The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JANUARY 10, 1859.

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TOM rArIoRs oRESr ORIGINAL COMEDY.
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THREE ENTIRE MONTHS
CROWDED. AND F~fHToSAsLE AUDIENCES
' one HUNDRED 3D. AND FORTY THOUSAND PEOPLE,
'' NV 08SfiScED Shouts OF APPLAUSE y aY'''' ~
gNREsrsAIEEp sgssrs OF LAUGHTER.
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Lieut. Ss,Sss T. r. s 2ssss
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jSs wsisfss undo. T. Brown
Mr.. Mountchsssns,oa Miss Mary wsies
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From the New York Sun, January,sI
bUs BEEN Asa2c1 and By the Of time
@6S s ssas'o cas a. h nss
N %s' be Ct the
as showing what style of
standing some exceptional play Of every
day HE Of good moral tone Astounding IN good and
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Doi5ays, q home ssmssns which svsrySody under
tanned MI !eaersons Give Yankee, a visa q the Eng
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Mr. Y 5s dr. I enough
the geesome mistress Of TreOchard Manor loving
doubt sohern o. he
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LaUsA Ksss.s.sows time n the iatu,s..hsn s CITY
Quarantine 4 to be located-some day something
write ABOUT Eat a. I.ur. kssnss sa, no: MOI. "Sar ne
packs from pit shaking Laughter and
bose Who have been BY the that d Dun
dreary has ske hssrtof grace. He here.
Ir, iron r. SUNDAY Times Jan; ls d., ,
furious hearcal the quarter csniury
Eighty nights Of comedy and the public and the
Florence rsasssra' sohsrn: LORD Dun
hey M as ne pictures e 30 10 70
The mipd CALLERS, and often turned 70 look after
who there night since said that sbsrn's
The original so.hern has created the CHARACTER Of
Of s. IN
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repeaed svsry nigh, much longer we suppose
''s Prom iSs New %SG YORK ss.s
Cousin at this theatre long that positively begin be-
bave forgotten how anything else True Inc
public do to tire Of this twelve repeon a.
often standing room only hung quite early the
evening" but respectfully suggest TO the Lady Lsura
that the Midsummer Nights Dream" with dreases
gorgeous scenery, So, which we announced three
says ready but don't believe it In shall be-
lirve nothing until that "American Cousin" out and
when that Will be unable to tell American Cousn
another week.
From the New York Picayune. Jan Is
LAURA KEkNEs-"Used Upn is still drawing crowds here
-Bourccaus play? No slr-Tom Tayur's "American
Cisio" Burnett coils himself up usual sothern
afflicted with the influenza and Abel Murco though ably
sustained by Coudock, r chance like the Aoe
of being done to death But what Of the great shakspeas
revival Aye, WHAT It's all dreama Midsummer nights
dream you expect any change upon
the paybs here before the dog ays must
fellow No. sir real live nobleman dashed up like Lord
updreary s dainty morsel the million day
They have been gorRng him for the last three month"; and
their appetite In as keen AZ ever.
From the New York Mercury.l
1AURA KEENEs THEATRE 1T would be safe TO bet that
every stage passing up broadway, aner p loses
quack "Our Yankee Cousin still draws lower
twentydon upper tendon BY the theatre d
crowded nightly, days OF yore" Since Jefferson
essayed the character of Aea-we forget MANY
years agohs has undergone decided expansion and
sneezing has become confirmed habit with Mr.. Sohern
Our American Cousin bids fair 10 live until the return Of
the whose arrival MAS heene will probably celebrate
with the production Of "A Midsummer Nights Drear.n
From Porter's Spirit of the Times
Cousn' is still being performed. Every body knows that
for the SEVENTEEN time last Saturday night and
will crowd The house for seventy nights more should Mn
Keene pleaae keep u 30 long upon her stage.