. the dep
uty from Jarvis Section still continues to keep
his audiences III q good humor.
A Messenger from Jsrvis Section will hold
tho boards for the balance Of the week. includ-
On sunday evening the Colville BurlesQue
Company opens two weeks engagement.
THE MIDGETs.
Gen. Mite and Major Atom opened their re-
cepttons at the b. Charles Theatre yesaterdny ~
hundreds Of people. who were unanimous In
their expressions Of wonder and admiration.
People expected to see u couple OF small
50 eel mons OF the genus homo. but were not ut
al prepared to meet with the small speclnens
of humanity 70 whom they were presented
saw them. and people could only look and won
dor In fiazed kind Of wav for some time after
A. An idea OF the smallness Of the couple may
be found when 1t IL stated that Major Atom
who Is trifie the talest. although tho youngest
Of the two. jsst reaches above 'he knee Of an
Mates Atom !. q chubby, hsndsems little fel,
Of an oldish cast OF oountenanee. They are
both Intelligent, talkative ana soeiabIe. and
and from to o'clock y. m. daily.
PROF. CROMWELL.
large audience gathered at Grunewald Hall
last night to witness Prof. Cromwells repre-
deur i hat abound b In the Eternal CITY. and frs-
quent bursts o. Applause testified to the pieas.
feature OF the exhibition were the descriptive
and humorous remsrke Of the exhibitor. To-
night Prof. Cromwell Will illustrate London.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
II to praise is pleasant duty, II is, neverthe-
lsss frequently an arduous task Iest much In
Justice may be caused by omission. And this
is why We hesitate to enter into the details OF
ns as s hestre b. hs sa es
And We doubt that the feast, for feast OF reason
It was-end fiow OF soul--csn be related IN
may be due to the ordinary poverty OF our stage
son Twelfth NTat so.. may Be ss
tes proud 81. and and served 70 materially raise IN
msmbsrs 1ne 81 he comDany Whose
was manifest Ia Romeo and juliet. What can
Me say Ia hastily written notice Of Adelaide
charming. graceful and coouettish. and played
the part with consnmmate art and tao that
she was magnetic. e!ectrifying, and yet con.
speak again Of the suavlty OF her delivery. OF
the animation Of her lovely. sympathetic face.
1e sSemed ve ss1 of To-
scene In which she appeared was a new tri-
umph for her. Shall we say that her talent has
course Of things; that Is. that the audiences go
on increasing largely every night at the theatre
instead OF dimintshing and that nightly. slso.
fore the curtain ut The end OF every act? Where.
fore these unusual demonstrations by the ordi-
nafily cold and seemingly unsymDa.hetic audi
eLces of the Grand Opera House. il 1t be not
that Adelaide Nelson's talent is OF such a su-
perior order that not even the drear reeol1ec.
1ons Of se past q can hr mar 'ne em9ons which
tions.
Urged on by the spirit Of their leader. every
seized with desire to surpaas themselves and
the result was one OF those smooth. perfect per-
formances which are rehearsed In the minds Of
dropped M, Compton certainly redeemed
himself as Malvoao. q. difficult part which is
too often oyerdons Ike those OF Sir An1re,' e.
terpre,er Ia Mr.. 4. 4. Weaver Er, Orsino In
Mr.. Sawyer and Sebastian In Mr.. Edwin Cleary.
whose make up rs the counterpart OF Viola
And here we wish to pay special compli-
ment to Mr.. o. Il, Bradshaw, whose Str Andrea.
We believe. could scarcely be improved upon,
school, and showed last evening how much can
Be made OF little when intelltgence is one Of the
scsne between the clown M. Letfiu ugwelD. 81
Toby aud Sir Andreto was very comfcal and yet
perfectly natural.
served the plaudlts they received. We publish
the cast In full. and as reminder OF their par
ticipation In an unusually excellent perform
Nav MayoIio. H.eo.. 80 Mr. Edward Compton tor,
From the Theatres Royal. Drury Lane and
Adeiphi. London.
SseaaG, SEBASTIAN MI. Edwin pz o!sssz
Antonio. ................-.... Mr. L. F. Rand
Friar- -....-......... MIR. q. A. Weaver. Jr
Ourio. io...............-.. ..-....::. Mr.: z. Smith
1sz Hpdrsa RsSs 2sue Cheek IS
Fabian. --.-....:. Mr.. ". A. Eytinee
Clown. ......... Mr.. N. l.. Lef1lGWell
Sea Captain. Mr.. J. II. Miller
Olivia. ........--... Miss josephine q Bailey
Marie. ie.................- $50. Miss Lizzie Goode
We should not omit to say that Miss Nelson
was presented with several handsome baskets
OF flowers during the evening. q com mpliment
that she appreciaIed greatly, judging from, the
ings. the contents of which our friend Grim
berg aNkwardly spii cd ovsr bis dee desk IL e.
cidedly excited. for later on he conducted the
dance which closes the last act as though no was
wrestling with his emo ions.
Tonight we are to have another treat: komeo
and juliet and Saturday at the matinee and at
v,1u rVuraifth NfOhf AGAIN