The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-05

GENIUS GIFTED
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had indeed no small task before hum II he would make good
all the promises of mis- friends Aud the
parable from acting new part and piece had its
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position in the plot, Is brought out by the Mr.
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strength but he always gives the impression OF having
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but always effective In fact Mr. Clarke, despite the
that our stage has knogn Tor many year After the second
compliment that seldom paid to actor in this style of
of may ecaie on having ro the
vna boards actor who is abundanty worth the saving
ropoan stage the farce Of Turning the labes Jack
in another direction the hard low comedy and won
aurels, keeping the house in of laughter all the
"A'' THE NEW YORK TINES, ApRIL2
whose department WAS originally limited 70 boots but es
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from the audience and call before the curtain
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Johnson
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Mr.. 8 CLARKE
win sustain his great comic { sh ,,15.
y 9skES 5oHcEsr At IRVING HALL.
w. .s YRsA TdiASh FTESTSS "a APRIL 1851
And 'l orchestra 5sE sna sE iss ssisioa Of
Piano ''''"p'nlTf:ssiosd x II a woLLISHAUFr
]. overture "oberon''-C. NJ '. Weber.
Grand CONCERT IN ma io for the yonp-H veurtemps
s. Romance from Pardon de Ploermel'-Meyerbser; by
Fantssie q Concert sur Les Hirondeles
symPhQsp,Ie No o2 70 maJoEmL Boehoven
the door, on the evening Of the concert
rHENEUM-RRooKLYN
BCDNOkTH CAMPBELLS
WOODS MINSrRELS
For two nights only.
Friday and Saturday April and and saturday afternoon
for families and schools
j. IL BUDWORTH
In buresques readings, comic dialogues, &C.
BYRON CHkISTY,
Jus, returned from the south and West,
in his original and side splitting lecture,
OATS WHAT'S DE NATTER
expressly for him, delivered with effect In
ar principal cities during the past three months
This compsny will perform Continental Hall Paterson,
| n j., on Monday, AprilS;
Metropolitan Hall, jersey City, on Tuesday, Apri9.
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room In United States and Canada liberal
by applying by letter 70 H. q. PALMER Academy OF
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