New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-25
T AURA KFFNE's THEATER.
IL LAURA KEENES TlIEATER
LAURA KEESE's THEATER
Laura kEENE'S TbEArfR.
LAURA KEENE'S THEATER
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
TUUAPliAST SUCCESS
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM.
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM.
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM.
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM.
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM.
READ THE OPINIONS or THE PRESS
RgsD THE OPINIONS or THE PRfSS.
Rad THE OPINIONS or THE PRESS
RF,D TUE OPINIONS or THE PRESS
REAp THE OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
AURA KFFNF's THEATER.

shstrspcar, unHsr many Of his eo'rnFo,S. ~-s vrsa
81, beH no, ony ~nte you deep and hofniynk irAs~iy,
bt De could sIso yr,eu hheac sud sey comedy OF -
fancy may dictate be would pTius' pay - aly ava
~ have .ngs..d m. yry est Of dsn nnd and ycs
when eSaminrd Would sPfas - inia srAt.r 80 % - M 80 % s
The ut,., br sih Of Summer o would WAX " sa" unseen
snh piece he Mia.rrm,r Nsh,'. DreAr and ahoush
h. ua, Oh. only Of he kind which he parh -, NFVs
.f r. /. r lsbl IN, uo- fu,nc~ or fne scenic ,,s' and
lis o crow uius p'in lr fe4iaIsaby .acce-sia oa-
Tha; lr sicud ha'e naar ihs ~, ehoGs oo "
rrd 70 her taste manner in which se h' soften up
l. like crediuh, ~ hei talents To sSy ihat S,.u'
sorge,u.'v e.sNrsi'd scenic p7odncon ,nAi ~ss 49,
brought IN his country merely 20 give mild eudoseIet
e M in reality animated vcrk q ar. The cnefy And me
charica effects mo-, "ondeil ali olir A"pns nc h
holder IN constant - pasurahe eNcein'nt nin ocg
r ,o end Th.rr ansyd,nt h,oria corecte-~ oh~svah
shou, ne piece; al the parapheuiha Of pnpr- yiews,
Sy ,.t,1,s .rd 80 rh aIr in kecyIlS and bar the i'm
pre- q master hand A. dramatic Elects. 1he uAiiolso 2,
tiat sis be- rctua hev idrru.rt. -.
Out youthful visions fairy land here revived IN all heir
pristine uoeeuce enchanting sld alnus docs he hora
buer Of Ob.ru in the Ia, ,abeau appear hat almost for
;r' mortality and begin 70 dream Of an everlasting eynn
Their ,Ie Puck, Ti.n P,. Blossom snd al the 'sh
fully interesting -prs ~ fairy land contracting oEhy with
Lc yulgsr mortal. e Athens - cPaly P~ut'd hy Mcs
Bottom Quince Flue &c, rouairns % make pay, When
The rarnatis persona which NJ. Keenr brought into nqu.
zion as, evening al thS, could b. wished The lady ber
rsr II Puck as She desircd Ike true woman, devoted h-r
prot ssou ds;eurrd 20 do hcrs" ana nsh, merry ME-
Oh,ron was PLAYED by Miss Marion M-Cahy lady whose
Talents have been ous since asnowcdsed ana who gave u. ON
rcrss she was beautifully and acted the part with
much E,ac.ful abandon. a.,
Mis- although looking the part Of ntania remarkably
well hardly equal II from lack Of experience Mt Blake
was most udicruusly funny Bottom fact peculiarly
funny as uuly Nj Blake BE-. Flute by MI Peters mrn-
table and In The comic uasedy Il Pyramus and lh.he
nothing could be- moe amusing Thesrus by Mr.
Cous Lysander bv Mr. Shern, Demstrus BY Nj Lsyick,
were ee,rr performance. Miss Mary Wells gave cammsnd-
ing and cr.abl. mpersonaon of the Amazon. hppolyta,
hi. M.s Ada Con the very imper~uaon Of DE b"au-
0l Helena Mrs Stevens dressed the character oi HERNIA
very becouugly. and acted with u.ich naiyetr. =
The conided exclusively 20 Mendessohn and IL bril-.
y hy the large orchestra under the ad"rshp" ct
NJ. Thomas Baker
Hundreds were TUNED away unable 20 se' -sh, a.
the stage"