The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-20
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Theatricals.
pm Tuv.rpr-Mrs Mason was welcomed bv q
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fashionapie ana highy hten'gen' "ooience iaS'
her reception most enthusiastic Her performance
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house dwelt on many passages Win iouo ana
applause Since her former engagement she has acqur
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6" oio '"'e ~AN ,.,e,
moauiateo her aI'iIuoes aie lioio siaoeiui .nu us
herreadngs are more perfect her acting more III
pressive This is the result OF practice on the
Her Blanca was noble enort natura,y ana lorUo u"
swav beartthe heart Of an Italian woman
full Of tenderness and wild impulses centering all her
hopes her PRIDE ana her anectons IN .ne ;i
ner nrst anu cary oVe ioas1 %sS Ioo.d wrongcd
;nuns ma. y LIi,d har .Tsctons trampled
insulted, her PRIDE hum3iea, her anec'ons esmpeo
upon, her aearesI hopes oe.layeua'u' VIC s th
AZ these teenss were a ah ,Sd t onv;c
ruin nasheo on nel Mnu, anu . u'S S . ai.o.
ton with Fazos quit came VIVA ana desperate resolves
tne iSfy "a nh a."ns .;n ~ revanra w.s stirred
th; h hSo she SSas hurried on to nm not of fren
zy his accuser and in fit Of desperation, she sealed
the ruln ana the aeath OF one she naiy ioseu, a'
hi; do & Srod and ;rreyocable: and She was left to
remorse desna;r and madness In these thrilling scenes
II Ia evident That the highest mowers of the actress
talked that the most profound and agatng passions
orc 70 be the highest degree of artis
col sLI afeahorate study of Knowledge of the work
;nrs of The human heart are here to be
that life and reality is to pervade the whole which will
to 1t; interest ana its charm Ana QUO MRS co
Of a high order~it was emnently chaste and natural
pcrsonationt seemed to touch the chords of passion
and Weakened the sensibties of all The sensation was
profound one. There was breathless silence every
where. 1t a living embodiment OF the autnors
grand and original concepons-a warm fresh ana glow
ing picture that inSPrso win awe anu @ Nd n nd
reality its ooaness anu i.s PIMel 49, ~ Paamauc
pna' enoI. an Va ioto;,. ~ tha act;n~ In
onr nc.t notice of this nlav
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eh"w was "eieoneu oaoA 70 W 'ne Do"ey ''As, as'
her On her first she was greeted with loud
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anu pfo'oneea p'"uu,'s-
to overcome her We expected TO witness triumpnam
reception for her, but we confess that the
with which she was greeted last evening was more
and proceeded more directly from me eehngs anu
a long time past She will appear again this evening as
the Countess in the play Of Love the Countess and
the Serfn The drama Of Wallace the Hero OF Scot
land will be added.
p,,,v c,nc,. Tho widow Downie will take bene-
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NJ at inc bowery oHo"S '''i' ein"s' "n" A''' 10 "'
charity in our citizens 1t Will be humber, Tor more
dy than tho widow Downie does not exist
Dan Rice the great sbokesperian clown John Gossin
Bob Williams Mcfarland the seventy somerset man,
Mr. Rachms The violnst Kemp the man that rolls the
whole Globe Miss Iessclvpe Mr. Brewer and in fact
host Of other eminent performers have volunteered and
are engaged to do their best tho occasion. Need
saw more to ensure fun house,
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MR. hLEfANDE"'-ihiS seh''eh"" ""o'0 p''io
mances were received with much applause last
inc ,v;, ronoot tben, aoan this evening in the same
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place. WE the Minerva i.ooms2 we cohs,der IL IN
necessary TO say IN iavor OF tne
great ecfdt Win wnien they were recelxeo aS.
is the best proof OF their merit Our citizens must not
forget that ne hods forth again TINS evening
The Mobile theatre closed the 9th inst with bene
fit for manager Ludlow who has been for twenty years
connected with the thcatricals Of Mobile.
Tho povo,s conc,,dod +be;r aro.oor,art ~ tho q
6,bar,es ON Tho IItb '"''' "e"e' ~ WIZ wv
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- me drama nourisnes IN CINCINNATI at present. Mr.
iiacios Playing at Ihe Natlona ANDERSON arrived on
the 18th and Vile Blangy on the day following Many
OF the actors VINO are TO form the STOCK OF Ihorne
company at the new theatre have arrived; ana the
house Is TO be opened shorty under the stage manage
ment OF Mr.. Geo D. stanley, VINO mas already com
menced MS laoors. Mr. Booth, the comedian; OF me
Natona was severely injured on TUESDAY last py ia
In the street
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a Ckxc, f 1ion., naior S,.,;n ~ tho ,o,vor M
IT, 0a,se ~ a .ny ., i .,i ,% noroas "a If
Isrsmiab uotSshr;.s yyhar,es M,. ssnr and VIM