The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25


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WINTER GARDEN.
W. On Monday night MATILDA HERONS new play q
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UNBoUNDED ENTHUSIASM.
UNBouNDFD ENTHUSIASM
Essentially drama Of the French Sensational school, abound
times held the audience spell bound and de ' '''"'
and In which WAS clothed drew repeated az
%o4g The critic of the H.
evening numerous fashionable and critical audience
The play was translation by Matilda Heron OF Ave
DRAMA Lies Noces venetennes" written by Victor 6ejour.
for the Porte saint Martin Paris and produced there
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The plots always Int cate and overloaded
incident and the play deals with the passions rather than Tia
nRy ehec I've, and arsca and admirably performed
Miss Herons perform throughout very praise
and s sss a
Jorian's gallant bearing. appearance
excellent acting vndcated In the cearet his position
The eune premier of the STAGE Alien
NJ Jamison acted exceedingly well:
The play exceedingly we'll gotten up the way
costume tc. The mountain pasS in the second act
Of the picturesque stage views remeu-
Der to have Witnessed in this country.
The Times remarks-
The situations of the piece excellent, superby
vlalzed BIZ the admirable acting of ell The principal artists.
Mr. Wailack, J was very 6Be Orseolo, and fairly
won the best honors Of the evening. He thorough artist
Mr. Jordan Galieno made the most Of part which de-
maDd gallant presence well good acting Mr. JAmison
as spola,o good but little too tragic in bearing M-
will undoubtedly gain breadth after rerNDrmaacsa
Miss Heron warmly received her appearance
iiors played than her usual
intensity Her renee certainly the of tie
and the admirers OF the lady will be glad know that
public OF New York In war CAL
cuaed 10 draw forth all her talents
The play been produced In the lavish style by he
management OF the Wrer Garden the scenery Is frequently
credit due Joseph Jefferson ssaxs
under whose direction the
Fortified by these appreciation the enthu
elastic accamaops with which the play received the
nasenspi have pleasure IN announcing /; for repetition
EVERY NIGHT
UNTIL FURTHER NofIcE. 'i'"i
This evening the will be the benefit