Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-16
MUsTCGI AND DRAMATIC ART.

season at the opera-housc little doubt be enter
taned that Il has been highly beneficial TO Cncin-
natl Some attempt was made to produce historic
plays without too gross violation Of chronolosic
proptety audtho beauty Of Che house and rs scenery
added much to the effectiveness Of evsty play pro-
duced. An excellent actress, ovorrated only by the
critic Of the Enquire, was q permanent member Of
the company, and, during Murdoch's engagement,
series Of excellent plaSs, very we'll nut upon the
stage, far better acted than sc have boen in the
habit Of seeing them in this city We have also had
few spectaeles Of considerable beauty; but allowing
all this, the public are disappointed. They were led
TO expect so much that was not performed, in the
way Of complete company aud other accessories to
perfect presentation Of the standard drama, that an
admirable stock actress and fine actor in limited
range Of parts, accompanied only by good come
dian excellent soubrette,and asweet-looklng girl
for Juvenile parts seemed mockery, and the disap
pointment was felt throughout the season Tho
same company elsewhere had been reckoned nns) at
the opera-housc, II scarce deserved the name Of
good. It was the best we had, however, and we bid
It farewell with the sincere hopo that its members
may continue tho usually correct and industrious
course that has characterized them since the opeh:
ing Of the season. and that their success elsewhere
may DO greater than II has been here.
wooD's THEArER.- Edwin Booth opens the second
week of his engagement at this establishment this
evening in the character Of "Lear." The reputation
this actor has already attained is second to in
the country and every part he undertakes s marked
by full appreciation Of the conception Of tho author
and power to portray II faithfully. His Lear Is
an admirable impersonation, and heartily advise
every lover of the mighty intellect which, according
to the Calibanic Owl, created the only miracles of
mind" to witness the play this evening The enter
tainment will close with The LADY Of ne Lions, in
which Mr.. G. d. Chaplin will appear "Polly Ann"
NATIONAL Tur,rrR.-Iortziny's benutifpl opora of
The Car and Zimmerman. lately produced at tho
German Theater with considerable ecLat will be per
e,rned onigbt at tbis establishment The actors
are nrinc;palIv amateurs. bpt their cxncrionca ,s
largo and Tho oparn IA rpado ouita oecctivo M, ,be
excellent orchestra npder Mr. parus and tho cho.
ruses by the Maenner.Chor The lovers Of n,usic
will find this n plensont nlaco IN snend nm evoping
and wa doubt not tbev will avail themselves of n
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Heaven help exactipe widows TO some degree taste
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| Mr.. joseph Jefferson has securcd I,auro Keeps
Theater for the summer seoson. extending from Ma,
"A to September l. Mrs. John Wood viii bo tho Star
II is also Mr. Jeferson' "a intention IN renro,uca m
American Cousin, with the original cost Mossrs
sothern Couldocl,. and Miss Sarah stevors
from New Orleans TO enact their original
The Tribune in spcakinO Of the now nrIrno dor r,a
Fabbri who made her debut ma Uyio,etto VoIiora
Mt tho Winter Garden. saws that sbe mrs, n
.yiewed as A dramatic singer. Tn this rssnoc, sh
makes great successes for yocalization-delicacv
yoatlity-we must lool, TO others. but for tho broad
intense style, she is adapted. She is good actress
Into tbe sad final net she infusad saverai no rood
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lngs winch were enectVe' her nearly, conscien
tious treatment of her role never flags for an
In The Acodomv her voice ,vorId ~ r., 80 .
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more advantage than at the Winter Garden, S
yoluminous and penetrating is its quality
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was produced at Wallack's, OH Wednesday last, fo
the benefit of Mary Cannon n 10 an axcoIler
.nY nonnS rI co,, y. --, ~ ~ an eA'ohel
vehicle Tor CongTeVes VIII, but pruned ~ 1t must
bof,ro ia nosshla N on not ho