The New York herald., 1862-03-17
AMUsEMENTs.

RowEp nsn HOUSES snd which nightly
rff H1. DEMONSTRATIONS OF DELIGHT
MOST AND aSf bPTf PICTURE
manakeinen In confirmation Of tbs emen pleasure
From the Sunday rlnes.I
wednesday, evenne pen a. and .nT nro
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critics aS Of Ing
sy With far rep e.entation Of the beauty and fashion
win dashe Of brilliant wit and sens but md WED
the ay
and the OF incidents rapid as not to permit the
s expression What they hey are i driving
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on The stage better than dnness "rhe Belle the Sea-
Wa one , Or Me sgh EXCEPTIONS To the acting was ad
Hardtos home, and the webred yet truly feminine curl
snce was exquisite in is way So also her interview with
have rarely anything finer or more cxpressve
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stone is handsome expected and sasps too
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filed and the play was handsomely pat upon the stage
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whatever diverse cosrucons her peculariies Of
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a. defiance the most desrolc convent Qualities Of criticism
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worthy to compete with her In tho dramatic school Of her
AS Camille role which she first awakened the more
sp a the 10 hes pnrs
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The
template but in Miss Heron vivid portrare Of the
her9ne there was such intensity Of magnee passion,
had the subtle fascination Of terrible
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happy our nseesy fos a.
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role FAR With her e
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day when the critics chary OF the praises administer
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ana critical aoumen Is the b 81 proof that she
rss.ns and never her te better
sef not by of eyokng the whole
her powers In her attitudes Of lansushins fondnss
asnsni passion Gs actress stand ALONE in the
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SON Is quite scien, to stamp as fair medium for the
few passages dramatic literature than the description
%ose S e f X the to v her
her Intended b hated husband ia the last act just previous
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OF extraordinary power worthy live longer
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hyperion.
Matilda Heron herself despite certain obvious faults which
he reses 20 sSe o %
her and TO look her. for her stage presence
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and pyrLERs AMERICAN sfbs S6sic aHG SAs sv special
permission Of the OF the dereut companies will
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Doors open at 61I to commence at 7l O'Clock.
GRAND CHARITY CONCERT
" BROOKLYN A6AbEsy OF MUSIC.
rOfsSsS March * kiiss'S'' isss.
MISS CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG.
THE GERMAN LfEbKRKRAHNSs' HS''6S' 6F NEW YORK,
--a 'n ' BRooKLYS Philharmonic SOCIETY.
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NOTICE.
The Sale At Auction Of Reserved Seats will be continued
~ MONDAY EVENING,
March II, at eight O'Clock.
Es r. Broadway .,ov. Grand
Monday, March H. and every night this week.
GRAND SOIREE DETHIOPE.
nterspersed with Jokes and comm nes BY the comedians
Horn. Emmett, florence. Peel, Geinss Neil and Dan
Bryant. -
Gould Hilton, Leslie and Fowler In songs choruses
&C. Blact.mh'sJubee, "Dais What's de Mater TO,
'YE OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
Daddy Hemp, ancient conductor Dan Bryant
Doors al si; curtain rises a,I,. Tickets Is
THE GRAND IRISH CONCERT.
i TO THE MEMBERS OF THE DIFFERENT
IRISH SOCIETIES.
GUSrAvUS GEARY
reminds his friends that the
GRAND IRISH CONCERT Is TO BE ON
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, Ar
IRVING HALL,
When the first artists OF the city will
Perform favorie compositions OF The following
GREAT IRISH COMPOSERS-
THOMAS MOORE,
SAM. LOVER, THOMAS DAVIS,
BALFE, WALLACE, &C.
Parquet, 80 cents: Gallery, IS cents.
Doors of en- al % lock; concert commencing ats
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A sECONp GRAND MILITARY CONCERT OF