New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
HIAW AT II A-HIAWA TIL A.
III THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
The great American Artist,
MISS KIMBERLY,
WI give her SIXTEENTH RECITATION Of
HI A w A L II A,
~. f.h.nol THIS lNondavl EVENING Ami

In Hope Chapel, THIS Monday EVENING, April n.
The Coener and Enquire, says The recitation gave tae
SOLELY the impressive manner in which she ueraDee 70
c meaning Of the poet and did full justice the melody OF
The Evening Post says: Miss Kimberly discriminating
and tasteful reader and brings out with eectthe many beauties
The Tribune says: The reading of this beautiful by
Of : az 70 r :, the aonoony into Which
measure apt to fall and to ' sa ,Se sIs 2,
exlreson Of approval at the close; .,....s .,.,..r
ment that seemed TO gyeI entire satisfaction Her voice
remarkable both for its strength and sweetness she intro
entertainment better every sense than play
The Times ssys Miss Kimberly possesses many natural
es them in the subject Of her DISCOURSE She ha. an sttrac
person and fine and is the best reader Of the poem
The Herald ssys: Although she had somewhat difficult
subject to MAKE nv ss a5apes Some passages were de-
hveed with fine effect and Miss kimberly me Iepu
taon which she has obtained throughout the reading oil the
The Bay Book Much as we before had valued this
we confess required hear II read Mics Kimberly
can before could thoroughly and com
The sunday Courier says: Miss Kimberleys recitaons of
slowed seems TO Joint tribute the excellence Of
poem and the happy art Of the reader sue reads s am
subject and so interests all her hearers" ...
of hst2onic art She displayed ali
mate actress We honestly compelled 10 say that we have
rarely seen more perfectly exquisite specimen Of art
,tsse The courtshp piece Of reading
to which we beye eQualed the subsequent
death Mnehaha and the departure OF swaha MS IN us
style ard action, alike perfection
The Sunday Dispatch Mas Kimberly one OF the most
accomplished readers Her Recitation carefully studied
and artistic performance and portions OF It were exqus
elv blessed BY nature with delicious voice.
and by rende her Recitation in some measure dramatic has
The SUNDAY Atlas says: Miss Kmberys Recitation Of Hi
awatha impression decidedly favorable She reads
The Sundsy Times says: Miss Kimberly has most
quy modated voice and her readings may be termed e
cutonary music"
the poem be Appreciated for her audiences each
occa,ion composed highly intelligent class OF persons
Her conception Of the spirit Of the evidently correct
No who hears her can fail 70 be pleased" $3.50
The Home Journal Miss Kimberly read Hswaha for
the third time with Of the most indubtabe character
As charming and impressive eocutons she most desevedy
stands high" .. ..
more dehshted than while listening 10 the recitation
Hawatha BY Miss Kimberly She has studied the poem
lovingly deveopes each character faithfully and gives TO
point poetca beauty its due weight adding the charms
of graceful eocuon warmth and depth of coong az once
and poetica We unquahed delight
Of the whole Miss Kimberly praise
eenous yet powerful reading OF one Of the most
remarkable poems Of the age"
Fowler Weiss Life illustrated says: "Multtudes OF
our have been highly entertained during the past week
by REGULATIONS Of Miss Kimberly She renders Longieows
lucid and interesting manner She
It. She Hawahas best representative does she need 70
equip herself the gsrb of to give the true spirit OF
the great poem Other readers should take lessons OF Miss
KIMBERLY" =. =,
The Churchman says: Miss Kimberly giving this city,
with decided her Rectsons Of Hiswatha Her style
very chasy and peasny dramatic and she gives an effect
the Poem far beyond what any ones own reading Oh can
produce" .
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.-Those issued for previous even
iuqs will be good for Monday evening.
Doors open at 7; Recitation commences ats o'clock