The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26


ofyour composition called See Saw performances a
my theatre It's Aurs ~ another house justified ny q.
sion. alss felt necessary 10 refuse psadsrsus drama
called "Ths Regents Daughter" altered BY you from IN
English traaslaton Of French You vsrx
complimentary the presentation declared that AQ
only actor capable snaens the long and dcu part q
the Able and that theatre under mansgsmsnt
the only house where drama could. with justice, bo
presented TO the public Nevertheless satisfied Of s
merits respectfully declined It's seeeptAtisn From that
GATE you have exhibited vindietvenes towards and
theatre In the columns Of the Albion which hss ns
reached climax that deserves public notice. am mot
thnsknnsd srunbsr 1t the most seerchiag criticism thu
critic gentleman asd understands his art never "a.
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motives and Che sheer nany and o.
sysddls that you tern criticism. A~'a'' VI 'Ae
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world Of meaning lies in those fow words The Regents
4 tie theatre higher and H
in lieu Of those from the Filth ayanus o5 Thy should
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That the Albion is.Iiay small circulation ny
and
the servants table, for q. dssason Of tho foreign do
house !. crowded !. ~. but tn. refined
the Crowded and you can't help Willy
and insult our audiences yon libel tho ten
manager would mot intrOduoe your Regents baushtef to
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the every day phases Of presentation.
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nightly list Of fashionable at least equal other
esahshmen in the eity-nye even that where See Saw
are who assert
sssa r. gsasls%ss sss .ay ysy
siyey to sme four recently imported
makers from the British press By your rsssnt movsmsns
you lead this 9r ae s tone Of
darius Of Phrya than the Of Artarchus Of samo
The Albion notice of the performance Of eThe Merry
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good Rlmsn .. ss tS r5SssG. nsw
efforts excited the contempt and rdGus Of both an
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Pray what consists this varty which
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That s il ms aas rasy and sa
whose darling vice the pride that sen.ty crowd
the snoI view vulgar But there 30 any.hins
fellows With minds coarsey imbued with SANDER malice and
Allow me- sir conclude with an extract from an editor
who can phrase s5.9ne even on shak.geresn play who
who insults he
e sa' tho @ 81 tho
towards my in the shape Of sided partial.
have The right stop fire.. into establish
ment but in opinion he would be excused kicked
him into the bargain The day has gone by for what have
called slashing criticisms The dcultfes
Of the profession Of acting have to struggle through ere
noyng and distressing enough without their being called
afterwards to stand in perpetual of popgun
Of the IF both professions that of the that
q the press understood another better would be to
their great gain and to the OF the publio
am, sir, your ohedient servant, w. Il. BURTON.
Chambers Street Theatre. March q. 1853.
New York Dutchman OF this Week, con-
tans the second part of admirable story by g. r X.
James several bumer rkctches Among the edito
rails article Bishop Hughes land BILL libel by the
Freeman Journal bars drums and religion ST. Patrick
and the Montgomery Guards crumbs fun gossip &c &C.