The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-11

MR.. WAILACk
M Has much pleasure drawing the attention public
The following extracts from the newspaper criticisms
AS''' 'a0'sSSui f EvEsysoDY,s FRIEND.
NOW ACTING NIGHTLY
From the Daily Times
very amusing comedy three acts called "Eyeryboay's
Friende produced here Wednesday night with CON
largely o he s q wq o
sS Sss sp se Il PROM III and
tain to the fall thereof the adte1ce kept thorough
ecoenrcs The and his wife are Of course the pr
M Heey We
Mr. % eham With much nns militia O re
waicot ss Mary Cannon and FLOYD are also in The
have better acted piece this theatre,
ere The b o esa m
It's WIS The artists were called out
From the New York Herald
wALLAcKs
here lie ses e IL he fs sss sss
dsrcus most bran Of British drama al a0's rhs
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srs with oe pespes & By bens ~
friend he succeeds in being nobodyss which often
dialogue is crisp and very amusing Mr. Malso
s .ossdn sla ar
usual graceful and agreeable way The piece we'll
From the Tribune.i
VILLAGES InEAraE-EyERYsopYs FRIEND.
OF saa Msen o. sSa II X
the face Of the audience have been 90 thoroughly
action artistic 80 asSsas.veiy thrash
ed out until little else Than the husks and the laugh
belongs Stirling 6oSns ihs author Of
for ~
one Is wTreiecnng Sheridan hinse-from Sir Peter Tea
1' as 'sS all five as
ss point n,es 'ss af natural have The d as
cose easy brilliant and reflective Of the ueshe last
style may for The i@medass sn sraure
called derived from esaiary dssdSat
OF sps 50 with The
guaae and description Of would fail
% an ds: q The effect Of the piece and therefore
Enthusiastically received in London
%saes % a sn asy
It's % Mr. wa ' has the mos. S%Nnsng or
snd be fully sustained his reputation apprecative
Ta AL. InE ;.,. FRIEND
Ss w eee sysys sn an s.ssedp agreeable duty bu
doa ' So on 81 " sd1
evening last this recent ensnson from the facie
london was pIodr Gee here tor the first time in America
heloa6 bu s s
sparkling dialogue and humorous situations and lat most
are kept up 70 the end 1he plot Of the piece has
sis,ency Of light and shade in its TRANSPORTATION, which
and their pecuarites and eceer tricies por.
travail Of Just such people and
this lies its merit liz natural The wit Mrs Sw andown
the active busybody qualifications of Feahery the lang
lnnr devoted neglected Mrs Feathefy peculiarly e.
centric bravado still morous Major Wellington de Boot he
bashui and Icebrooand short every Character
in the piece seems TO be wei suited to the speciality
OF the fine company here that though Mr. Coyue
had taken their measure originally y would certainly be
worn OF absolute righteousness partcuarize
excellent We cannot however refrain from recording an
unattended compliment Mr. Wacot she
'la great shame that Mr.. Walcot had such bsd
cid his head" We advise theatre see his piece
II will be played every night unit, further notice
From the Lender
wAiiACK's
The event Of the week has been the production this
of stirling COynes modern comedy, Everybody Friend
light and TO some degree ephensra really
droiest things of the and thoroughly
ban anyhi e that Coyne has before sent Something
this enioyabeness is TO be attributed the perfection of
production at Wallack swhich IL noticeable there Il
almost impossible TO realise the first night
duc;ion that the could really be playing for ar
time 'Everybodys FRIEND has raised the purest merri
OF the week, which Is praise enough
REMEMBER
1T WILL. BE PERFORMED EVERY NIGHT
TILL. FURTHER NOTICE