New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24
ALLAC K's THEA E r -
w MONDAY EVENING Nov. "a
Mr.. JAMES ASDE RSOS,
THE Celebrated TrasediAn,)

Miss AGNES ELSW HT,
From the Principal London Theater.l
The have much pleasure in announcing limited
Mr. JAMES ANDERSON,
the Celebrated I M. AGNES sFs ELswoRrHY.
the principal London Thestes VINO will have the honor
Of .tDs her .t .Ppsa.ns ssoIs New YGt .ad S,
duced ori,inal and romantic Play written BY A James
Ah'sf''n cLouD AND sUNsHINEi
LOVES 9EvExeE,
supported BY the justly acknowledged talented company at
tsebed Inc establishment, embracing the f0oTlnS l,
The Count koqu, fenile Stewart
ne SsaSfs,1 g. s. Lee
hPSAK h THS0Is Twin BrOiher'Mr JAS ANDERSON
Dsyd Leslie "a sco,chan Steward 10 the Dutche Mr. Dyott
NJ Je4.
Envoy the Nj Owen
DIANA Da;cic. Of X.Ine Mis-. AGNES ELswoRrHY
IIer first sppesrsnoe in this country, c,.
csuns.. DqnG: t. Henry and hi m G.snon
Hun'men; Courier; &C. Sc by the Coz up pany Va,
An apartment. the Palace Of the Dqche.. q NaneA
Ballroom mp Grand BEirsny-Ancent Cas
Chateau conceang the Banquet ChamberAn Antique LabO
campaigning Of the Palace OF lila animated
Produced with every regard to accuracy in Scenery Dresses
The Pay has lately been performed in London with srea,
and received the universal encomiums Of the press as wd
be seen from the f4Srs9 .Ss' .0,,smep, of Mr. Jane.
Anderson has been ssuazed by the production Of
Loves Revenge Diana Duchess Name the young widow
Of Scotch duie who d,d in exile caused By b.. ssehaen
draw round crowd of gay French saans whom she
etes., her c. = tone .d moi 9m She hs
ardent sdnirer Edgar Dunos who sends has moher TO
ir vii b. sentence Of death While the mother urging
the sons letter arrives from the lover informing the
by her cruelty asking she refuses hs last appeal TO
bid him sdieu from certain baesny she mPej sne de-
Then con piracy among re mob OF DIS
ppSosed BY one David Leslie Scotch Highlander who la,
followed the fortune. of her husband and by certain Henri
phose wn brother .sd The duchess who :ors
Edgar sons in the pesence Of Henri and Is driven BY the
first part loves revenge for Henri reproschss her with the
death Of his brother and ar Der from hum Te daeas.s be-
hun bic and epehtsnt and after the OF me
conspi ing suois have been utterly ees,eo SIZE tn'sd Up
Peron and the drama comes to h.Pp, conclusion Inc
foregoing outline OF the plot Is enough 10 show ha snord
' Se and H.. T.Worly the heroine rose to
the hight Of the opportunity They were ably supported
unphant Mr. An'e and Miss El.wor.hy were
o c S,: s5tS the p''''' Of AZ FN'-'''-' . 'n
stronger by manly of Mr. Anderson who plays BOTH
the bro,hef the womnly dignity Of Mis-: Esworby who
out any coSnteac,ins sentiment and story thrilling in its
THE Weekly Tines, Oct 18th.
son. ia such style 70 show thai his
peeuce actor has been of essential service TO him In
y dmac whe the story Geveiopsd with much i audi
perfect knowledge Of the art. and my.eIs' o. sse ese
Onc pow I in The o. ae Rneph ~ .na
and Mis- as'iEEii .~offty. iDsiy News Oct ga.
mM ,mes Anderson. new aud original play blank verse
entitled Cloud and Sunshine Love; Rsve9se ia: Prova
ss % ,en ae M Anderson had bssn
known as writer through versions Of sclllers Roboet.
sa snG s mind Sa: podscsd
rival The Lady of Lyons and InsomAr in popularity No,
Cioud and Sunshine to be attributed but .o 70 Miss Agnes
our young ssd ssT PM ha bedns
necessary part the Duchess of Marine The mise en-
worthy Of the play, and stamped y WIN ssnuihe
success" tL'eahs Sun'
"CLoups AND svxsHNr.-Mr James Anderson the author
play has taken the public little by surprise in h. new
and the piece Is constructed knowledge OF practical e
which shows how closely be has studied the art OF which
This n piece crowded with striking situations exceIen,
PsGsn .. god S. I pyh aae the highly
and The Il s p%cs , ws " ts
, ;, Mis-. Elsworthy who pose.se. all the qua6
essential to the q the opposite D., an
extremely making large demands on the powers OF
;te sse Jqun1 E,%opfs displaced een.dersbe ability in
portyng the variety of emotions incidents. TO tne
Anderson played thrr ssd presented in the PEI,
fomsnee Of high tragic lore anu
|
hone have seldom oucny realized upoa the stsse
ana would dcu comprehend the nature Of me
W. could resisted the Pteous appeAs OF voice
80 heavily laden with hsd not Known that he
woupded her blood and turned her hesi TO
ice with ID. Marquis picture scene OF striking
eject: and final interview which Henri learns the
terrible bis birth aud receives the last repuise from
H'' us tLi,erary Gazette
The exerions OF NJ Anderson vscrous and artist
His combat the end Of the third act commanded the most
attention. and insured him cell before the curtain
and an huasc expression Of popular approval The great
part OF the that Of the Duch.s- who was neso
mated highly efficient By MIS- Agnes Esworihy,
pleased record the u hi: rui!
play" tD~n5 Ie!essPn' oc"'
THE new play Of Cloud aud Sur shine written BY MI
belongs the csss OF dramas - The
LADY of Money and indeed OF highly moral
tenoebcy. Tie theme returning good Tor svl
Of enemies naturally marked out aud TIE
interest increases with each hr Anderson douoy
ib. hero and played in b. usual dAstnf So e
tie parts twin broheT OF Edgar and HEM Dunois while
the Marine the heroine confded 70 Mis-
Fl.worhy who reminded much OF Mrs Charles heAn
Flea Trr) In her Improvisation OF the Countess
In sheridan Love fs Eswsrthy career
the 81 James and Sadcrs has been
an unr tempted series Of sueeenes" Musical World
| CLOUD AND SUNSHINE
will be producedor the first time IL this country THIS Aon'
| day) EVENING followed By popular Farce
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