The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-03
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card css- and steas cf the old gcrtfemsu's n
sites" He then engages Mr. sismondes squ (Burtoss.
| an actor, TO personste his uncle kick Up rows
with everybody and give of the cards to every
| person assaulted The plot il weu Carried OUT
Quiet and his wife quarrel, there's q general rcv:
the cd gentleman bsfng very much perpexet, scnda
for hs nephew, and oer him any amount TO get him
Of the scrsPe OF it is the hand Of hs wara~
which he gets, and everybody is happy. The fsrcs
made hit, sad many Of the lines very funny. hs
hrst scene drags because several disgusting Old jokss
ere dragged into Il. The parts al well piayea.
ireeuding one neglected to mention absve-Geuse
rosaish chanibcrmad, by Mrs Burton. This evening"
Mr. Piacide makes his 6st bow for this sessou snk
paysColonel Hardy to Busson's Paul Pry The nov fsxos
alsoto be played Miss Robertson from the Prnosss's
thestrS London is underlined. She Is comedieSrs -
said to bs pleasing singer
AT WslAck's I" The Love Cha1e has been producsA in
fine style Miss Keene's Constance very good 20 Ia ~
Testers Vdrake and Mr. Thom ,son's Sir vm Fondisv~
Mrs Conway does not look like Lyiis and her acti.e
wants feeliuy is too shows good pie-e Of actA.e
| but nothing. like the character. Mrs. Broughsu h.
been very successful in Widow Greene. She is hspuv>
| in such characters Z" Th. Love Chase" to night
Mons Jueo has been entirely successful at Metrop>H
tan Hall We sar that the Bostonans will not have Nh
during this north.
At the Bower various been catereA
I TO admirins crowds every night. Ths evening, ~
L
| Sxonze Horse"
AT tae National eUnce Toms Cabin is still th. AZ
traction and il is .5be played every ever ing this week.
Everybody goes q the graes at Ia Aums and H.
plays vel presented BY the talented dramatic osa.
paas.
Mr. M Kent cc1leaisn offers $500 for an Ameriosv
comedy.
Mss Jean 81 Davenport is shortly to appear at due
Broadway theatre.
Mrs. c. Howard ysry successful in Boston She was
succeeed al the National Theatre by Mr. siisbee whsi
drawing fair houses. Barney Williams psysa
three weeks engagement at the Howard Atheneum aug
haze been succeeded by the rhon trouys MIR p. RcAc
| ings and his daughter playing at the Museum.
. Uncle Toun' is being played a. the Chestnut ste~A
Theatre, Philadelphia. Mr John Gilbert plays Uaclo
| Tom.
M.,s Cornea Jefferson nadc great shit Topsy 10
"Uaole Toni at the Boston Museum.
~. and Mrs Ward have concluded successful eusSxu-
ment At Williamsburg Theyga to Richmond, Va, whess
Mr. Ward is Acting Manager, and Mr.. II. Iewis, Stage
| Manager.
Ms Anna Crui.e ana Mr. Gov ell playing wysts
Iyceu1n. Hartford. Tey engaged BY NJ Field Ese
the Mobile Varieties.
NJ. and Mrs. W. J. Florence have been piay ysv
successful engagement. of three weeks at Chicago NJ
Ncyoker, frat rate comedian, Is stage manager
Nr. Brooke opened 1T Drury Lane London Septembsw
4, 20 immense house Re p.ayed Othello The Lon.
don Sunday Times says
His voice. which seriously injured during his
former London engagement at the oy ympc has been
p!stei restored n America, anu IL Is now as tl,
norous and flexible as We ever remember it, The extra
ordinary power ne il would indeed
have induced vicious display &c hisdexerity BY con-
tipu: cietsr and dropping his voice exsltinx q
TO It's highest key: ten, in the middle of sentence.
where the meaning means n9such decicnsion suddenR
descending to the depths OF his lower tones All this 4
Gated ear and shouI be disdained by Mr. brooke 4 =
wouhl avoid the imPutaton Of want a judgment in hAs
.eadngs IL other e'ectr III, aeinaeon OF the charse-
former occasiops-fu Of striking beauties ana osfgureS
i4Seiueed in tAe proper situsaooy arc thrlllas6
effective and the intensity Of his agony, when stra
| CLING between the terrible prompsnys of the GsnA
lago, and his lore oE his wife has perhaps beea
surpassed by tho best eSponents of the character tAs
stage I'VE t,inh too he has improved in his pathetis
scenes and his death was an effective climax to ths
tragic interest o the story Nj. Brookes reception
warm and the applause with wash hs
ton Of NJ least the popular portion of his auditory. HA
recalled amidst the Gattering demonstrations q
public appona!on - the end OF tho third anu fih acts
Mr. iavenports Iago. Vas, in orHion, tho bssa
played character in tile piece tksra artistic
tubtlety in the blunt honest ming With which he
oealed hi- devlsh designs. that proved the with
which he had studied the character. The pesdcioDr. a
Miss Andcrton not without talent and natural feel
ing but his youne Lady has neither physical power
the figure necessary for parts of this description on isrgs
s.agc like the Drury lane. We recommend her conino
he >e to the disressed orphans af sorassc drama IN
which she much admired in a srsal. sbtre. Mr. saA
Mrs Leslie, lao provincial dcttans appeared in the
characters Of Rodero ana Emilia we uniertsad they
CO e from the Theatre Royal Edinb,ug: and we traE
| shortly 10 iiear Vi their return thither
Mr.. VieAery who in this country last season, u
engaged Drury Lane After ''othelo pay ed bur.
| lesque. The paper says it insipid.
farce from the French, by Wooer, aud cai.st
The Model Husband has been produced at the sdlsrs
Wells.
| The model husband i q Mr.. Simon Shfnkey who,
| having married spirited young lady, blessed with
strong minded woman for mamma. resigns the supre-
| macy Of in liz house. and becomes pocr
sprtcss, henIecked domestic drudge. The relations a
husband and wife completely changed in Shankeys
neadee for, while tho wife takes her abroad
the husband performs the duties Of cook housemad and
| nvrsemaid at home. Mr. Washington Hazes, with
| whon Mrs. shankey becomes wouirousy fascinated,
escorts her to the camp At chobhan and during their
| absence NJ Sampson Shankey, a sturdy Ieyonshirs
rmer, arrives visit TO his brother and discovering
him engaged in Tie hunilating occupssion Of roasting
a.. rabbit and boiling tuTnips for dinner, ard
| GllinJ up the bastine intervals ~ feeding tho
baby, resolves TO rescue lin from his degrading
upon Tic exycalent Of writing Two letters' a. sron
Strangers to lis brother Offering him situations cook
and Try nursc This makes MIN pluck courage, and
resoye TO submit longer to the indgnty OF domestic
seri,uae in his rage be breaks tho plates and dishes
ngs the srots and turnrs about and allows tho rabbit
to burn ts ars while the child is screaming its heart
out ia ,e crsde The appearances OF Lis st1on rlnisd
his newly spirit and having received castiss-
ton for hi rebelous frenzy he returns mcehy TO baste
nce ana discovers that sla sol iiant Mr. Ilshnsou q
miserable barber named Weasel who by the help Of
Mrs saankcy, and borrows money froa, her Tho eE-
ucsu re cove the aaie9 with confusion Simon kicks
hc rgctonCS sweu out Of doors snd becomes Inss-
er in hi on house and husband Of his owa wife 1atn
tho curtain Soes down. The pact Of Simon ShaAkey,
played by M j. ". Rag, should have been given TO
young man, the character being evidently youthful
psTaese Who has courage to revolt against hs female
governors Mr.. Barrett excellent in tse character e
tie rorgh Dcvons.irc farmer and Miss Travers threw
euaent degree Of spirit Into the part OF the dominant
wife Ms Marson rendered tho insignificant part OF Tho
| mother in aw prominent by her acting.
NJ. C. Matthews and Madame vestris have teep pl,f.
| ing at Giasgo~.
Mr.. Iacket, who has agrecd to give Grsi Marss
$4,000, besides travelling expenses and aproiaents
for their services during e months In the United states
has arrived IA London from Paris whore LIE has beco
rnahDs the necessary preparations for the production ID
America Of the onara In Which esa ca.phrs yocAlfste