The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-28 00:00:00

LEFT SPEARING.)

NEW STRAND THEATRE'
A new manager has undertaken the direction of.°
house, and has brought with him a new prinpir,i,bl;
action. Instead of making his stage a vehicle for tit;io
farces and vaudevilles, it is his purpose to rer
drames of some weight. AAeY
The new arrangements have commenced this je.
with a highly ingenious version of La Dame de la P.", ;be
The whole of the last act is entirely reconstructewdeo
return of the pseudo-Marquis to his wife being 10;10
about at an earlier stage of the story, so as to ell:°A"eouis
whole to terminate in the market-woman's row- wed
while the position of the valet and his dupe is disoolo
with increased peripicuity. Condensations of Ibis
010'
show that the adaptor has a mind beyond mere to ° or
tion. The part of the valet is played withi, sale'
surance by Mr. Welter Lacy, and the 0003P,,a11;;„ Lotlit
ceived good addition in the person Of n,;olen 119.
Howard, who acts the wife, and evinces In""
the quieter form of pathos. abrint te.
Mr. J. Rogers, our best low comedian, is to the
transfer his services from this establisholen" 0004
Adelphi, where his extraordinary natural hate.rate'
great artistic skill are sure to render him II
favourite.

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The first concert given by the Misses lei'AllOw' ,
traeted a crowded and highly fashionable audience , ,
evening. They were assisted by Miss fliEvreb:ot • ''l'
Dolby, Mr. Swit, Mr. Whitworth, and Mr. "„5 fe
the latter of whom sang with great sweetness i''bosat
ing Beethoven's ” Adelaide," and his owe, The
" Sweet Home," which was unanimously eneoreei. Abe
instumentalists were Signor Piatti, Mr. Kiallinergeade•
who presided at the pianoforte, and Herr Irellrb, cow'
ghem, who performed a fantasia on the violin "41" ,Stab'
siderable vigour and clearness. The bendficiaires a the
lished their position last night as concert elder,siege sett
first order. The pure and rich soprano a the ltt.Alo.o
the fine-toned contralto of the younger Senor(MiB. t
harmonised effectively„ in the duet from r, 'hitulii t:
" Ebben a to perisce, but still more detig"'," ,0017,
the" Elfin Call," the execution of which vies v"--focAe
applauded. One of the meat pleasing and perfect or
displays we have ever heard in ,th-tre.tl2loo
cert room is Miss M'Alpine's ' .1.--
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Mavourneen," which was enthusiastically redews
se di
She ay. howver, as a substitute,at Roses
Summer," and with equal purity. The naturslll e beet
lent voices of these accomplished young ladies ha /cOOl.
carefully and judicieusly cultivated, their style iS lee
lent, and their taste refined and pure. These adveti ocot
enhanced by a graceful and lady-like demeanour. °oil!.
fail to render theta admired favourites in the ens
world.
Signor Bottesini, whose name was announced, sve late
able to appear, being detained at the Opera until tOO,, by
an hour. The duet, " I know a bank," was substitute; of
the Misses M'Alpine, and received the final plattail
the evening. .
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